... divided ; — Ayes 281 ; Noes 317. AYES. Abei6roniby, G. Gisborue, T. Phiilpotts, J, ?? I-ord Gordon, R. I'igot, D. Ad*. i, A--. Grattan, H. Fin cv, W. Aglionh . il.i. Grretiaway, C. Ponsouby, C. F. Amswcrth, I. Greg, B. H. Ponsoubv, Hon. J. Aitti.il, K. Greig ...

... the committee appointed to make arrangements for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan. The report recom- mended that certain witnesses should be summoned ; that the Earl of Cardigan and his bail should sur- render at the bar of the House on Tuesday next ; ...

... political offenders. 1 1 TRIAL OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. j Viscount DUNCANNON laid on the table a resolution ' agreed to by the committee appointed to regulate proceed- ings with respect to the trial of the Earl of Cardigan, to : the effect that no person should ...

... trial of the Pari of Cardigan will commence. In the Commons, a great many petitions for pri- vate Bills were presented, yesterday having been the last day allowed for the purpose. In answer to questions by Sir Edward Sugden, Lord John Russell said that he ...

... in- juring his arm. Neither party understanding a word of English, an inter- preter was sworn, but ov.ing to the interrruptions of the mutual friends of both parties rrreat confusion ensued. Tho assault upon the complainant, who had his arm in a sling, and ...

... ns of the late Rev. JOHN DAVISON, 8.D., formerly Fellow of Oriel _c, Oxford. By the same Author, the Fourth Edition, Hvo.. price 12s. bds., DISCOURSES on PROPHECY; in wbich are considered its Structure, Cse, and Inspiration. John Henry Parker. Oxford ...

... Corn-street, Bristol, Jan. S. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN COMPANY. HIRE TOKS. Chairman — William Hutt. Esq., M.P. Deputy Chairman — John Chapman, Esq. '1 >_',i.Hold-« orth Brooking, l.sq. I Jatob Montefiore, Esq. Heiin Buckle. Esq. George Robert Smith. Esq.. M ...

... £sq. John Irving, Esq. Johnj ohn Bichards. Esq! Jeremiah Harman Esq. R. B . Seeley, Esq. James Mackillop, Esq. J. A. Shuter, Esq. William Cotton, Esq. G . M. Simpson, £sq. Richard Sanderson, Esq., M.P. Frederick Salmon, Esq. John Capel, Esq. John SeweU ...

... seconded, Tho- mas Greene, Esq., Conservative. John Bond, Esq., pro- posed, and Lieutenant-Colonel Parker seconded, Geerge Marton. Esq., Conservative. John Greg, Esq., proposed, and James Johnson, M.8., seconded, John Armstrong, Esq., Radical. An adjournment ...

... infamy which the Whig-Radical Administration has embraced. The scale of duties on the importation of foreign corn, which Lord John Russell has announced his intention to propose, shows that Ministers in their desperation have become as inveterately hostile ...

... g.thelland Broadley.. 2 0 I Broadley and Lord Hotham 2 0 HULL. v . W. C. James and I Sir W. C. James and Sir g u tt 1 1 I John Hanmer 2 0 BEVERLEY. Hogg and Fox 2 0 Hogg and Fox 2 0 51 6 0 Ashton-under-Lyme. — The Conservatives have at length letennined ...

... Earl of Wicklow, Earl of Ran- ftirly, Lord Powerscourt, M.P., Lord John Beresford, Lord De Ros, Lord Sandys, Hon. John L. Cole, Hon. Edward Wingtield, Hon. General O'Neill, M.P., Hon. John C. Maude, Hon. Somerset R. Maxwell, Hon. Richard Thomas Maxwell, ...