... Etwall, Ralph Majority against hoed John Russell's Resolution (Tellers included) .. ~ Absent Conservatives .. .. ~. Liberals Seale Vacant, Double Returns, &c.—Southampton, Salop, Cornwall, Clackmannan, Cardigan, Thetford, Bandon, Meath .. ...

... Clements, Colonel—Cavan Dugdale, W. S.—Warwickshire Eastnor, Viscount—Reigate Henniker, Lord—East Suffolk Irving, John—Antrim Co. Jones, John—Carmarthenshire Ker, David—Downpatriek Lindsay, H. H. —:andwich Pennant, D.—Carnarvonshire Planta, Joseph—Hastings ...

... alighted from their car- riage, and walked in some of the principal streets. Lorp ONCE moRE.—We have all of us heard of Lord Cardigan’s instructions to his subordi- i nates, to note down and report to him the private con- versations of his officers, whilst ...

... :—Lichfield, Richard Dyott, Esquire --Southampton Town, John Rushworth Keele and others, Electors: Southampton Town, Joseph Lankester and others, Electors :—Newry, Sir John Milley Doyle : Newport, William John Blake and Thomas Gisborne, Esqrs. : Elgin, &c„ Burghs ...

... ofher Majesty's Government, which is founded upon the same principles, and is likely to be attended by similar results,—(Lord John Russell) instead thereof :—Question put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question. The House divide ...

... added to the national dvmain, and the clergy to be pensioned by the etate. Lorp CARDIGAN oNncE MoRE.—After the late affair of Captain Reynolds t was thought that Lord Cardigan would never again think of ‘*running such a rig ;” but it seems that he has not ...

... could continue to range tbemselvefl on that evening in opposition to her Majesty’s government. He understood the noble lord (John Russell) affirm that a fixed duty was preferable to a sliding scale. But there was nothing in the motion of the noble lord ...

... DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL’a AMENDMENT. Majority against Lord John Russell’s Resolution (Tellers included) .. .. .. . .. 3>l Minority ttS Pairs, 34 Absent Conservatives .. .. Ditto Liberals SEATS VACANT, DOUBLE RETURNS, ETC. Southampton Cardigan Salop ThettbrJ ...

... clumsy statues, clumsy inscriptions a profusion of gilding, guard-houses, sentry-boxes ; the moveables are sentries presenting arms every minute • officers with feathers and orders passing unceasingly, hackney droskies rattling about, and numbers of welldressed ...

... against within my arm length of It, and it. the name of «od, what il was, what made it come dts■turbine of os. stood some lime expecting answer, and receiving none, and thinking it might some fellow hid the room to fright me, pul out arm feel It, and hand ...

... titions), Lewes, Harwich (two petilions), Wigan, Rutland, 'y Longford county, Wakefield, Sudbury, Brldport, Ipswich, .r Belfast, Cardigan, borough (from Mr. P. Pryse), Wigton, burghe, Rochester, Giocester, city, Blackburn, Tipperary, a Lichfield, Southampton ...

... said, (Jet up, for 1 have got a drunken woman. Witness went down and opened the door, when Crook earned the deceased in his arms, and placed her in the taproom. Site groaned very much, and complained cold. Her iucc was much cut and bleeding. She had neither ...