... TAX. Ana, sls of the division en Lord John Russell's n esolutions on 6 the vote for the Inceomeo Tax:- voted, Toilers included, Tories ?? Ditto Liberals ?? ?? Absent ?? Ditto, Liberals ?? Manets, &o. :-Mleaih, Cardigan, Thetford Southamp- ton, ?? (Lord Newport ...

... Ireland. Mr HATTER, Chairman the Cardigan Election Committee, reported to the house that the committee had decided that Pryse, Esq., had been duly elected to serve in the present parliament for the borough Cardigan, and that John 3. Harford, Esq., had not ...

... committee appointed to inquire into the late election for the borough of Cardigan had come to • decision that Pryse Pryse, Esq., had been duly elected for that borough, and that John S. Her. ford, Esq., had not been duly elected, and ought not to have been ...

... Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Baron Gersdortf, the Saxon Minister, Lady Ann Maria Dawson, Earl of Liverpool, Earl of Cardigan, Lady Mary Hood, Viscount Jocelyn, Mr. George Edward and the Hon Mrs. Ansoji, and Lieutenant-Colonel Rotton, 11th Hussars ...

... his on to been in the habit of attending have for some weeks Church in that they have inti- mated e wish to the John of that That Lord John Russel] and his lady have to- several weeks, true; but for the assertion that the noble lord intend to secede from ...

... reported, that Mr. White was not duly lope, is elected, but that Air. Aisthony Lefroy ought to havte been John i- returned .Mr. HAYTEIt, fiom the Cardigan Election feild, 'y Committee, reported, that Mir. Pryso Pryse was duly Hoem It elected,-LTliese are ...

... served in the different actions of tbat and the following cam. paign, until wounded the 17th May, 1794, near when lost his left arm, and shortly afterwards returned to his own country. His lordship accompanied Sir James Pulteney to Ferrol, and took part in ...

... theni divided, when the numbers were- For the amendment, - - Against it, - - - -63 Majority in favour of the clause, - -9 Lord John RUSSELL, on the clause respecting salt provisions, condemned the duty as a wanton interfe- rence with the general principle ...

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... There were some of those who had got returned to the other house—(said the Noble Earl very emphatically, and stretching his arm very significantly to Commons' Members assembled below the bar)—that he would consign, without further comment, to the castigation ...

... collection in any other library iv the world. Lord John Russell. -A statement appears in two of the morning papers of this day, asserting, on the au- thorityof a correspondent, that it is the intention of Lord John Russell, to secede from the Church of En-land ...

... twelve and one o’clock on Tuesday, Sir John Hansler. accompanied byJ.B. Armstrong, Esq., entered the prisoner’s cell (apartment would better characterise the portion of the building which Good detained), and Sir John, ad* dressing him, said, I understand ...