... Amongst the nietubers' of that commission were ci Lord Melville tend Lord Minto, Sir Gi. Cockburn, Sir C. o1 Adam, arid Sir Thomas Hardy; and, although thle last C mentioned officer did mnot sign the report of this coneniesion, C lie concurred !IIi every oti ...

... PRINTED PAPERS. WSDNIE3SDAY, MARCH 15. AldJourned Debate.-Amendmert proposed, That Thomas Burton Howard do attend at thc bar of this House to-morrow.-The House divided : Ayes, 84 ; Noes, 157. AYES. Aglionby, H, A. Gley, Sir G. Paget, Lord Alfred AMdam ...

... LINCOLN'S-INN-Sit at ten. Before Sir L. SHIADWELL. PETITIONS BY OnRnD.-Waters v Tavlor-Gregory v Cowein- Ley v DfLckett-Exp:rte Hardy. Aed motions continued. Befor i Sir J. KNIGHT BVRCB3 r B.NKRUPT. PEnTIoNS.-Exparte W ood in re Loosemore-Ex- parte Purcivill ...

... Theodosius Forest Ewart, Edinburgh, Gent.; Hand also Thomas Weir, of Edin- burgh, Gent., to be M'asters in the High Courtof Chancery-! WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 10. (Ith Regimuent of Dragoons-Cornet Thomas Fraser Grove to lie fLivotenant, by purchase,, vice Reberti ...

... LINCOLN'S-INN-Sit at ten. rBefore Sir L. SbtA15WnLLr PLTITIOtNS nY ORojmlt-Waters v Taylor-Gregory v Cowen-' Ley v Duckett-Exporte Hardy. And miotioins cpatiLued, B]eor SlvrJ. RN1OHTrBRtts. IItwnrttrIpTv PxeritioNci-Eapuirte Wood in ro Loosernoro-E]-x parte Percival ...

... published same. The eeventeenth overt act is charged against the Libera- tor, John O'Connell, Thomas Bii. Ray Thomas Steele, John Gray, Cisarles G. Daffy, Thomas ierney, Peter James T'yrrell (niesning the Rev. Mressrs. Tiernevand Tyrrell), and Rishard Barrett ...

... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. to Thiomuas Were Pox, soen., Thomas Were Fox, jun., Wiliama Fox, t hl Thomans Were Fox, the youngest, and Henry Fox, of Gloucester and d Plysnouthl, merchoasts (so far as regards Thomas Were j- Fox, sei ., and Henry Fox, tlse younge ...

... FrAlkner r aetd Fletcher, or misdenteanor, in aseaulting one Thomas - Cooperie atii vcolleetor, in the execution of his duty. The eOtleCd woos clesrly bubetantiated against the principal, Sir e Thomas Pailliplps who was found guilty of a common e assnult, bit ...

... Mr&. Capel, Ladyl Grey, the Right lionourable H. T. and Lady Harriet Corry, Honourable John Coventry, Hononrable and Rev. Thomas Coventry, Honourable Mr- and Mrs.William Ashley, the lonour- sbles Francis Henry, Augustus, and Robert Spencer; Sir Charles ...

... Newton Bank. oJohn Cheethanm, Esq., Dukinfield. *Dr. Swanwick, Maccleefield. *John Howard, Esq. Brereton. Thomas Marsden, EFq., Heubury-hall. Thomas Sidebothani, ]isq., Harewood-lodge. 'Williahm Tomkinson, Esq., Willington. *E. V. Townshend, 13 q., Wincharn ...

... Mellon, of Woolivielt, Kent, tobaccottisi, ktlgusi 3. John Stratford, of Hatnnersmittt, Middtetex, corkt riho cr'e.. August S. Thomas Allet,, of 7, Jolhn-strect, Waterloo-road, Stirre,,eIA lower tmanuafcturer, lugust 3. Itichord Wrightt, of Rtetherbithe, Surrey ...

... cbflrnor in l)ivinity.-The Rev. John Rouse Bloxam, ,it F,Iwoof Magdalene. fie( y8-ters of Arts.-Rev. George Thomas Spring, Edmund Pr; 1ld; Rev. Thomas Jackson, Queen's; llev. Lloyd Sanders, Cr;ri6, Cburch ; Rev. William Edward Alliree, Wadham; giEjvord James ...