... COMMITTEE, WITH POWEB TO AUD TO TBEIU NUMBER. Sir JOHN PIRIE, Bart., Chairman. Right Hon. Lord R. Grosvenor,' J. R. Can, Esq. M P., &c. John Carter, Esq. Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart Henry Cremer, Esq. John Masterman, Esq., M.P. J. T. Cremer, Esq. Sir George ...

... s; but perhaps this form of motion had been chosen for its convenience. It avoided the awkwardness which had attended Lord John Russell's motion on the fixed duty at the opening of last session, and it had this great ad- vantage, that it did not pledge ...

... resolution; but to this lie would pledge himself,—to assist in maintaining that preponderance of the landed interest which Lord John Russell himself had justified. He did not believe that the other great interest, that of our commerce, was in a hopeless state; ...

... Ho . Col. C'Connell, Maurice—Tralee Callaghan, D.—Cork City O'Connell, John—Kilkenny Cayley, K.S.—N. Yorkshire O'Connell, M. J.—Kerry Corbally, M. E.—Meath Pryse, Pryse—Cardigan Dull; James—Banffshire Roche, E. 11.—Cork Co. Ellis, IVynn—Leicester Somers ...

... J. J. Hastings, Rector of Auley Kings, Waite'- , tershire • • -,, lt ev• J. Cooper, M.A., St. Paul's School, London &Lev. John Hughes, Vicar of Tregaron , 4 ev. C. Lloyd, M.A., Rector of Bettws tter. E. Evans, Blaenpennal . Morgan, Vicar of Silian .• ...

... nothing was. WORSHIP-STREET.—BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A POLICEMAN. - TWO ruffianly looking vagabonds in fustian coats, named John Riley and John Bishop, were charged before Mr. Bingham with having committed a violent assault on Jas. Newell, a police constable 152 ...

... millions who inhabit that portion of the globe, while struck with the splendour of the British arms, and by the victories achieved, not only by those arms, but by the arms of those with whom we are connected in other portions of the globe, will have reason to ...

... ce and painful detail of our disasters in Afghanistan, the house should now be met to re- of our arms, and to thank gallant men who had borne those arms to victory and the; British ensign on the citadel of ( 'ahool. As far as regarded \ylio Commanded ...

... reversed the course which had been pursued by Chief Justice TINDAL. We had in this country an abhorrence of political judges. Mr. JOHN WORTLEY contended that the outcry against I Lard ABINGER arose from a miseconception of the charge, which was viewed without ...

... Knight Grand Cross of the Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath ; to Major-Gensral Sir William Nott, G.C.B. ; Major-Gensral Sir John M’Caakill, K.C.B. ; to Major-General Sir Robert Henry Sale, G.C.8., Major-General Richard England, and other offioers of army ...

... this country, if he could. His information was derived from the letter of Mr. Henry Grattan, published in the newspapers; but if that letter were correct, Mr. Grattan should come over here and aid in getting up meetings in every county, town, and parish ...

... Newcastle has been holding repeal in the neighbouring villages. The staple subject, inforrned, is the grossest abuse of the Rey. John l'eta do For n --e arq a century that gentleman's family have kest, r 11 N ewcastle ' encouraging trade—affording employsow ...