... lt 7* by tbe youtll John Graham, was resumed before Mr. Bedford. The facts in connection with this sad occur- rence have already been detailed in the columns of this journal. The jury returned a verdict of Mansliughter against John Graham. Harwich, May ...

... two cases in which parties being in the custody of the serjeant at arms, when the House of Lords desired to liave tlieir evidence, the bouse had given an order to the serjeant at arms to permit those persons to attend the committee of tbe House of Lords ...

... on or before the ratification of this ' Article VI. Maharajah engages to disband the mutinous troops Lahore arm)', taking from them their arms, and his less agrees to reorganize the Regular or Aeen Regi- of Infantry, upon the system, and according to ...

... dear price, in the su*. tte •*-*' character with which it had been accompanied ou . of ministers (hear, hear). The Earl of CARDIGAN said, having had the honour of holding a seat both in that and the other house of parliament for now considerably more than ...

... plundered by a mob, and Mr. Huskisson went to ?? personal violence. His noble friend, however, to ° j-ject. language of Mr. Grattan, in reference to another s had sat by the cradle of the corn laws, * n ?? was about to follow their hearse. Let hi o ...