... address; the Marquess of Camden, the Marquess of Clanricarde, the Earl of Zetland, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earls of Devon, Cardigan, and Dalhousie ; Lords Bean- mont, Campbell, Lyttleton, Langdale, and Denman.— There were several Bishops early in attendance ...

... Parthygwyddfyleh. In occupation of James Lewis 19 Gwastadgoed C; the of Williams.. 027 Rhydydidfarch, in the occupation of John Mil seme 3 Gorswer, in the occupation of Owen 26 02 in the occupation of Griffith 63 031 2—Henblas, in the cecupation of Thomas ...

... Taylor, Jones. John Samuel Burgess, James Scholes, Robert M. Wilcox ; James Smatham, Supernumerary. Rev. R. M. Wilcox will reside at Runcorn. St. and Prescot—John Boyd, Robert _ Southport and Ormskirk—Benjamin Slack, George Dick- inson ; John Philbps, Su ...

... the house divided, and the motion was to by a majority of 135 124. Mr HENRY GRATTAN rose to ask whether the law officers of the crown had seen a letter addressed to Lord John Russell on the sub; 2] ject of the appointment Dr Hampden, signed “ H. Exeter ...

... they would find them-| selves mistaken. Coil. WOOD and Mr. HUME severally expressed #¢s in opposition to the bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN replied to the charges made}. against the Irish gentry by Mr. ck, and prophesied | advent of the al of the union. George Bentinck ...

... at St. John’s church, within this city. There were about three hundred young persons of both sexes, comprising the candidates for the sacred con- firmation of the sacrament of Baptism, from St. John’s, St Christchureh, St. Peter's, Little St. John’ ...

... when he proposed to bring forward the measure with respect to the navigation laws, alluded to in h-r majeaty’s Speech ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL Feplied, that the measure to which the hon. gentleman referred, would not be brought until after the recess. at the ...