... 7. 10s. to LIO. 10s. ; short-bans from L. 12 1.16. The horse market was utterly deserving the Name. Air I BOLL—Mr Henry Grattan, an Irish member, is reported is the of Tuesday last, to have complained of having beau misrepresented the More* Pod, and ...

... ed last night, though in a more modified form, and ?? met by an indignant denial, and partial refutation by Mr Hawes, Lord John Russell, and Sir George Grey, who in the close of his speech indulged in fle following very se- Tere strictures on the conduct ...

... d occurred to Mr John Henry, son of one of the members for South Lancashire, who acted as one of the mounted patrol; when urging his horse through the crowd, he was stabbed in the leg and otherwise injured, but not dangerously. Arms were not generally ...

... but he was restrained is his impatience by Lord John Ramsll, who took upon Lies to reply, se ea fiery Pretostimist Lad coisoludel. • few week esassived and expremod the white Isar of noestment, Lord John viodicated his colleagaes tams,—showed, by • more ...

... highest medical authorities from attending the House of Commons at ?? PansnEcnTION TO JOHN BRIGHT. -A valnable bookcase and libTary, worth L.1750, presented to John Bright, Esq. MP. has this week been inspected at the public ball, Roch- dale. The bookcase ...