... then moved the adjournment of the debate. Lord J. RUSSELL trusted that the House would cot object to divide at once upon Mr Grattan's amendment. After some conversation, in which Colonel SIBTHORP and Sir H. INGLIS took part, Mr STAFFORD withdrew his motion ...

... supply, on the motion of the CIIANCEI.I,tiII, o f t h e EXCHEQUER, a sum of voted to replace the escheated property of the late John Turner, which had been paid into the Consolidated Fund in default of heirs, who had since appeared and established their Tho ...

... the close of the debate, Viscount CASTLEREAGH asked Lord John Russell to explain what additional taxation he intended to propose fur Ireland in case Mr Herbert's amendment were adopted. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, he could not consistently with his duty give ...

... was net a case of merely theoretical hardship : Mr Shore had been pres.ented by the Bishop of Exeter, as Richard Baxter or John Wesley might have been. Mr Bouverie proposed forms by which a clergyman dissenting might make a declaration of his dissent ...

... where be swans trial. John Anderson, accused rf stealing two spades and a pick belnngimr to James Myles, labourer, Farm of Pool, Pari,h of Kinnell. David Stirling, labourer, Forfar, accused of a serious a.satalt on the person of John Anderson, farmer, Mahlon ...