... agreed to.—Adjourned. Representation of the Cardigan Boroughs.— It has just been discovered that the town clerks of the contributory boroughs had neglected depo»i% on the 30lh of November, with the Mayor of Cardigan, list voters, according the Act 6 Viet. ...

... —Mr. GLADSTONE gave notice that would bring his motion ou this subject Thuradar, the 21st. -CANAOTA.N REBELLION LOSSES.— Lord JOHN state that member for the Dim-crsity of Oxford had given notice of his intention to bring the subject of the Canada Rebellion ...

... the public rose as one man when General Klapka entered the house. I L A N D. SIOHB OP THE Timhs. —The Bight Han. Jiffies Grattan brother of the member for Meath, has resolved upon the .-ale of his Irish property, with the intention ot leaving Ins native ...

... Mr. F. Cooke ; John Ironhrace (a blacksmith), Mr. Howe; Mr. Fennell (a lawyer), Mr. Honner; Janies. Mr. Clarke ; Mary, Mrs. Jacob Barrow (late Miss Julia Bennett); Lady Glutterbuck, Mrs. Humhy. After which a farce, in one act, by John Maddison Morton ...

... fight. both struck together. He struck me on the bosom with his left hand, and then struck on the arm with his right hand. I felt a sharp cut on left arm. 1 said, If this is the way you arc going to fight will go home.” He said, will stop you from going ...