... JOHN BULL lioltad Kingdom tad tbc ooloalea, which ucribed nulaljr the limited bub the renraenUUon in thie country, nod concluded mortn( certain nmendmenU with reference the rcbelliooi in Ceylon ondthe Cope of Good Hope, end the dlecontent in British Guleno ...

... JOHN BULL IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. OPENING OF THE SESSION. HOUSE OP LORDS.— Thursday, Feb. 1. ThU day Her Majesty opened in person the second session of the Third Parliament summoned during the present reign. Her Majesty, preceded by the great officers of ...

... outside door of his house, three men, two of whom were armed with large pistols, rushed in. pushing before them Pierce, and presenting pistol at his head. A fourth man stood outside sentinel; was also armed. One of the three who entered collared Pierce—a scuffle ...

... festivity, Lord John Russell having been seized with a fainting fit in the ball room, about eleven o’clock, and carried out insensible. His Lordship speedily revived when brought into the open air, and shortly afterwards left, in company with Lady John Russell ...

... JOHN BULL United Kingdom and the colonies, which ascribed mainly to the limited basis of the representation in this country, and concluded by moving certain amendments with reference to the rebellions in Ceylon and the Cape of Good Hope, and the discontent ...

... festivity, Lord John Russell having been seised with fainting fit in the ball room, about eleven o'clock, and carried out insensible. His Lordship speedily revived when brought into the open air, and shortly afterwards left, in company with Lady John Russell ...

... JOHN BULL to abolish Palace Court?—The ATTOBNEr-QeaKaAi, repljr, Mid he hoped able bring in Bill for the amendment of the law with respect to the recovery of email debts; and proposed to Introduce jwovisions to do away with the Palace Court. When the ...

... JOHN BULL to ibotiah the Court?—The reply. hr hoped to be able to bring in Bill for the amendment of ,el with reepeet to the recovery of email debu and P™; visions to do away with the Palace Court. When * second time he should that It referred to with ...

... one in the Charlton Marshes, and the other in the Plumstead Marshes. At the time of the explosion. John Knmsey, the foreman, and four other men. named John Smith. Edward Panl, Charles Thorpe, and Thomas Harris, were employed In the building In driving home ...

... strongly pleaded by Lord John Russell, of cutting his coat according to the length of his cloth. . , Lord John Russ*ll obtained leave to bring in another Irish Pauper and Relief Bill, after a sharp debate, the course of which Mr. Grattan ran foul the craft ...

... Mr. Grattan, and supported Mr. J. O’Conkeli.. Lord John Rcssell having deprecated the condemnation of the Ministry, at least on the first night of the session, and Mr. STArroan the continuance of the debate beyond reason* able hours, Mr. Grattan’s amendment ...

... (Begins, vice Earle, promoted; T. L. Dame'*, vice Addington, promoted; C. Can tenter, vice Vandeleur, promote I; W. J. St. John, vice Orr, promoted ; W. G. Andrews, vice Bill, promoted; F. I.uard, vice I*. Campbell, promoted; A. 11. Murray, vice Mamie ...