... from all nelesiestiporshies. Mr. GLAMORS denied that there was way parallel whatever Wirers the of Jobe Wselq sail Mr. Shen. John Irsolay, whea he eninitmeed his M. Maria was se meek attached to the Aar* as asy Bishop tbe Chasse. ad wield wary have Most ...

... Sir J; Hothouse, John Iforuhy, Sir John Jervis, Marquis of heir K~ildare, Henry Labousoisere, W. S. Laseellee, Earl of Lincoln, Dold Colonel Lindsey, Sic E. M'Neghten, Major Macnamara, O'Gor- mokn Mahion, W. Marshall. John Weslterman, H. M. L. Moetyn, ...

... filled with the din of arms and the crash of falling thrones. And at home, they had seen Liverpool smouldering, Manchester disturbed, Leeds uneasy, Sheffield restless, London in a ferment. At that time Carnarvon was quiet, Cardigan was loyal, and Carmarthen ...

... Monday New Members.—Mr. Conolly look the oaths ani his seat for Donegal. ’Mr. Pry Pryse took the oaths and his seat for the Cardigan boroughs. The following, araongslotber tills, were read second time: —Kendal Fell Act'amendment; Lancashire and Yorkshire ...

... Captain jliiry Dundas, i.N. la Lauretrec Davidson, E q., W.S. ir John Anderson, R-q., W.S. 11 John ?? Innc,, Esq., W.S. John Gsibean',jun., Esq., NV.S. al Thoinss lrltasser.on ODatea, Esq. Wi.S John Forbes Walkier D:umm',nd i: q.. W0. -lanmes Ctmpbnesl Tait ...

... Anstey, R. B. Armstrong. R. M. Bellew, B. Disraeli, John Duncuft, Lord Ebrington, F. French, W. E. Gladstone, Henry Goulburn, G. Greenall, Sir G. Grey, B. Hawes, Sir John Hobhouse, W. N. Hodgson, Sir John Jervis, W. S. Lascelles, George C. Lewis, Sir Lucius ...

... cif Mr. John Gt-ifitop. Also. all th1at con. r vtuiently-oituate rind comen~t-da Disrtficg-11ouse, now u edas a l'ubl c-house, with the G-irdan, Stabling, Oucbutldrega. and Appurtenanese.aned Watet Corn Mill, new in the occupationn 1 Mr. John Cartwitight ...