... and those who desire better and fuller information must have recourse to the Report itself. rSIxulb~nue. LORD DERBY AND HIS DUKES. Sir,-We rejoice in twenty-sia Dukes, of whom six or toreenfrare der age, superannuated, orcompelledbyinf ty to Lord erarom ...

... with regard to the correspondence which bad passed between himself and the Austrian government, Lord BEAU. MONT withdrew his ?? Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND stated, in reply to Lord Monteagle, that the government had received no official intelligence from Plymouth ...

... is not in what Sir C. Trevelyan says against the proposed system of taxation that there is danger, but in the neglect of his ?? Duke of ARGYLL said there would be no objection to produce the papers moved for as soon as they arrived in this country. He could ...

... the strongest terms- and with great vehemence of Manner, his admiration of the. uniform, truthfulness and patriotism of his ?? Duke of CLEVELAND said that he and the late Sir Robert Peel had been college companions, and though in after life circumnstances ...