... Town Councillor William Fry, Town Councillor John D'Arcy, Town Councillor Thomas Hutton, J P.D.L, Town Councillor Francis Codd, Town Councillor Richard Kelly, Town Councillor John Jameson, Town Councillor John Chambers, Sir T. O'Brien, Bart., M.P., Sir ...

... gentleman ever did (bear and laughter). He still, however, had all the arms by which he had ever effected the mischief, and all his designs still unchanged; while England hadjthrown away her arms, and had no power of resistance. It is asked, Where ia the attack ...

... upon which The Earl of Arundel and Surrey, in a state of some excitement, remonstrated against the use of such language. Mr. Grattan, also very much excited, implied that Mr. Drummond would hear further upon the subject. Mr. Drummond proceeded to enumerate ...

... Morice-street Chapel, Morice Town, and Kerr-street Chapel, Devonport; from the parish of Kendal; from the parish of Llangragog, Cardigan- shire; also, from the congregation worshipping in King- street Chapel; from Dudley, from Dudley and Oldbury, Shrop- shire; ...

... opposition, and that the conse- quence would be that the house would be involved in continuous legislation to meet it. Mr. H. Grattan said the whole discussion ap- peared to him one in which the chief aim was that of abusing the religion of their fathers. ...

... ST. ALBAN'S ELECTION. Mr. AGLIONBY renewed his motion forthe discharge of Henry Edwards from tbe custody of the Serjeant at Arms, on the ground that the St. Alban's Election Committee did not adjourn on a particular day, in conformity with the Act 1 1 ...

... jun., Esq., Spencer Waddington, Esq., Sir John Trollope, Bart., Richard Bremridge, Eeq., Walter Long, Esq., Captain Howard Vyse, J. F* Stauford, Esq., R. Spooner, Esq., Colonel Sibthorp, Viscount Galway, Lord John Manners, Marquis of Granby, Richard Pryme ...

... did not understand their owu clauses. He would suggest the appointment of a select committee to consider the question. Mr. GRATTAN felt that be should be speaking against the evidence of bis senses if he were to say that this was % bill which did not affect ...

... Broughton, Portman, Foley, John Russell, Sandys, Waterpark, Rokeby, Paget, A. Russell, Southampton, Saltoun, C Wellesley, Stanley, J. Scott, G. Paget, M.P., F. Somerset, Rivers, Overstone, Rodney, G. Paulet, Poltimore, John Hay, Dunsany, Colchester. ...

... Nugent, John Gibbons, Graham Montgomery, Velters Cornewall, Thomas Hesketh, Edward Borough, Michael Shaw Stewart, George Staunton, Roger Palmer, John Harington, John Hall, Pyers Mostyn, B. W. Bridges, Robt. L. Newman. Sirs.— Henry Ellis, John Hansler ...

... Addingtou, Lord Stanley (of Alderley), Sir Edward Cust, H. n. Spencer Pousonby, Hon. Henry Stanley, Viscount Anson. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord John Russell received at dinner at his honse in Ches- ham-place the following noblemen:— Lord Beaumont, Lord Bruce, Earl ...

... Waldegrave, Helen Duncouibe, Robot Spencer, Lady Borough, Mra. John Talbot, Miss Abercromby, Mrs. Granville H. Vernon, Mrs. John Elliot, Mrs. Anson, Mra. Massy Yescombe, Mary Montague, Mr. John Elliot, Adelaide E. Vernon, O. W. Lambart, Mrs. Gaze. Fanny ...