... of cards, that I.e limy have the pleasure ef Userim the frail structure And in a spirit of equally childish trilling, Leta John calls upon [dormers to guess what his thought** like; be tells them that if any one will originate a discussion on the extension ...

... at One o'clock precisely to receive TENDERS PULSZKY, Mr. Knowles and Mr. John Henderson appeared 17th of January, 1850, were put in and read. Thomas Lovell, 25, labourer ; John White, ,tte . 1',,0 golloase, „10.7-,ASES, for twenty-one years from Ledydey ...

... daughter of William 011iver, Esq., of Courtlands,. Seseex. Feb. 7, John Francis, Esq., of Market Harbororigh, Leicestershire, to Grace, eldest daughter of the late John Goodchild, Esq., of St. John's Wood. Feb. 7, at St. George's, Hanover-equare, Charles Buxton ...

... ground for reconsidering recent legislation but Mr Herries ana Mr DTsraeli given expositions its object entirely different Lord John repeated the disavowal given Mr Labouchere that any insalt or disrespect was intended to the agricultural interest by the paragraph ...

... massacre of the Sarebas pirates, the non-reception of the Italian refugees at Malta, and the late revolt in Cephalonia, Lord John Ruesell promised to lay before the house whatever official papers and correspondence were in the possession of the government ...

... of Ibe farms were occupied by Mr. John Chapman. Mr. Thomas Chaproao, and Mr. John Lses, who are the oenm ; the others, the of Mr. C. S. Tinting, were occupied Mr. Westrope, Mrs. Margaret Suow, Mr. John Westrope, St. John’Colege, Cambridge. Mr. Abraham Hart ...

... investigation. Lord JOHN RuSSELL denied that any evasion had taken places and, after some discussion, Mr. DISRcAELeoffered to withdraw the amendmetet, if it was thought (as had been suggested) that fair notice bad not been given of it. Lord JOHN RUssELL said ...

... regret former operations, which led to the emancipation of Greece. Sir R. H. corrected Sir D. Lacy Evans, who bad spoken of John Sobieski as Hungarian, which he was not. Mr. M. MILNES regretted the course Mr. Disraeli had taken, as unworthy of his genius ...

... about the Cabiuet Councils, Lord John said, 0. a-that without rovealing cabinet secrets to that gentleman, there woe le of no0 Iotention of increasing the land-lax, Go Ilfr. Disraeli seemed to Domp isfear, 1or added Lord John, amid a shout of applause and ...

... be got ready for the use of memi- bers by the commencement of the next session. In reply to questions from Mr. Hlume Lord John Russell promised to supply the information in the possession of the government as to the destruction (if the alleged Bornean ...

... massacre of the Sarebas pirates, the non-reception of the Italian refugees at Malta, and the late revolt in Cephalonia, Lord John Russell promised to lay before the house, official papers and correspondence. In reply to question from an hon. member, relative ...

... Barroa, Hon. G. Sir H. , H. Grattan, G. G. , KE. 8. Cayley, Six W , Mr, Pusey (Peelite), J. Sadieir. an,and on the Meerina at Wednesday on in a the principle of juss to every British interest ‘was beld ot pressure of Armes fon, om are in the of the trade ...