... ; together, with the s corresporridence ?? Sir Jarrics Brooke rind her Majesty's Goverirmait on tire saume subject ? I Lord JOHN RUSSELL.said tire Government were quite a ready to lay on the table any informsation they lied err this c Isubject. He was ...

... Lans- downe's Irish estates. Mr. GEORGE BANKES read a Queen's Speech deli- vered while Sir John Young was in office, and argued, from that speech, that Sir John had either ,changed his opinion (inasirnuch as the Speech men- ttioned the improvin g state ...

... gave a notice of early motion for the repeal of the Malt-tax. Lord JOHN RUSSELL announced an early measure for the better management of the Mint. Mr. RoEnucK addressed a question to Lord John Russell in reference to Mr. Horsnian's letter to his constituents ...

... ohl - ill the mnidst of which, 1 r Lord JOHN RUTSSELL comiseitted to thle motion. ii 'he house5( ?? reSUited, thle Chni'atrutu reported q' Li Progress, atid obttlited heave to sit kftigal it t Friday-. d ?? JOHN RUSSELL said the committee should stamid ...

... shifficiltvt iii nthacini tissue in aI pes tios to have their arms seized for it was Oilsy necessry to e read a short proclamation, Bet oem the suppositionm that the 0 parties wient home with their arms in their hands, the object l n of dispersing the meeting ...

... the iem. Mliss Vernon, Sir Thomas Hatse, Mr. Towneley attd Lady Caroline Towne- ley, Hon. George Milles, Hor,. John Forteselle, ilP., Sir John Bailey, General Metade, the lion. Mrls. Merde and Miss Meade, M lr. Henry Greville and Miss Greville, &c. SADLER'S ...

... the Irish coastS, aud (chemin fescam on his way to Dublin) to intercept the King of Spayne and his navie. ?? Then did Sir John Perrot prepare for that voiage with all conlvenient speede. i-e had fiftie mcin in orange tawney cloaks, where,'f divers were ...

... Ile Lord Norinanhly, whlo wvas Colonial Secretary, shortly SI.j after this period, in at despatch which hie wsrote to Sir it, John Colborne, who was then Govertior of Canada, said : I begg to informn you that Mr. Ryland's nomitiatiott to tins hie office ...

... these explanations ? Lord JOHN RUISSEOLL said lie p~roposed to take votes both on Thursday and Friday. Mr. EVELYN DENISON said it would he con-voenli for honouraible ?? to knoly what votes were to be takler onl these daye. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said lio inset ...

... rejected. He b, abused Lord John Russell's address as without -argument, solidity, point, or interest; described the ,: attempt to abolish the Viceroyalty as a case of Downing-street v. Dublin ; and declared that Lord John was asking what lie had no ...

... aginsst Sntsds Blabford in theou post-otficec ; by Colonel Thomipson, ?? nfvu of a nartiotnal systemt Of eduantiots by Sir John Trollope, from sev eral Iulacea itt inceinhiro, cotuplaittitg of agricul- tural distress ;by M~r. SaittiderS Dtav ica, faromathie ...

... Countess Jersey, Earl arid ri ?? Delawar, Lady Clenmentina Villiers, Earl Powis, Pr-Earl Lovelace, Marquess of Granby, Earl Cardigan, Earl andI Pr-Countess. Waldegrave, Earl Tailbot, Earl and Countess Veru- with, lam, Earl Harrowby, Earl and Countess Bruce ...