... At- torney-General. Borough of Stamford.-Thc Right Hon. John Charles Herries. of St. Julians, Seven Oaks, in the county of Kent, President of the Board of Control. Borough of Midhurst.-Tho Right Hon. Spencer Horatio Wal- pole, one of her Majesty's Principal ...

... the world, to urge upon her Majesty's ministers the absolute necessity, without loss of time, to urge them not to let the golden opportunity slip by-to do that which he believed was the only legitimate object we ought to have in view, namely, the extending ...

... that they have to look to is Protection against Revolution. We cannot help suspecting that the hearty old gentlemen in top boots and ,gaiters who have been ?? for ...

... which] a5s said SBiigle flowers of great beauty, and Pants mt fill blossom, relieved occasionally the .pm2nesifseneoe of the golden service: the whsole Wi111a13' lit with gold candelabra. *rpaln isad tise honour of receiving invitations ?? raid the Countess ...

... ornamental gold plate were most effectively displayed, witt, the aid of a ls-ckground of dark, crimson, and numerous Ilights from golden candelabra. This room contains'the por- tr its of George IV. in the robes of the Garter,. by Sir YmaLareuce, placed in the ...

... HJaescisa, of Birmighan, ?? Sowverly, of Messueglsans, Litdcolinehire, ?? Saunders, of Coxheath, Kent, imiller-hauses Edward Oaiser, o Maidstone, Kent, ?? Reynsallt, of Bryisutesr, Brook- nockeshire, ?? aManwaring, of Worcestle tailor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ...

... they to take it for granted that Sir Robert h .Peel knew all the ins-and-outs of the proceedlings iii May- t, Inooth [hear] ? Boot the very circumstance that they had t ,'passed such an act iii 1845 was a legitimate subject for in- nI 'quiry ; and the people ...

... been a I enforced. For twenty years and more it had existed, wh a just as certain University statutes exist against sib e top-boots and terriers, and with much the same tai - effect. A law which has been knowingly and wi s openly violated, without an attempt ...

... EL. Adair 3. C. Cobbold T. Hobhouse S. Bateson .Isle of Wight ?? 1 E. Dawes Col. F. Harcourt Kent, East . 2 Sir E. C. Dering W. Deedes c Sir B. W. Bridges . Kent, West ?? 2 T. L. Hodges Sir E. Filmer e {AA~rrA n+^r _ T.AA 31,iM. Smith d 'i t. Le I' InK ...

... Protection b. if lie can. How Mr. BALL and Lord MAIDSTON{E ~e cantt both have confidence in Lord DEnnY, We Must )f confess ourselves at a loss to understand. M r. It BALL wants t o get back Protection-Lord :t MAIDSTONE even to keep Free-trade. Is the Is PREmiER ...

... motion. Mr. GEEsIN then nominated Sir John Shelley, who was seconded by Mr. MAsn8 NELSON. Mr. MILLESR then proposed Lord Maidstone. Mr. EoAN seconded the nomination. Sir CHARLES ALDIS then proposed Mr. Coningham. Mr. GEORGE DAVIS seconded the nomination ...

... ld. Hull ?? Huntingdon ?? Hnntingdonshire .. Hythe ?? . Inverness ?? Inverness-shire ?? Ipswich. sle of Wight .. Rendal ?? Kent, East Rent, West. Hon.W.F. Cowper T. Ohambers Sir G. Dashlwood M. T. Smith J. Locke Sir J. Weir Hogg W. R. Stansfield J ...