... 31st nit., l>y Coinniiitiiion. The Royal Commimiiiinerii mere the Lord Chancellor, Vifconnt Melliourne, the fllar. quis of Lansdowne, and Viscount Diiiiraniimi. The King's Speech was read in the Iloiise Lords in the of the ers of the Mouse Commons, who were ...

... for sorting the letters. . ~ The petition was ordered to lie on the table. The House then, on the motion of the Marquis of Lansdowne, went into committee the Municipal Declaration bill. , - , , Lord Brougham complained of the wemcacy and contradictory character ...

... Noble Viscount on this part of the subject. The Duke of Wellia xton was followed by the Earl of Ripon and the Marquis of Lansdown. After which The Earl of Durham wished to add ress only a very few sentences to their Lordship s—a few words ex- planatory ...

... born » Wemake out their ages as follows :—Lord Melbourne prime minister, is in his 58th year ; Lor d Cottenham, 56: Lord Lansdowne, president of the council, 57 ; seal, 56 ; Lord John Russell » home d Lord Duncannon, privy Lord Palmerston, rtment, 45 3 ...

... Government had received any information relative to the unfortunate occurrence which had taken place in Canada? The Marquis of Lansdowne replied in the negative. The House then adjourned at four minutes before six Frinay, Fes. 9 Lord Glenelg moved that the Bill ...

... Government bill, with the amendments agreed to by that House. In answer to a question from the Bisbop of Exeter, The Marquis of Lansdowne said. it was not the in- tention of the Government to propose the revival of the Committee on Irish Education. GLASGOW COTTON ...

... The Marquis of Lansdown moved the order of the day for the second reading of the Presbvtei ian oaths (Ireland) bill. Lord Brougham—l hope to persuade your Lordships to throw out this bill. I have the strongest objection to it. Lord Lansdown—lf my Noble and ...

... HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE. Her Majesty held a Levee on Wednesday at St. James s. At two her Majesty, attended the Marchioness of Lansdown. Countess of Charlemont, Countess of Durham, Earl Fin gall, Hon. Colonel Cavendish, and Sir F. Stovin, arrived from the New ...

... anticipated from any alteration of die act of Parliament, which fixed the time when the apprenticeship should cease. The Marquis Lansdowne laid on the table return from the constabulary and police departments in Iteland. Tie Marquis of Westmeath moved for certain ...

... Imperial Parliament. —sa HOUSE OF IOBDii. I''hidav, April The Marquis of Lansdowne laid on the table the first report the Commissioners appointed visit King's and Alariachal College, in Aberdeen. The Karl ...

... inquiry would to dissipate great many of the prejudices that had heen created against the act. On the motion of the Marquis of Lansdowne, the custody of insane persons (Ireland) bill was read second time. ~, .. Lord Wvnfird then proposed his bill for the ...

... St James's Palace, and lie d a levee ; which was very numerously attended, lier Majesty was attended by the Marcbiouessof Lansdowne (first lady) the Marchioness of Tavistock, and Lady Portman, Ladies in '-Vailing ; Viscount Torringmn, Lord in Waiting; Sir ...