... the govern- i ment to propose any alteration of the institutions of New- 4 foundland.. Mr.O'CONNELL gave notice that after Easter lie would move -for a copy of the charter of Trinity College, Dublin; alsofor copies of any correspondence thatrmay have taken ...

... dec'ided thaiinie-halt o~f the c'rewsv and ;the 'ohfi er slio,ild sleep jeyet :night onx hoar& the vessels. P orn 'sunset to sur~rise largeib'oais full o'f :mariner traversed 'ther harbour 'iri every directions, ftor ifear, it was said,' of a sur- pusse on ...

... under- stood the noble lord to say he would introduce the bill before Easter. He wished to limow whether the noble lord intended to fix the second reading for an early day i after Easter, or wvhether he intended to communicate with the government before ...

... give one instance of a labourer who earned 2s. a day when corn was 40s., having his 2E. doubled upon a sudden rise of corn to Wns., or of any rise taking place in the course of which the poor did not suffer. He would now conclude nitli one observation. He ...

... petition from Southampton in favotir of the present Beer Bill, and a similar petition from Lancaster. Mr. PACKINGTON said, in rising to move for leave to bring in a bill to make alterations in the exist- ingg law which regulates the sale of beer, it was not ...

... musings. Last night, after witnessing, I suppose, I the dying agonies of the Melbourne Ministry in the i Lords, I intended to rise this morning with a a determination to give my mind a holiday from the t servile meditation of endeavouring to put forth f ...

... the prin- ciples of the People's Charter the surest guarantee of freelom (dsrltk with great enthusiasm.) T he CKAiAt'-N, on rising to propose the next toast, said thel intnediate occasion of their being assembled had been' the~-he should not 'say d ex ...