... before two o'clock the Sjieaker entered the House, and shortly after took tho chair, on its being announced by the Sergeant at Arms that the Deputy Usher ef tho Black Rod waa at the door. The Deputy Usher having been admitted, he sum- moned the house in the ...

... Tom ()Vl . members of the corporation of maltmen, Gla s ?? from the minister, churchwardens, and iiihabitari*. a parish in Cardigan ; from the inhabitants of t> ham, in the Coimtv of Norfolk ; from the ?? 5 churchwardens, and inhabitants of two parishes ...

... (Mr. Ellis) had said at a public meeting. Mr. 11. GRATTAN asked the hon. member for Dublin if there were the signatures of 70 p.ers attached to that petition. He knew there were not. He (Mr. H. Grattan) knew that paupers and insolvents had signed that ...

... to be laid on the table. Lord HOTHAM, in the absence of one of the mem- bers of the county, presen tod a petition from St. John's, Bsdworthy, in Worcestershire, against concession to the Reman Catholics. He; also presented one from a parish in the county ...

... should not have suggested it to the acute mind of that able person, Sir John Scott. (A laugh.) Moreover, in the year 17!»:5, the same Sir John was still Attorney General, and Sir John Mitford was the Solicitor General, and yet neither of them ex- pressed ...

... the united pa- rishes of St. Giles and St. Mary, and three other pa- rishes in Buckinghamshire ; from an individual named John Crooke, residing in Westminster ; from Stock- bridge ; from the clergy and inhabitants of Kingston- Upon-Hiill, signed by 7850 ...

... from certain converts from popery, Chorley, Halesowen, Crox- ford, from the clergy of the deanery of Amundeness, Rovstor., Cardigan, Hastings, and several other places ; 30 'in all. Lord BEAUCHAMP, in presenting a similar peti- tion, said that he had received ...

... respectability. The Earl of PLYMOUTH presented a petition from the minister, churchwardens, and other inhabitants of a parish in Cardigan, against concession to the Catholics. This was a subject which he regarded feelingly, and re- gretted that such a measure ...

... reen- hill Russell, MP., W. Atigiin Scarlett, Edwd. John- son, Serjeant Taddy, Burke, Serjeant Cross, Douglas I. Mills, Boyle, Hart Davis, M. P., Colonel C Clive, W. Richard Cosway, James Stuart, M. P., John Hope, P. Campbell, Scarlett, Ba/.il Montagu, Blount ...

... violently bombastic and ridiculous articles. Of this kind is the one complained of. Mr, Grattan is not the registered proprietor of the paper, but it is in the name of a John Doe, a gardener of his, to takeaway all responsibility from himself. While speaking ...

... alarmed, as he had net come to do him any injury, but only to b«rron- his arms, which ho assured him he w.mjd return M after the winter. The party, liaving taken whatever arms they found in the house, departed Without committing any further outrage. ...

... Rainbow Tavern, Edinburgh. SCOTT, John, West Kingston, near Glasgow, merchant, Nov. 3, 17, at the Black.Bull Inn, Glasgow. URQUHART, Simon, Aberdeen, clothier, Nov. 7, 21, at the Court-hout-e, Aberdeen. WATERS, John, Edinburgh, Flesher, Nov. 3, 17, at ...