... Sir John Campbell, the attorney-general. Mr. Abe- cromby, formerly chief baron the exchequer iv Scotland, and afterwards master of Mint, is son of Sir Ralph Abercromby, who fell at Alexandria, and brother to the present Lord Abercromby. Sir John Campbell ...

... reforms the re- Mentation of the people in parliament as would conduce to their and to the welfare the country at large;. n,>rd John Russell, reply to a question from Mr. H»we , k lUoiu, ttt proceed with the which he introduced with respect to the metropolitan ...

... of counties, with reference to armed associations, led to some discussion. The noble duke observed that large bodies of men had associated themselves diffe - rent part of the country, and had obtained possession of arms for the ostensible purpose of affording ...

... argued that Sir John was Ji»t serving the pension. Sir James Graham, eveu_atter . denial of Lord Morpeth, complained that the office open from April to Septeml er, in order to Lord Monteagle. Lord John Russell bore test n G ' value of Sir John's public services ...

... that the House of Commons was ready to connive, and that the money might be taken with safety. Mr. Hume contended that Lord John Russell's own speech made a case for enquiry. Ttie Noble Lord had stated precedents fir suspending the writ; and yet, instead ...

... the sergeant-at-arms for breach of privilege. 21. The Sheriffs, Messrs. Evans and Wheelton, having refused to pay back to Messrs. Hansard the money they had levied on their goods, were committed to the custody of the sergeant-at-arms, by the Commons. ...

... £1,161 3s 7d; Sir John Philipart, 0s 7d; the Hon. Charles Petre, £906 14s ; Sir Cuthbert otiarpe, £224 ; Capt. Gardiner, on a bond, £2.037 19s 9d ; New limnswicK and Nova Scotia Land Company, £1,340 lis 8d : South '?' ' 4d;Sir John Shelley Sidney, l/s ...

... from her Majesty, stating the sense she entertained of the services rendered John Lord Keane in India, and request ing the House to enable her to make provision for the said John Lord Keane, and bis two next heirs. Viscount Melbourne gave notice that to-morrow ...

... asked How say you, James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, are you guilty or not ? Tbe Earl of Cardigan, in a firm voice, replied Not guilty, mv Lord. The Clerk— How will you be tried, Lord ? Tbe Earl of Cardigan— By my Peers. The noble prisoner then took ...

... England by the horror of the priests against the infidelity of France —[hear]. He would caution now against the dangers of her armed peace, and of tbe discussions with America. If actual war with either state had begun, would Lord Stanley presume to bring ...

... William Simmons wasindicted for stealing pieces of leather, the property John Grattan. Mr. John Loosemore conducted the prosecution ; and Mr. G. W. Turner defended the prisoner. John stated that the prisoner was in his employ in Feb. last. lost several pieces ...

... Corn-laws, and in support of the Government plan of finance. reply to Lord John Russell, Mr. said he could not assent to postpone his motion respecting the Earl of Cardigan, who, he said, was unfitted to command any body men whatever. The hon. member ...