... voting for Members of Parliament. Mr. Stanley opposed the motion, wbleh was supported by Mr. Leader, Sir John Uukke, Mr. H. Grattan, and Sir John Newport. rhe CHANCELLOR, the EXCHEQUER opposed the motion. It had not been shewn that any great practical ...

... place. Thomas Sowerby, Blandford street, Manchester square, upholsterer, July and August 3, at 11. Sol Nethersole, New inn, John Wilde, St Albans, Hertfordshire, maltster, d c, July .'1 at 1, and Aug 3at 11. Sols Messrs Alexander & Co, Carey street; and ...

... plumpers either for Mr. Grattan or Mr. Howard, consider as friends, though I cannot rate their friendship as high as those who vote for Grattan and Howard ; these consider as our greatest friends— next, rate those who plump for Grattan, and those who plump ...

... Walter 1 Brecon.. Colonel Wood 1 Bucks Lord J. Smith George Dash wood 1 Cambridge Captain Yorke 1 R. Townlev J. W. Childers. 1 Cardigan Colonel Powell 1 Carmarthen Rice Trev or 1 E. H. Adams 1 Carnarvon T. A. Smith 1 Cheshire, North East W. T. E'-erton 1 • ...

... Trotter; Oak, W heldctn: Neva, Ritchie, London—Gales, Keld, Cardigan—Oswald, Andrew's; Fortitude, Mason, Lynn—Hebe. Dodd; David, Gilbert, Dundee Marys, ; Peace, Stevenson, Clyde—Patriot, Anderson; John Frederick, Guest: Mariner, Collie; Catherine and Ann, Watson ...

... a bill to continue for one year, and to the end of the then session, the acts regarding the importation and the keeping of arms in Irelaud EXCISE—FOREIGN COMMERCIAL RELATIONS. Mr. HUME moved that copies of the reiiort of Messrs. Villiers and Foreign ...

... they love them—who would reform to save, not to destroy. By Whig we mean thoroughgoing party men, such as Lord John Russell, Sir John Campbell, and Mr. Edwd. Ellice, who will go along with their p arty, in opposition to the Ministry, for party purposes ...

... oft the Lizard the sth inst. . The Eliza and Nancy, of Plymouth, has been abandoned off Cshant. The Lovely, Thomas, from Cardigan to Newport, is short near Bridport. Deal. Feb. .-The Bristol, Shapcott, of'and or Plymouth, from Newcastle, as got off the ...

... the room John Temple Leader, Esq. who had accepted the Chiitern Hundreds. Mr. SMITH O'BRIEN wished know whether it was the intention his Majesty's Government to bring in a Bill for the Registration births and Marriages in Ireland. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—Though ...

... Cork County Grant. Colonel- •• • Etpin and Nairn 1 Planta, Hastings 1 Tralee 1 Grattan, James • • Wicklow Plumptre, JP• •• h.ent. East V ' Bateson. LoniianderryVoun ' „ , Grattan, H Mas* 10 Phillpotts, J Glmieester 10 Beamish F B Cork City--. Greenaway. C- ...

... existed between this country and the United States. Lord John Ru'ssei.l added few words, to the effect that all future operations against Navy Island were to be carried on under the direction of Sir John Colborne. Sir G. Grey stated, answer to a question from ...

... in that direction from Navy Island ; and sudden descent had been made on a village called Fredonias, and three hundred stand arms, robbed by tho miscalled Patriots, rescued. Another steam-boat, which had heen laid hold of by the rebels, was blocked up in ...