... in the Borottgh of Pecnelivn, in Cornwall. - fhe Btll %ras read at first time, anti ordered to he read a second timoe on Friday, the 2d of April next. ii Sir C,. k'trrell then moved that the Bill he printed.-Ordered. tl TJ'k Speaolers'submnitted to the ...

... and concluded by reading a string of Resolutions (seven in number) for the adoption of the meeting. On the second resolution being moved and seconded by Messrs. R'addinglon and Wlla/eer, a person attempted to address the Meeting in opposition to it; but ...

... 1-lou. Gent. brought forward passages as if to show more completely the degradation aitti istf?uny to which the country was reduced. The first passage was that relating to the i)ukd 5f Wellington, which showed that She Ministers were, up to the commencement ...

... Journals from thc '20th to the . tb, br ingingt news from Miadridl andl Scville, have arrihved t,-nir' at Paris. On thle itch of Apr~il C:oitot Ahistbal h Iroe~iti four proltosids to thc Mlilitia Of' M~adridl:- t. *~r ataltch towards Seville, to keep opittn ...

... to lie on the {abl'e.: Tue ?? Of ('aatsrhry rose to rmove the second reading of the wMsrsiagemilu.. The~ most Reverend Prelate observed, that the principle of the Bull, which in that stage demanded their Lordships' pailticuila attention, wtas that of ...

... had been kept in prison from the 4th of April to the 12th of June, on a charge of felony, and had never been brought to trial. (Hear!) No opportunity was ever given him of showing his innocence, and in every stage of the proceedings, whatever the law permitted ...

... of witnesses to is later stage of the Bill, in conjsequjence oif which the Cosimittee reco'vmended dielay. ILii Lbs absence oftthc Noble Lord, he (Lord Ellenbmanroh) gave notice thit hlii would inove the Bill be read a second imei on, is ?? LS HOUSE OF ...

... santgfroid dvinced by a young English traveller5 who stas in the stage ftdm Irun to Madrid, when siopped iy i'obbers. All tile passengers were tied td trees. While they sere pluitidering tile stage, the English traveller requested the rdibers to do him the ...

... no reports or Private Bills shotild be received after Wednesday, Maxrch 24; and no Reports from the Judges after Wedoesday, April 28. The House was thexi called over plritsuant to an order of last Session, for the regidation of the attendance of their ...

... tour frienisl. iSigutedi) , LEICIESTERIS.NSO E' LiJUIti 0' Ct'LOt~rtt. STcANelot'a, Wi-iCH ACCtOMi'rAElr .5Xiii~ 1S~iloiia, April 25. 1524. river Ip;am ?? have ever proved tie lirnivist- Ii is i, of M linte : nohi%.v ou hfave stipptarted this character- ...

... Advocate, the Scotch 3urieg' bill was read a second time$ efld ordered to be committed on Friday next. Mr. W1. 17orlen ?? in the Canaida Company 11ill, whichr was read the firdt time9 And ordered to be redd a s- second time on Monday next. aI On the motion of ...

... other; and the gallery was cleared, when the numbers wereu For'the amendniet ?? the second reading, New Majority rot She second reading, 4 e. thebill was then read a second time, and ordered to be cam- miteed-on Fridatynext.-Adjotirned. it is said that the ...