... that the opposttion which that Honourable Member gave to the Bill under consideration, was, with hinm (Lord Milton), an additional reason fur agreeing to it. He ~voul'l state to the House a fewv facts. The Honourable Member to whom he alluded, and whto ...

... maids of honour n to Queen Elizabeth breakfasted off beef and ale, whilst 0 the mocdern sportsman sips his tea or coffee. If the dinner be frs late, the breakfast should be substantial, to avoid the necessity of the lunch. New bread or spongy rolls are to ...

... should really be quite overwhelmed by the kind feeling which had been mani- fested, were it not for the conscuausness that the honour was divided between the neighbouring Clergy and himself. In their name, as well as his own, he desired to return his cordial ...

... embraceth so many causes as the Chancellor and 1, Master of the Rolls cannat possibly determine them. - '~Yet this was not for want of energy and capacity in the d Judges for the Master of the Rolls, for some years '.preceding, had been Sir Julius Cavar, than ...

... help thinking, that the Right Honourable Gers- mn- tlernan (Mr. Htuskisson) had dealt a little hardly with the .d Camadas. Hism (Mr. Lubouchere's) chief s~ject in rsn a ' of to correct a mistake hito which the Right Honourable Gentle- da. man had fallen ...

... skill as a sportsman on his native bills, where be acquired that health and wigour which enabled him to bear up a inst all the attacks of his enemies. He did not know wbeser Mr. O'Connell was more to be admired as an agitator or a sportsman L ghter]. iBut ...

... to let Robert Lovel have one frail of figs and another of almonds, for the use of the King's cousin Eleanor.-Hardy's Close Rolls. GAME LAws OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY.-King John to John Fitz. Hiugh, ?? send to you, by William de Mere and R. de Erle- ham, three ...

... ' ' ; Would we affront the merit which has need of bounty? PNo; -but where is it to be~found-? The al'pha and omega of the roll of the deserving is Doctor John Dalton. Without the pension list what could we have -done: for Doctor John Dalton-? asked Lord ...

... had thae honour of (ining wnith tihe Nwbte Earl and hio distirh- g ished heir, Lard Milton, to celebrate whose rcoiwing of age the bancuet and ball were given. Long before ie oclock, carriages of every degree of fashion and tat were seen rolling onwvard ...

... may lead, as well as any immediate advantages to arise from it. - Sir Charles Christopher Pepys was sworn in Master of the Rolls, on Monday, at the Lord Chancellor's house, in Stanhope street. - Mr Alderman Winchester, citizen and cutler, wras on Monday ...

... have they no sort of idea bow the night should be passed. Provided the day is spent without harming their neighbour, in doing honour to the king, in shewing due regard for their priests and their pipes, they seem to think that the rest of the twenty-four ...

... tale of voters were on the roll. Ninety-nine in every hundred incapacitated to vote by change of residence, now will be re registered in the begin- ning of August, and before that time no new voters can be added to the roll. Let us then assume that the ...