... i Obervance Bill, was carrried by a laage majority, a rejebuteo however, front witich we shlould augur its 'rieclion, Nr. Hardy then brought forward his mo- '0Putoling a breach of privilege to Air. O'Connell, in tnluct owilh respect to ttte Carlow' election ...

... Nicholson, who was detain'd in Liverpool by scver'e indisposition. Mr. Smart, of Blackburn, was the con- diuetor, and Mr. Thomas, of Liverpool, the leader of the performances. After tie very elaborate aclci ?? notiges which have been called forth icy ...

... Ilonourable A. Duncombe, W r. Tatton Egermon, Sir P. Egerton, Lord F. Egerton, William Feilden, Thomas Gladstone, XW. B. Gladstone, T. Greene, J. Hardy, Sir J. Johnstone, John Kearsl'y, John F. Lees, T. Afars- land, J. Wir. Paotin, John Ryle, Viscount ...