11 JUNE 1836, page 9

In The Official Division Lists Just Received, See Count No

fewer than thirteen " Doubtful. " and Tones, who voted this morning with the Liberals. Among them are Mr. THOMAS BARING (of Yarmouth), Sir RICHARD BUI.KELEY, Sir HOBERT FERGUSoN......

Postscript.

SATURDAY. Again we are forced to apologize for the brevity and imperfection of our report of the Friday's debate in the Commons,—occasioned by the crowded state of our pages and......

The Petitions Which Have Been Presented From Every Part Of

England and Scotland against Lord LYNDHURST'S atrocious measure ofinsult to Ireland, prove that the People of this country fully understand, and take a deep interest in the......

The Gazette Of Last Night Announces The Appointment Of Mr.

SENIOR to be Master in Chancery, in the room of the late Mr. TROWER.......

We Have The Utmost Satisfaction In Announcing To The...

friends of his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, that the operation of removing the cataract, which had for so long a period obstructed his Royal Highness's vision, was......

Saturday Night.

The Courier this evening says, that "the country may look on all idea of a dissolution of Parliament or of a change of Administration to be at an end." Why ?—Because the Liberal......

Money Market.

srcic Exciimeoz, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. We have very li o ttle to report this week : indeed, the operations of the. mat ket have been upon an unusually confined scale, and the......

The System Of Legislation On Private Bills Is Becoming Every

day more intolerable. The conduct of the Committee originally appointed on the Aberdeen Schools Bill in coining to a vote that the preamble was not proved, directly in......

The Division Of 324 To 238 Shows An Accession Of

Members to the Liberal majority since Lord FRANCIS EGERTON'S instruction to the Committee was rejected by 307 to 243. There were 17 pairs: there- fore, with the Tellers, 343......

It Appears From Accounts In The French Papers Received This

morning, that disturbances have broken out at Malaga and Carthagena. In the latter place, twenty Carlists woe assassinated ; but the National Guard succeeded in putting down the......