§ NEW MEMBERS SWORN.—For Southwark, Austen Henry Layard, esquire; for Kirkwall, &c. (District of Burghs), Viscount Bury; for Honiton, George Moffatt, esquire; for Dartmouth, John Hardy, esquire; for Reading, Gillery Pigott, esquire; for Sussex (Western Division), Walter Barttelot Barttelot, esquire; for Notts (Southern Division), Lord Stanhope; for Newcastle upon Tyne, Somerset Archibald Beaumont, esquire; for Ripon, Reginald Arthur Vyner, esquire; for Pembroke County, George Lort Phillips, esquire; for Cumberland (Western Division, Honble. Percy Wyndham.
§ NEW WRITS ISSUED.—For Wilts (Southern Division), v. Right honble. Sidney Herbert, now Lord Herbert; for Bolton, v. Joseph Crook, esquire, Steward of the Manor of Hempholme; 44 for Bradford, v. Titus Salt, esquire, Chiltern Hundreds; for Aberdeen County, v. Lord Haddo, now Earl of Aberdeen, in the Peerage of Scotland, and Viscount Gordon, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom.
§ PUBLIC BILLS.—1° Outlawries.
§ The House met at half after One of the clock.
§ Message to attend HER MAJESTY.
§ The House went;—and having returned;—
§ MR. SPEAKERacquainted the House,—that he had issued Warrants for New Writs:—For Honiton, v. Joseph Locke, esquire, deceased; for Boston, v. Herbert Ingram, esquire, deceased; for Dartmouth, v. John Dunn, esquire, deceased; for Reading, v. Francis Pigott, esquire, Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man; for Wick (District of Burghs), v. Samuel Laing, esquire, Member of Council of Viceroy of India; for Newcastle upon Tyne, v. George Ridley, esquire, Inclosure Commissioner; Southwark, v. Admiral Sir Charles Napier, deceased; Nott (Southern Division), v. Viscount Newark, now Earl Manners; Ripon, v. John Ashley Wane, esquire, deceased; Sussex (Western Division), v. Earl of March, now Duke of Richmond; Pembroke County, v. Viscount Emlyn, now Earl of Cawdor.