The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-24 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

SATURDAY, Amt. 23. ROC'S
TITO/AA/3 SIMPLES, ironmonger, dividend, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at ....... . 1
TUERDAY, APRIL 28.
\VILLIAM REID EIVISG and TIIO3IAS BRETTAIWII, ship-ehand-
lers, audit, at the Clarendon Rooms, a' 1

DUBLIN ELECTION COMMISSION.—J. Haire, Esq., the
chairman, has received his warrant, directing him to open the
commie,sion, and proceed thereunder on Saturday, the 2d of
Nay next, and was accordingly, in the Gazette of last night,
commanded, under a penalty of £5OO "then and there to execute
the said commission." Whether it will be -as good a thing"
'as the last commission for a similar purpose held, in Dublin in
1810, remains to he proved; it lasted for eighteen months, and
gas parliament, and cost the
:parties then n
Lfiati,ouhcebdeb.
againstby the of
Shaw, now Sir Robert,)
i,
upwards of £lo,ooo.—Correspondent of the Standard.
• -BOROUGH OF 111AnYLcnol.in.—Report states that a dinner
shortly given to two gentlemen, whom the electors of
this borough, eholding conservative principles, approve (being
men well known, and on whom the electors may rely) as their
Representative in parliament, and whom they mean to bring
forward at ate next election.

Empzrial Vartiament.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,-MONDAY.

The Speaker took the chair alialf-pait three o'clock.
Mr. H. IIAXWBII.I. presented a petition from freeholders of
the county of Cavan, praying for,a general revision of the re_
gistry in Ireland.

AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS

The:Marquis of Cita Noos gave notice, that on the 18th of
May, on the order of the day being moved for going into com-
mittee of supply, he would call the attention of the house to the
increased distreis of the agricultural interest, fur the purpose of
moving .a resolution on the subject.

NEW WRIT.

Mr. F. 'BARING rose and was about to move the additional
new writs, when
Colonel SIBTHORP rose and said that be must enter his de-
cided protest against the proposed adjournment of the house till
the 12th or May. The gallant member was proceeding to ad-
dress the housb on the subject, but
The SPISAKER suggested that it would be better to defer the
matter until the writs had been moved.

Mr. F. BARING then moved that the following new writs
should issue for the election of members to serve in parlia-
ment :

—For the county of Inverness, in the room of the Right Hon.
C. Grant, who had accepted' the office of Secretary of State
for the Colonies.

For the West Riding of Yorkshire, in the room of Lord
Viscount Morpeth, who had accepted the office of Steward of
the Chiltern Hundreds. The hon. member stated that it was
necessary to shape this motion so, as it had been impossible to
make out in time the noble lord's appointment as Chief Secre-
tary fur Ireland.
For the borough of Taunton, in the room of Henry Labou-
chere, Esq., who had accepted the office of Vice-President of
the.eoard of Trade and Master of the bl int.
For the Haddingtou burghs
.in the room of IL Steuart, Esq.,'
who had been appointed one of the lords of the treasury.
For the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, in the room of Sir R.
Dunkin, who had accepted the office of Master-General of the
Ordnance.

For the borough of Sandwich, in the room of Sir T. Trou=
bridge, Bart., who had been appointed one of the Lords of the
Admiralty.
The motions were severally put, and writs accordingly order-
ed to be issued.

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.