4th.—The House of Commons resolved itself into a Committee of Ways and
Means, when Sir R. Peel's ways of getting means were much objected to.
18th.—Discussion in the House of Lords on the New Corn Bill, when the
Duke of Buckingham plainly intimated that the Premier deserved to be
turned out, for having taken others in.
22nd.—A dispute between Mr. Lumley and Signor Mario, when the latter
complained of hoarseness, and the former declared that _he also_ was
taken by the throat.