... Converts from It are all of which we have any Intelligence. It would satisfy no party. In the last session of Parliament Lord John Russell's motion for considering the Corn Laws, with the view of substitutiag a fixed duty, was supported by jest twenty members ...

... returning with it, when the accident occurred which deprived him of life. The-deceased alas fit years of age. We believe that Mr Russell, the Superintendent of Police, or Mr Johnston, the Barbour Master, will readily receive anything which may be contributed ...

... relation to the state of Ireland, and the extraordinary events which have recently occurred amongst us. It is stated that Lord John Russell is to bring the affairs of Ireland under the consideration of the House, by a substantive motion for inquiry by a Committee ...

... with his inability to resist the abolition of the Test and Corporation Act, and was himself, under the compulsion of Lord John Russell, no later than the following year when Secretary of State, an example of the ver(y inability he denounced. For the first ...

... the Longue w0u,.1 he dispose' to open neitarLeioat.ot the basis of etrnpromise and it has even been asserted that Lord John Russell was aNthorisei to propose his eight-Ailline fixed duty. tie know not who the parties are that gave his lordship such authority ...

... de ip in consultation over matters grave and serious, has finished its sittings at Woburn Abbey. Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, and other infiuentials of the party, hare met and parted, but have they arrived at any definite conclusion I —have they ...

... concerted one; but be this as it may, we feel persuaded that its effects will only prove mcmentary, and that, were - Lord John Russell, on the first night of the session, to conic boldly forward, and declare his conscientious adhesion to the principles which ...

... ter abb., to Alexa, youngest daughter of the late John Campbell, Eon., Lechhead, Argyleshire. At Coekerinnuth, on the 16th Instant, William }Mean, Greenock, to Jane, Youngest daughter of the late John Ileuderson, Esq of Shop, Westmory land. At the Church ...

... chit-chat of the company. The helping of a potato leads the conversation to Ireland and its trials, regale, and Lord John Russell's threatened motion on the first day of the session for a committee on the rendition of the Emerald Isle. A kettle of old ...

... their supporter. It is high time that fooli.th scruples and childish slabboraces should be given to the winds, that Lori John Russell should learn that neither he nor his former oolleagnos can direct public opioion, and that any delay which hie lordship ...

... 1. The proceedings in the Fouse commenced with several notices of motions, the mos significant being that given by Lord John Russell, for a gelect Committee of Inguiry into the condition of Ireland, which was fixed for the 13th. Lord Crive, in a neat short ...

... Peel's aline!, or t' moment alter he had uttered his denial of any intention to alev the corn law, he took fright at Lord John Russell's remark that the Greverninetet n,ijht maintain the law or repeal it, but cool I tint possibly adopt a Axed duty, and observed ...