... country's battle in Spain, you will have to fight it on your own plains. Was Wellington right—or is Mr. Cobden 1 Lord John Russell speaks the common sense of the British nation :—To those who objected that the Allies had not proposed terms which were ...

... the war; as did also, though with some qualifications, Mr. CROSSLEY and Mr. VANSITTART. OD the opposite side, • Lord Jowl RUSSELL defended his conduct of the Vienna negotiations at considerable length, and answered incidentally some of the assertions of ...

... the weights most necessary to the' equilibrium of the scales. In the same spirit, and almost in the same language, Lord John Russell says, The position of A ustria, having so many enemies as she has in Germany, is one which is at the same time very critical ...

... country's battle in Spain, you will have to fight it on your own plains. Waa Wellington right—or is Mr. Cobden! Lord John Russell speaks the common sense of the British nation :—To those who objected that the Allies had not proposed terms which were ...

... owner. ROYAL BUCKS (KING'S OwN) MILITIA.—Ensign Edward Hyde Hewlett, to he lieutenant, vice Irby promoted. Ensign Alfred John Russell to b,l lieutenant, vice Drake resigned. MGM WYCOMBE BURIAL BOARD.—Designs are wanted for a porter's lodge, at the new burial ...

... not from any corrupt motive, but from thoughtlessness or ignorance of the exactitude required. JEWISH DISAIHLITIES.—Lord John Russell, being interrogated by his constituents on the subject of the question of Parliamentary Oaths, has replied:— It appears ...

... Sir J. Pakington's Education Bill was resumed by Mr. ADDERLEY, who insisted, that instead of reading the bills of Lord John Russell, Sir J. Pakington, and Mr. M. Gibson together a second time, and referring them to a committee to mould into one measure ...

... gilt, Gs. 6d.; the folio copy, bound in cloth, lss. Also, uniformly with Messiah, the People's Edition of THE CREATION, by John Bishop, with Book of Words, &e., limp cloth, 3s. ; library copy, hound in cloth, gilt, 4s. Gd.; the folio copy, bound in cloth ...

... he thought it most necessary that all doubt should be removed as to the legality and validity of the two measures. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in replying to the objection of Mr. Lowe said, whether the Civil List were too high or not, it was the Civil List of the ...

... Robert Peel, Baronet. 1846, July—John Russell, Esq. (Lord John Russell). 1852, February—Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Earl of Derby. 1852, December—George Hamilton Gordon, Earl of Aberdeen. 1855, February—Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston. ...

... the process, and the introduction of a wholly new coinage ; but he afterwards was understood to admit that he had quoted Sir John Herschel's evidence erroneously. There would further be serious difficulties in the way of the practical carrying out of the ...

... Keverne, from the wreck of the John. LOSS OF THE 131PERATRICE.—The screw steamer, Imperatrice, which narrowly escaped burning when lying in close conti g uity to the floating battery recently burned at Messrs. Seott Russell's yard, at only postponed her ...