... 111 E The Hon. J. E. Elliot, late member for the county of Roxburgh, brother to Earl Minto, and pater• nal uncle to Lady John Russell, has transmitted the Treasurer of the Anti-Corn-Law League Association at Ilawick, the sum of 110, in aid of the National ...

... Stork; and, 3. The general Revision and Amendment of the Contract of Copartnery. By order of the Committee of Managment, JOHN RUSSELL, Manager. Gas Work, Arbroath, Feb. 9, 1844. EXTENSIVE SALE OF JEWELLERY, &c. &c., AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. THE STOCK ...

... had suggested no arguments for voting in fa. vor of Lord John Russell’'s motion. He defended the con. duct of the (Government in the late prosccutions, at consi. gerable lenght. Lord Joux RusseLL explained, and the debate was again adjourned. R e On Tuesday ...

... NEWS OF THE WEEK. Tur detate in the House of Commons, on the motion of Lord John Russell, for a committee of the wheole House to consider the condition of Ircland, which commeneed on Tuesday se'nnight, had not terminated on Tuesday last. The debate in ...

... is en. titled to demand, if she is to remain an integral part of the British empire.’ The resolutions were seconded by Mr. John Tennant, and agreed to, Dr. King, after praising the capabilities and resources of Treland, addressed himself to the inquiry ...

... Putt-err said that the speech of Mr Macaulay, able as it was, had saggested no argument. for voting in favour of Lord John Russell's motion. lie defended the conduct of the Government in the late proseeulions, at conalderatie length. Phis debate was ...

... say when the debate will finish. The addressee of Lord John Russell, Mr Macaulay, and Sir' , Thomas Wilde, were particularly powerful, and created a deep impression on the House. LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S SPEECH OF TILE STATE OF IRELAND QUESTION. There is a ...

... Stock; sad, 3. The general Revision and Amendment of the Contract of Copartnery. By order of the Committee of 31anagment, JOHN RUSSELL, Manager. Use Work, Arbroath, Feb. 9, 1844. THOMAS HOTS' SECOND FINE ART DISTRIBUTION. V 230, raues—VALus.£42l6, FOE ALL ...

... nerve—an incomplete and ineffective measure of reform. With many of them we were more plain than pleasant; but to Lord John Russell—whose finality and other crochets we believe were, la a great measure, the cause of offence in his party, of their ultimate ...

... all Catholics and Liberal Protestants. Were these, he (Lord John Russell) asked. the equal laws of England 1 Were these the laws Mr Pitt promised to Ireland! (Hear, bear.) Ills (Lord Johu Russell's) Aria complaint was that up to 11315 from the period of ...

... order to Its postponement to Mouday. STATC Ur DCRATE. The adjourned debate was now resumed. The speakers in favour of Lord John Russell's motion wen, Captain Bernal, Mr Ward, Sergeant Murphy, Mr Charles Buller; against It, Mr 11 . 1sraell, Colonel Conon, ...

... motion, 225; against it, 324 ; Ministerial majority, 99. Scotch Members who voted in the division on the motion of Lord John Russell, “That this Ilouse do resolve itself into a Committee to take into consideration the state of Ireland ? Minority (Ayes) ...