... of Physicians; Dr J. H. Bennett, Lecturer on the Practice of Physic; tor John Brown; Dr Christison, F.R.S.E, Professor of Materia Modicn in the University of Edinburgh ; Dr John Ross Cormack, F.R.S.E., nee of the Physicians to the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh ...

... for that. John Bull ueeds a flogging. and he ought to have it. We want a flogging too, and it would do as good. We want bleeding ea well John Bull ;so let us have It. Let us taro to and have a real Irish knockdown. Who Is going to hone John Bull set his ...

... was again raised, and strenuously debated. The committee divided, when there appeared--for an amendment proposed by Lord John Russell, 42; azainst it, 117 ; majority, 75, So it was carried in the negative,—The clauses down to 13 were then agreed to. ...

... hundred persons of both sexes, belonging to the works, assembled at tea to do honor to the private virtues and public worth of John Laing, Esq., the mastee and proprictor, and to present him with a testimonial of their gratitude for his having somewhat shortened ...

... that late period of the session he should not proceed with it.) The Eeclesiastical Courts Bill was in the care of Lord John Russell, and he would vote for its secend reading ; but he could not undertake to give him any Government nights for its discussion ...

... nominated here on Monday—General Briggs, an East Indian (free trader), and Sir John Duckworth, bart. (an old ught Tory). The show of hands was in favor of the former, Sir John Duckworth is the son of the gallant Admiral who passed the Dardanelles, and was ...

... no rest ; and, as one of the ablest advocates of Free Trade well expresses it— To make Peel go we must make Russell go, and to make Russell go we must make the Whigs go, and to make the Whigs go we must make the constituencies go and to make the con ...

... authority of the shoe le pro Moot. to all tosto in the English emir. mire thoss he mast perl's his t. this Warne*. Lord'J. RUSSELL lolled up el the Haase to eat*. sate hod( from the Mimeo delegates lulu wbieh the seemed melons to plunge it. it tests ...

... combination of the native tribes against the settlers, Lord Stanley was doing little beyond following out the policy of Lord John Russell, in recogrising the title of the natives to their lands, and taking care, without exhibiting the slightest hostility towards ...

... adjournments, on the bodies of Mr John Graham, a respectable yeoman of the village of Grinsolale , and Margaret Graham, of Kirk Andrew., his datig'iter-in-laiv, who it was suspected died from the, ects of poison. Mr John G: ahem of Kirk Andrews, farmer ...

... by restoring the Declaration to the shape in which it was originally framed by Sir Robert Peel, and adopted by Lord John Russell, in 1828, when the obnoxious Test and Corporation Acts were repealed. This is the whole sum and substance of the offending ...

... prorogued this day, and thus each and every Judi vidnal member of Parliament will be allowed to rest from his labours.' Lord John Russell is to wind up the opposition of the Opposition by a speech on the state of the country, in which, we doubt not, there will ...