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... —Since the retirement from the Civic Chair of Adam Black, Esq , the honour of Unigthood has been proffered to him Lord John Russell, but Black has been pleased to decline the honour. Value of Steam Communication. —Mr Taylor, Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh ...
... metropolis there are no fewer than 80,000 mechanics, and 15,000 labourers, out of work at the present time. „ appears that Lord John Russell s plan of managing Popish priests, by salarying them from Government, has been tried in India on a small scale, and turned ...
... Foreign Office. The Ministers present were—Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Campbell, and the Marquis of ...
... saved making fools of themselves, and it may be some of our politicians are saved making shipwreck of themselves. If Lord John Russell had listened to the suggestions of a part of the so-called Liberal press—if he had attempted to force back the Pope on ...
... Christmas day. Tbe’Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. John Uobb to the church and parish Longside, in the presbytery of Deer, and county of Aberdeen, vacant by the death the Rev. John Irarav', late minister thereof. Degree of understand that the ...
... to us that Lord John Russell, or the Melbourne Administration generally, were at all sincere in what they said against the system of Corn Laws as it existed during their regime. In our humble opinion not one man of them, from Lord John down to Sir Charles ...
... till we see it. A Misfit. —Last week a bootmaker, of considerable standing, called upon Mr Cobden to measure him for Lord John Russell's shoes. The Hon. Member declined on the ground that he had all through his life set his foot against Whig measures, and ...
... meet with the most determined opposition of the Peel and Cobdeii parties acting , in combination. The moment that Lord John Russell learnt ' tliis, abandoned the notion of a small fixed duty, know • : the attempt to carry it would unsuccessful, and »hj ...
... al tl.e eon,..n-neemv.it ut After kbu.-t K,r-. n, Mr list seswiim 1 hail tu deplore. Tlie coinlitioii ot the ma.iu- i Lord John Kus-ell riw. to iuui.il, tactnring ilistriets is likewise more encouraging than it has remarked tint in regard the extraordinary ...
... early THE PARLIAMENTARY SHORT-TIME QUESTION. (From Ihr Erimimr.) We confess not satisfies! with the objections of Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel to Mr Milner Gibson’s proposal to limit speeches to one hour. It true that some subjects might require ...
... might have al»- j stained from acts calculated nut deter from crime, but to alienate the minds the native population. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, prefacing Ids ol»ser vat ions a r*'inark ujmhi the pTs*uial hitt«*me>» S»etrayed Mr Ikiilli**. showc«l the injustice mid ...
... Master of the Horse, amt the Groom of the Stole the Prince. Before the levee, the Queen gave audience to Sir John Hubhouse, Lord John Russell, and Viscount Palmerston. Comte Colleredo had an audience of the Queen, and had the ho. nour of presenting his ...