... Newport, Monmouthshire, January 14.—This morning a fearful explosion occurred seven miles from this to.vn, at the Works of John Russell, by which sacrifice of thirty-five lives has taken place. So far as we have been able to discover, the disaster occurred ...

... Bernard, Mr H. Grattan, Sir W. Verner, and Mr Totte, urged that immediate relief should be afforded. Mr Hume generally approved of the course taken by the Government. Mr Stafford O'Brien cordially approved of the intended measures of Lord John Russell; and ...

... —Colonel Peel, Mr Greene, and other Members of the party sifting immediately behind. Sir Robert Inglis, Mr Christopher, Mr John Stuart, and other Protectionists, were seated in their old places on the Ministerial side of the House, immediately below the ...

... evening,—Alderman Stansfield the chair. The object of the meeting was to hear addresses from Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., and John Bright, Esq., M.P., on the best means of adding to the strength of the Free Trade Party in the West Riding. The meeting was ...

... Your most obedient servant, JOHN ROXBURGH. Imperial parliament HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, March 1. Petitions were presented for the liberation Mr Baynes, and against the grant to Maynooth ; and that the depositions in Lord Cardigan’s trial might returned into ...

... °nolly took the oaths and his seat for the » the room of the late Mr E. M. and fl * ' Pr yse took the oaths and his late tbe Cardigan boroughs, in the room of the P- ryse. Airdrie Police and Municipal Bill was read a to time - Cowan presented a petition ...

... Syrian commanders, officers, and men, was cordially passed, lord John Russell’s measure last session, to amend the English Parliamentary Representation, was re-introduced Thursday. Sir John Campbell and Sir Edward have brought in measures respectively for ...

... alleged that abuses did exist, of which he had personal knowledge, and complained that Ihe Commission of Inquiry appointed Lord John Russell, when he was in the Home Office, had never made Report —at least one that was accessible. Mr Warburton and Sir J. Graham ...

... herself to morning visiters. Mr John Lewis Towns, merchant, residing at Elm Grove, Southsea, heard a conversation on Tuesday morning the 20th May, between Lieutenant Hawkey and another gentleman. Lieutenant Hawkey drew his arm from that his friend, and with ...

... in interfering ; any compromise would but cowardly shirking of the question. (Hear !) He concluded by saying that, if Lord John Russell was convinced that the principle of the measure was just, he ought to go to it manfully, and call upon his subordinates ...