... Railway, situate at Woolston. and Brandon, and containing 11 A. 2R. 32P. All the above Lots are in the possession of Mr. John Russell, and are most conveniently situated for the personal occupation of the inhabitants of Woolston and Brandon, and form admirable ...

... LOT V, A very valuable Piece of BUILDING LAND, situate King-street, adjoining part of Lot 4, and occupied by Mr. John Russell, containing 252 square yards. LOT XI All those large and commodious BUILDINGS, occupied by Mr. William Cantwell as Wheelwrights ...

... SECOND EDITION. The adjourned debate had not been resumed last night when the second edition of the Sun was published. Lord John Russell expressed a strong desire that it should finish that night, but we should not much wonder if it did not. Certainly if it ...

... Birmingham Railway, situate Woolstou and Brandon, and containing 11 A. 2R. 32P. All the above Lots are in the possession of Mr. John Russell, and are most conveniently situated for the personal occupation ot the inhabitants of Woolston and Brandon, and form admirable ...

... , on Monday, Mr. O'Connell said they were in a strange state of puzzle. Sir Robert Peel was Minister ten days ago—Lord John Russell had become Minister in the interval, and he believed he was correct in saying that there was no Minister at that moment ...

... A. Nasi.—Mr. ami . Ledward—Mr. E. O. Led ward—Mr. James Steell—Mr. Pralt—Mr Potts—!Mr -A nan—Mr. Reppingal—Mr. John Russell, • John Russell—Mr. William Bond— Mr. J Stapylton—Mr. and Mrs. D. Salisbury. ...

... imminent danger. These anticipations proved unhappily but too true ; for half-past three in the afternoon Lady Russell was no more. Lord John Russell is said to be inconsolable for the severe loss he has sustained. The deceased lady has left six children ; ...

... lias accepted them, and therefore the present .Ministers only hold office until their successors are ap|>ointed. saij Lord John Russell has been sent for the Q,ueen. At present, however, nothing known with certainty as who may form the new Administration ...

... Mr. Mils, being substituted for those of Sir J. Wrottlslet, Sir J. Graham, and .Sir G. Clerk. ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN. Lord JOHN RUSSELL having announced that the Queen would ready to receive the Address at two o’clock, the House adjourned till next day. ...

... concurrence of Lord John Russell, moved, as an amendment on Lord John’s motion, that Mr. Howard had been guilty of contempt, and that Mr. Speaker should reprimand him. Sir Robert Inglis, and other gentlemen, contended for Lord John’s original proposal; ...

... North- wood-street, Birmingham. Her Majesty has signified her intention to stand as spon- sor to the infant daughter of Lord John Russell, and that she should bear the royal name of Victoria. Queen Adelaide arrived on the 13th ult. at Gibraltar, and landed ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Monday, March 15. committee the South Australia Acts, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved resolution for guaranteeing Act of Parliament loan, limited .£210,000, for payment of the bills lately drawn on account of the excess of the colony’s expenditure ...