... excellent, and the woathee- ?? favourable. f lhe following circular has been addressed to the Minjisterialists by Lord John Russell Whitehall, Otob1er 16, 1837. ?? the 1ouse of Commons will meet on Wednesday oie l1th of November, for the choiee of a Speaker ...

... certain parts of time recent 'let to provide compensation for rebellion, losses in Canada. This led toea debate in which Lard John Russell, Mr. H rris Mir. 1. Cochrane, Mr. Roebuck, and several other maemb~erss teak part, but it was ultimately adjourned to Friday ...

... Leesotto will be RESUMtEn ott loodly, Jatwary 14th, 1850. A uithr of Tiylor's Astronrmay, hirice 2, Gd. latra- nised by Lord John Russell; ?? on Elocution, Poetry, Universal lrammar, &c. 5- fR. . SIIEPHERiD,DENTIST,maybe consulted LMVI. every day between ten ...

... the opponents of the proposition being the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. R. Palmer, Mr. Stafford, Lord Ashley, Lord John Russell, and Sir Robert Peel.-Ott a division, the motion was negatived bya majority of 92, thenumbers being tiR and 160. LONDON-FlIlDAY ...

... brderof the Assignees of William and f John Russell. Bankrupts,)-.All that very desirable DWEIJtIINGHOUSE; SHOP, and PREAISES sitate and being No. 11, in the High Street. South: ampton, lately occupied by Alessrs. Russell. as Cabinet ;Makers and Upholsterers ...

... D.D. Provost of ElOn and Canon of, Windsor. COMMITTEE FOR 1812. REV. CHARLES BURNEY, D. D, and F. R. S. Chairman, REv. JOHN RUSSELL, A. M Deputy Chairman. Rev. A. Crombie, L,. D. P. Kelly, LL. D. Rev. G-;.Gibson; A. M. Rev. 1. Lindsay, D.D. Rev. A. Greenlaw ...

... the Conserva- tive interest. Alr. Holmes, it is expected, will start for Stafford, in the room of Sir F. Goodricke. Lord John Russell is to take shelter in the Blorough of Totness.-Times. THE CoMmoN COVT;CIL.-The Common Council of tle city of London have ...

... the Marquis of Granby, Mr. Muultz, and Mr. Anstey. The speakers in favour were-Mr. OLbouchere, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord John RusselL- O a div0si0n the motion for going into Committee, and against Sir J. Pakinton's resolution, vas carried by a iieority ...

... -It is not the pry'oejssed wish of Lord John Russell, that the nomination of Magistrates should be aade on political grounds. Proof.-The Leeds Deputation who went to London last week to confer with Lord John Russell, on the un- tfairness and injustice of ...

... Monsieur Frigot, Ss. per quarter, the only extra, 3 Dir. T. is Author ofa Treatise on Plane Astronomy, t patronised by Lord John Russell; Lecturer on Elocu- tion, Popular Education, &c. . Lessons on Public Speaking, from the Pulpit, Bar, and Senate. e Stammering ...

... Gardner H John Gardner Martin Ivens q John Russell Francis Smithi n Henry Thos. Chamberlayne Joseph Edwards i Those Alder Richard Allin g Thos. Samuel Wright John Ilarbage, Fenny Comp- a John Russell, B. H. Lea ...

... IIUN]RDRED POUNDS will be paid by Iis Majesty's Government fur the conviction of tlle Incendiary or Incendiaries, and Lold John Russell wvill reconintend the grant of Ilis Majesty's Pardon to any Accomplnice, not having been thle pe son who actually set fire ...