... DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, Previous to his departure from Ireland, Lord John Rus- sell received a numerous deputation of the nobility and gentry of the county and town of Galway, who waited on his lordship for the pil-pose of representiig tihe ...

... DEPUTATION OF BANKERS TO LORD JOHN . RUSSELL. P I~~ . THE BANK EMPOWERED TO EXTEND ITS, ISSUES. On Saturday week, a deputation from the bankers of the city of London-consisting of Mr Masterman. M.P., Mr Abel Smith, M.P., Mr Glyn, Mr Bevan, Mr Barnett ...

... Lord J. Russell. demanding a total, immediate, and unconditional re- peal. Sir R. Peel slips in between those extremes, proposing some plan which he trusts will satisfy 'moderate men of -iA parties. Frortbis we. should think.that Lord John Russell will ...

... House, and in those of Lord John Russell in the other, the sooner in such a case those statesmen handed over the management of public affairs to Lord Stanley, Lord George Bentinck, and I r'lHudson, the better. A Peel-and-Russell opposition would be no bad ...

... their own stability. In the debate on Monday, the Marquis of Granby and Mr D'Israeli 'spoke against the measure; while Lord John Russell and Mr Bright came forward as its champions. Mr D'Isrneli and Mr Bright each entered into an examination of Sir Robert ...

... however, induced to give his consent to a t . letter, of which Lord John sent copies to the above-mentioned 4 - three members of the retiring cabinet. Their replies left Lord I r John Russell no hope of their assistance as members of his go- I vernment-for ...

... Lord John Russell on Monday, at his official residence in Downing Street. The noble Earl had also an interview with Sir G. Grey. A Cabinet Council wee held on Tuesday afternoon, at the Foreign Office. The Ministers present were-Lord John Russell, the ...

... the Bath worn by his brother, the late Sir Riibert Gordon.' Her Majesty gave audiences to the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord John Russell, and Viscount Palmerston. RoyLe Lve E.-His Royal Highness Prince Albert held a, leieeaby desire of the Queen, on Wednesday ...

... that instead of 30eOoooo, he means to demand a Government grant of £950,OOM.W, to meet the Irish distress. Should Lord John Russell bare the temery to demur to Vtis reasonable proposal, he (Mr 0Couneull v preparedto4stiniprttmg im n ut, and rainstati°D ...

... months was also negatived-by 166 to 11. The revision of the Oaths administered to Members of Parliament was proposed by Lord John Russell, with the view of removing existing obstructions to the admission of Jews into the Legislature. The motion for a commit- ...

... Brown, Esq. accountant Charles Ferrier, UEq. accountant John Russell, Esq. ?? David Murray, Esq. W.S. Andrew Murray, Esq. advocato Richard lslackenzie, 'sq. W.s Duncan MiNcill, Esq. advocate John Burn Murdoch, Esq. advocate Robert Bell, Esq, advocate Walter ...

... relative to the state of tie accounts. It was of a geseral nature, and entered into few particulars. Seth, vemorial to Lord John Russell, agreed to by the Cuneil at last meeting, for the extension to Aberdeen of the services of the Government Commissioner ...