... LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN GLASGOW. Tne freedom of the city of Glasgow was preseuted to Lord John Russell on Monday last. The ceremony took place in the City Hall, and his Lordship, on his appearance, was moat enthusiastically cheered. Our space will not admit ...

... *et VA3S6— A. -04ANNW1/4•AAIL v` , . • lation to what Lord John Russell hu pronounced his unfair trial. Mr O'Brien has given a manly and high-spirited reply to the insulting and pettifogging queries of Sir Edward Sugdcn, that, although no repealer, he ...

... DUBLIN..--LOrd John Russell arrived at five o'clock on Friday afternoon in Dublin. Ile was received, on landing, with cheers, and Some hisses. ARRIVAL Ot LORD :OHM DIJDUN.--Lord John Russell, Lad- John Russell, ...

... wanted. The Deputation—No taxes. (Cheers.) Lord John Russell— But really—Mr John O'Connell inquired whether they were to be put down by such shallow arguments as ' but really.' (Loud cheers.) Lord John Russell—But you must have either a rate ...

... Lord John Russell ♦isited Sir Robert Peel at the Right Honourable Baronet's residence in Whitehall Gardens. Lord John Russell subseinrntly ♦isited the Earl of Clarendon, at his residence in Crorrenor Crescent. At twelve o'clock, Lord John ...

... sympathy for Dr Ilampden's opponents, and expressing a bitter dislike to Lord John Russell and all who aid or applaud him in this matter. The reviewer admits that Lord John Russell has in the meantime gained a victory ' over the spiritual power,' but instigates ...

... Church, of a daughter. At Dysart, on the Bth lost, Mrs T. Knox, of a son. At Richmond Park, London, on the 10th lust, Lady John Russell, of a son. ...

... morning in doubt whether Lord John Russell will, after • more I exact calculation of his sir .natlt, persevere to the task be has undertaken, or resign the trust once more Intel the hands of her Majesty. We should do lard John Rowell Injustice If we did ...

... Mr Gladstone, Sir C. WOOD said, the question of the admission of Jews into Parliament was fixed for Thursday; bat Lord John Russell would be In his plate on Monday, and would then be able to with greater certainty when it would come on. The Report on ...

... chair and report progress and that toe further comederstion of the bill be taken to-morrow at twelve o'clock. lie (Lard John Russell) would at five o'clock state what he intended to du with the other bills during the session. The House then adjourned till ...

... TER MINISTERIAL CRISIS. (Frew 14 Standard of Friday.) Lord John Russell hat not deceived us. In atme of all those manifold difficulties, that, is the opluiee of his creeds and Weidner'. rendered the enterprise utterly desperate, Lordship has, in the language ...

... MONDAY, April 19. The Speaker toot the chair at four o'clock. In reply Mr HALL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated his answers to the questions of the Wesleyans. Persons holding ecclesiastical functions will not be eligible as pupil teachers. A daily portion of ...