CORN IMPORTATION
... CORN IMPORTATION. On the motion of LorJ JOHN RUSSELL, the How resolved Itself into a committee on the of corn importation, and agreed to a resolution extending the importation of corn free of duty to the lot of Niarch neat. ...
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... lour. . The of Lassdowse and the Right Hon. H. Lobos:where subsequently celled on Loed John Russell. Yesterday morning Lord John Russell forwarded a communication to the Duke of Norfolk. It is now said that the Duke will be the Master of the Horse, the Duke ...
THI EASTER RECESS
... THI EASTER RECESS. In reply to Loyd JOHN RUSSELL, on Monday, Sir ROBERT PEEL stated that he should move, on Wednes. day the 3d April, that the House should adjourn to Monday the 15th. Sir Robert, however, informed the House, on Tuesday, that be should ...
CATHOLIC DISABILITIES
... the former bill, but hinted at difficulties: Sir Robett . leiglie threatened determined oppoeition• 111BASILITIEN. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, that on that day fortnight he should more for kayo to bring in • bill for the relief of her Jewish subjects ...
REVENUE AND EXPLNDITURE
... invariable want of husiness habits or management, whenever these have been called into the servire of the ~ t ote. deal John Russell estimates the produce of the different sources of revenue fur the financial year an follows, viz. rugoina ty Tax Laud, ...
ENGLAND
... Princess from the Corporation of London, and the Court of Lieutenancy of London. Sir George firer, the Lord Stewart, and Lord John Russell, had audiences. The Queen and Prince Albert drove to Claremount, and visited the Count and Countess of Nruilly, on Wednesday ...
ON TUE PRESENT STATE OF THE COUNTRY
... speculative, over-trading mania, under which so many are now broken down, and more, I fear, will follow. I agree with Lord John Russell that all the schemes hitherto submitted to the Government (as far u I have heard of them,) for the relief and support of ...
1121811 ILIILWAYB
... assist the Irish Railway with a grant of money had an interview with Lord John Ruw•ll un when the following eounnunieation is velvetyl to flare taken ploy : Lord John Russell began by stating that deputations had waited on him from English and Scottish ...
SCOTLAND
... alumni of the University of Glasgow as a candidate for the Lord Rectorship; and as it would seem to be improbable that Lord John Russell will be able to spare the time necessary for his installation, we tan conceive of no better choice. Colonel More is one ...
might shoo wear the lanw.l for increasing the prosperity and improving the revetioe of the country ; but with the
... of hike they had joined together to consolidate the triumph of the Minister of the day. Sir R. Inoue congratulated Lord John Russell on the gallantry with which he had come to the rescue of the Ministry after nine gentlemen had risen one after another ...
JOSEPH HUME (NOT ADT I AGAIN
... ambition is only checked, as Lord John Russell expresses it, by his original confusion of mind, and by his still more glaring ignorance of the courtesies of civilized society. He is a chartered libertine, says Lord John, for whom there are no prescribed ...
THE INCOME TAX
... been devoting to our neighbours, the Income Tax is once more upon us—no doubt shorn of its dimensions, as proposed by Lord John Russell, but still undiminished in extent, and unmitigated in principle from what was proposed by Sir Robert Peel. Great exertions ...