... suffered a decline, whenever it appeared probable that y the management of public affairs woul fall into the hands of Y Lord John Russell and his associates who, in the eity, amongst r the leading banking and commercial classes, are regarded as )_ dangerous ...

... nufacturers of banchester, headed by MIr Rawson and Mr Heywood, M.P. for North Lancashire, had an inter- view with Lord John Russell; for. the purpopQ, 6fksub- mitting their views, as to the policy and ex;edfency of .tbhe total abolition of the duties ...

... Baking Apl- 1 Robert Cobhan ' 2, John Webater, Linton. CunnY; 3. Jolla Barron Piteaple Holuse 6Jargoaelle Peer's-I and. 2, N. Glyennie; 3, John. flnnr caosnoier 6 GPearofe ySW-1,Johnlood; 2, John Webster; 3. N. 6. Peaches-.John Wood 6&Aipricots.-Jobn Wood ...

... into opematiota ott the 15th of Septemsber'. SCOTCH U.cmVEnSsaers.-Itn ite Hotseeof Commnsot, on Monday se'etstigltt, Loid John Russell, in reply to a questioss by Mr Os. weld, slated that his Majesty's Governmaent were usost anxions to carry isito effect ...

... coufornied to the Roman Ca- tholic Church. We understand that the late Lady Holland has left an annuity (,f £2000 to Lord John Russell. as ani expression of the high res- Dect which her Ladyship entertained for the noble Lord. Oia his Lordship's death, the ...

... pleased to direct letters patent to be passed nnder the Great Seal, constituting and appointing the Right Hlon. John Russell (commonlv called Lord John Rus- sell), the Right Hon. Sir Charles W5ood. bart., Hugh For- tescue, Esq. (commonly called Viscount Ebrington) ...

... their respective counties, and use all their influence in their different localities for the maintenance of order. r Lord John Russell followed up this declaration by an- nouncing that he will not proceed further at present with the Landlord and Tenant Bill-not ...

... Campbellto be Ad.utant,vice Forbes.prnmoted- 1 Second-Captain John Russell Donivile to be Adjutant, vice Riddell, who resigns the Adjutancy only. War Office. March 10. let Dragoon Guards-John liemp (Riding-Mnaster) to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Burke ...

... large majorities. The sense of the House was decidedly in favour of the measure. In the course of the discussion, Lord John Russell took occasion to mention the gratifying fact, that large supplies of foreign grain had reached Ireland, in conse- quence ...

... reason.. able that Exeter Hall, or St. Paul's, should dictate what kncw- ledge a child shall imbibe. I much mistake Lord John Russell if he willnotatleastattqmgt to divest of. all sectarianism the instruction to be given. I ve beard, and indeed his speech ...

... Surgeon John Newton, from the Staff, to be Surgeon. As- sistant-Surgeon Fenwick Martin Tweddell, from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon. John Rambant to be Assistant-Sur- geonice O'Brien, appointed to the 60th Foot. Cape M~ounted liiiemen-John Vere William ...

... ne .e ston, and Althorp, the Right Hon. Spring Rice, Lord Auckland, the Rig.t Si Hon. Charles Grant, Lord Holland, L.ord John Russell, and the Righlt [Ion. tli . Edward Ellice. The Ministers swere in deliberation two hours. is ; Representation of Ganatridge ...