... explanatory, debate follow- ed, shared in by Lord Howick. Mr Drotherton, Captain Rous, Mr V. Smith, Sir R. Inglis, and Lord John Russell. hrr Hsesse was glad that the matter was to be postponed till Friday next, as It would give the country time to breathe ...

... Thomas Baring. Mr George Webb. Mr Thomas Alers Hankey, Mfr Francis Ricardo, Mr ti Humphrey St. John Mildmay, Mr I. Gillam Scott, Mr James h Capel, Mr John Norhury. Mlr B. S. Lloyd, Mr George Burn- a and. Messrs Rothschild, Mr Edward Latterwaith. t! The ...

... Tuesday afternoon at the Foreign-office. Lord John Russell, the Lord Chined. c |r, the Earl of Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmer- ston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the E Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobbouse, the. Right Hon. H. Labouchiere ...

... more in compliance with. the wishes of his friends, than from anty ,ambitiotis views of his Owl). Mi'. Ferguson, Lord John Russell, and others, spoice in favour of Mr. Abercromby's election ; and about 7 o'clock, thle House di- villtd, wh,)en there appeared ...

... profession and more to Christian practice in the exercise of a universal humanity. There is room, no doubt, for charging Lord John Russell with partisanship, in helping his col- league in the representation of London over an inconve- nient stile, but that is ...

... to be the advocate of toleration; but though the friend of toleration, it did now follow that he was to accompany Lord John Russell in his flir. tation with the English Dissenters ; any more than that, because he voted for ?? Relief Bill, he was to become ...

... principle of its seal ob~Ject, and not on any accidental imperfectioss of its mere techni- calities. The return of Lotrd John Russell foi' Sousth Devon will be most keenly contested. 'lThe Conservative interest in that quarter' appears to, hare a cquired ...

... landlords ought to submit to it; by others, that it would ruin the landlords, and ought, therefore, to be rejected. Lord John Russell maintained that he had Lord Monteagle's authority for stating, that the Irish landlords were willing to agree to any exten- ...

... hirs of the codh.try,- an aeben eh coubt not, one of the most formidable obbtacles t h omto oft new Cabiine, eihi Ldrd John Russell, or any one else. cc) We think it likely, indeed that his Lordship. ma.y have. found in sp~eelal difficultiss in his attempt ...

... as low as those that take place in the bar- racks at Westminster, is in itself a suffient argument in their cause. Lord John Russell expressed himself in favourable terms of the medical officers of both services, but stated that the matter lay more with ...

... new houses, on Thursday the 1.5th of April. RUMOURED OPPOSITIOX TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL.-L Measures are in progress for organising an opposition to the return of- Lord John Russell for the City of London; and from what we know of the intelligence and energy ...

... Esq., R.N., to AItI, relict of the late IHarrey Ekitis Way, Esq., and second daigihter anid co-heiress of the late John h3anger Russell, Esq. of 1lcaminister, county of Dorset. i At Grenada, os the 22d August last, by the Rev. J. C. 1 wli her, Rector ...