... Turner, Mr William Stewart, Mr James Chapman, and Mr Weiley. Mr Brown and Mr Cardwell introduced the deputation to Lord John Russell. The Right HOn. Sir Charles Wood, (Chancellor of the Exchequer) and the Right Bon. H. La- bouchere, (President of the Board ...

... establish a crime deserving of righteous punishment. Those who have spoken of an unfair trial--pnd we regret to find Lord John Russell amongst the number-have not for a moment doubted of his guilt. The only question has with them been simply this, was O'Connell ...

... Lady Unhan, 4 years old-John Ferguson, Esq., Coynach - - - - 20 6. Rate, 4 years old-W. Ilay, Esq., Shethin 31 7. Lady Ann, 4 years old-Do, do. - 57 1 S. Young Romulus, 11 years old-taken in at 42 TIF¢{FERS.ff 9. Flora-James Russell, Esq. of Aden - 14 . ...

... direct letters patent to be t passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing I the Right Hon. John Russell (commonly called Lord John t Russell), the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., William I Gibson Craig, Esq. HenrylRich, Esq., Richard Montesquieu ...

... Melrose. ' J'ohn Cav, Esq. Sheriff of the County of Linlithlto.ii v t Duincan Matheson, Nsq. advocate. Alexander Goodsir, Esqi Secretary to the Britishi Linen ! CotnpallX r( I : ORIDINAR6Y I)TRECTORS, Charies Ferrier, acronnlltallt. John Russell, W.S. David ...

... 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) ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Sugar has been very dull. confidence has b parent immediate clange in the admi - eel' shakern b- the' opinion of Lord John Russell upon the adm atiOnd he yet many persons think tbat partamentar tactofsla .e to postpone his measures untl nexl yeea- and ...

... 20*. : ; ; X s' l-er Majesty maybe expected to return to Osborne House from Scotland about the 20th of September. Lord John Russell will remain at Balmoral 'for a fortnight. Sir George Grey 'Wil rem'alin at his seat, Falloden,. u.til ,his return to Scotland ...

... to-day, it is geeneraly be lievede thatthe present Administration is now at an end andthat ltheQueen has sent for Lord John Russell, with a view to hisorm- ing another Ministry, which, if true, leaves little doubt of a total Repeal of the Corn Law blg= ...

... JF.wisic DISuABILITlEs.-Tlie Jernish Afagazrise states that a deputation from the city of London haviig waited on Lord John Russell with reference to the Jewish disabilities, his lordship stated that the subject should receive his ear- liest attention ...