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... the south side of the river. Sir George Groy left the Castle this morning, at an early hour; and the noble Premier, Lord John Russell. arrived at the Castle, about six o'clock in-the evening, to be inattendance on her Majesty. A.n Thursday, her Majesty ...
... o'clock, and rode dlown Glengirnoe, and through the Aborgeldie woods to IBalmoral, where they arrived at seven o'clock. Lord John Russell also returned to the Castle in the even- ing, as did Colonel Gordon and Mr Anson, who had been at Haddo Hlouse on a visit ...
... Aberdeen tie Right on Lord Tohns Russell, and the Hon. Fox Mauie. Mr Charles Groville was Clerk of the Council-:' During the evenin her Majesty and the Prince rode out on ponies, passing upDee- side. L;ords John Russell, the Marchioness of Douro, and the ...
... about the 16th proximo, instead of the usual time the first week of Februarv. _ Why, asks Mfr Cayley, in his letter to Lord John Russell, would I maintain a system of corn laws ?- Among other reasons, I answer, that by them I believe, with the help of occasional ...
... noble Lord who had been called on to do so ad not yet effected the formation of a Ministry, but he trust- ed that Lord John Russell would accept bffice, as it was more - lesirable that the Whigs should have the merit of ring the measure than the Conservatives ...
... LORD JOHN U RSSELL'S: LET]'ER COHN LAWS 1.- : ->2 POTATOES To tlhe EDiToR offhe IAVEJDEEN JOURNAL. Sil -In the last Herald there appeared a letter fromn Lord John Eussell to the Electors of'London, depre atint the con- ductlof Ministers for notbaving ...
... MURDER OF LORD WILLIAM RUSSEL. The neighbourhood of Norfolk Street, Park Lane, was, on Galli Wednesday morning, thrown into considerable excitement by Palm the murder of Lord W illiamI Russell, at his own residenco, his - head being nearly severed from ...
... n about the position which the various Parliamentary pleaders are to occupy. Respecting Lord John Russell's post, of course, there can be no doubt; Lord John has the undisputed virtual, as well as nominal, leadership on his side. Aut on the opposite side ...
... Mr Hailard, o; Fre- anc e- derick-street, to Miss Leniau, of Charlotte-street, Edin- I lea! ar burgh, At Edinburgh, Mr John Russel, writer, to Mary, An as secoi)d daughtet-oit5r 3Jqhli Somerville, wrriter. At New- m Lon Gieen, Ayr, Mr-Stewvart Ewing, ...
... 'U)p of Jrsne' Russel, mer~hsnt in G3rahamstown, near talkitrs, on the ,night of.saturday thse 2Sd of Feboru y~ ~last, and atealing therefrom a cas ol, brandy, twvo chests of tea, a drawer containing copper coinf, and a loaf ofs , o, John Burns, chaikgekeeper ...
... Aber- John Chalmers, New Deer. deen. John Emslie, Aberdeen. Alexander Robb, Old Ma- Juhn Ferguson, Daviot. lchar. .lohn Fraser, Ardersier. B AlexandermWilson,Fyvie. John Fyfe. Carmylie. aCharles Walker, Chapel of John Gordon, Thurso. 3 Garioch. ...
... Toward Castle left Lochgilphead s for Glasgow, having on board, among otler passengers, L two Ilighlandruen, named Robert and John Lonmond, fr ho are said to have been cousins; and, at Tarbet, an W ?? man and two Irish women came on board the same a at boat ...