... by 'Lord John Russell, that the Hill might be altered orli amended'during the present session, had been agreed to. til The Speaker's Retirement Bill passed through a Committee, Lit ?? AT ELECSTIONS' SSLL.ti On the motion of Lord John Russell the House ...

... all, to the Engliah member* who eupported Lord John RuaarlPa motion: their kindness and their oerriceo entitled them to the marked approbation the Irish people. There wee the manly spr rch Lord John Russell (hear, hear): the eloquent and masterly speech ...

... garni perty triumph lo the Whigs, what is there, after all, to gained at present by turning out the Government ? Can Lord John Russell count on forming stable administranon! No. Can Lord George Bentinck? No. Can these two noblemen unite? Certainly not. “ ...

... Deputation was received by her Slajesty's Govertnment, and for the eucottragemenit given iu the letter of the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, to expect endow- ijent for as mally addditional classes as they ean show to be neces- sarl for the ierulialr educatioc ...

... - F1REnSD.-it is stated, upon authority that a short time since, a deputation from the Fiiew' Society waited upon Lord John Russell, requesting that he would introduce a measure to suspend the collection of poor- rates; either for work-house or out-door ...

... place the utmostirellance. that immediately after the meeting of Parliament,'the CMan- cellor of the Exchequer, or Lord John Russell, intends to bring in a Bill for extending the income-tax to Ireland. It is also proposed, we understand, that a new rate ...

... the landlords much joy of the meeting at Holycrues to form combination amongst the tenantry against paying any rent, bird John Russell, last session, drupt, at the instigation, usual, of some Irish official underlings (the only good measure of the session) ...

... 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 ...

... eed, the few who are piedze to Go- vernment. Now, it isadmitted on all sidesand evenby lthe most scrupulous, that Lord John Russell stands on. a pedestal in im- minent danger of being soon undermined; and if I am rightly informed, he well knows his position ...

... 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 . ...

... simpleton can hit a stationary Government. No one can help those who will not help themselves. What are Ministers doing? Lord John Russell is ill,-sa was Colonel Elphliston at Cabnl,-so was the Commander of the Snake, who lost his ship on the east coast of Africa ...

... froni all parts of Scotland, with one of the most important Scottish measures that could well be brought forward. Lord John Russell inti- mated his intention of stating on Thursday the course that Government intended to pursue; and that, with the result ...