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... DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, Previous to his departure from Ireland, Lord John Rus- sell received a numerous deputation of the nobility and gentry of the county and town of Galway, who waited on his lordship for the pil-pose of representiig tihe ...
... DEPUTATION OF BANKERS TO LORD JOHN . RUSSELL. P I~~ . THE BANK EMPOWERED TO EXTEND ITS, ISSUES. On Saturday week, a deputation from the bankers of the city of London-consisting of Mr Masterman. M.P., Mr Abel Smith, M.P., Mr Glyn, Mr Bevan, Mr Barnett ...
... SATUKDAY. DECEMBER 2,184 b. ROMAN* CATHOLIC ENDOWMENT. Tin: rumour seems to gaining ground that Lord John Russell, with the reckless boldness formerly attributed to him, but of hich have seen little of late, is about to run the risk implied the emphatic ...
... Lord J. Russell. demanding a total, immediate, and unconditional re- peal. Sir R. Peel slips in between those extremes, proposing some plan which he trusts will satisfy 'moderate men of -iA parties. Frortbis we. should think.that Lord John Russell will ...
... estimates were, however, carried by larpo majority. Monday, the state of Ireland was brought under notice Lord Jocelyn. Lord John Russell, in reply to his lordship, said—“ It was quite true tha» language had Itcen used in Ireland, during the last few weeks ...
... House, and in those of Lord John Russell in the other, the sooner in such a case those statesmen handed over the management of public affairs to Lord Stanley, Lord George Bentinck, and I r'lHudson, the better. A Peel-and-Russell opposition would be no bad ...
... Hume for not proceeding, although it was past 11 o'clock, and got himself pretty well set down, turn, hy Mr. Cubdeu. Lord John Russell took the opportunity declare that the middle and working classes did not want Reform. This is a mistake, and his lordship ...
... of the Exchequer which arc calculated to effect considerable improvement in our vexatious Excise system. Friday, Lord John Russell intlmsfed that would slate his intentions regarding the West Indies, Friday next (yesterday). well-sustained debate took ...
... replied somew hat of a prt/ jorma style, but with much ability, and with good efleet. At an earlier period the evening, John Russell made the Governineiil statement the rondition and progress of public business. The Marriages and Births Registration Hills ...
... Bannerman. Aberdeen. J. Doff. Banffshire. G. Duodas, Sutherlandshire. Sir A. Hay, Elginshire. Right Hon. Fox Maule, Perth. Lord John Russell, and the Lord Advocate, also voted in favour of the motion. Captain Gordon and General Arfanthnott were ahoeot ...
... their own stability. In the debate on Monday, the Marquis of Granby and Mr D'Israeli 'spoke against the measure; while Lord John Russell and Mr Bright came forward as its champions. Mr D'Isrneli and Mr Bright each entered into an examination of Sir Robert ...
... which statement, l>ml John Kussell, to the eiTeel that the irisli l*uan for Kailway purpnaes was the commencement of a new system |n»liey towanls Ireland, gave rise to an animated discussion. The bill was suii|Mirtcd by bad John Russell, bird 0. Bentinck ...