... MUATZ, THE BIR- MINGHAM MAGISTRA TE. A - - -- - - I. n As variously drawn by Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. sf FEARGUS O'CONNOR. w (From the Morning Herald.) n Lord John Russell (House of Commons Debates, Tues- oe day, July 16):- He had made various inquiries ...

... saidi he county of Derby, Toll liente and Collector. red JOHN RUSSELL, formerly of Every Street, M1anches- he ter, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, M~anager for the . nli- firm of James Russell and Co. in the bulsiness of Lace sit Thread ?? ; then of ...

... FROXt THE PERSON IN TENANT STREET. Williarn Pletcher was charged with stealing from the person of John Russell, one shilling and half-a-crown._ John Russell was in the Tenant-street on the 12th February last. Felt some one put their hands to the bottom ...

... HARRIS, Esq. Commissioner, the following H in catsesB were heard and determined: we George Farmer John Russell, Ralph Chrichlow, James jH of Duxbury, John 9mith, Adam Bown, Benjamin Harding, and George Allen, were unopposed and declared entitled to the ...

... the side gallery, directly behind his friends. They are situated as to keep in countenance Lord John Russell, Lord I'alnit rston. Sir George Grey, and Sir John tollhouse, who attend very punctually the Ministerial bench. Sir Robert Harry maintains a sort ...

... welcomned the ci 'vetranwarrior, %whose nanne is idetntified with the glory atidi of his country. Soon afterwards Lord John Russell wals p se, seen roreb gin at corier of his crigand the recoep- dI d to tion which the mover (of thle 1 tuoney gt'ant ...

... 0 4oudly complained of by the W.higs and Radicals, after hav. ing passed the Lords, was abandoned in committee by Lord John Russell to please Mr. Hume. The Church Discipline Bill, introduced by the Lord l) Chancellor, and amended with much care in the ...

... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. I RECALL OF BIRl ROBERT PEEL. Ce The deliberations ot Lord John Russell with the leading ?? of the ]ate Whig Cabinet continued every day during is the past week ; and the Noble Lord, accompanied by the( H~Marquis of' Lansdoswne ...

... miced the Local Courts Bill, which he had brought forward in 1833; read1st time. [Douse of Commons-March 1, 1838.]-Lord John Russell introduced a County Courts Bill, which was approved of by both sides of the house; read Ist time. [House of Commons-Marcel ...

... agriculturists. v .as The relief be sought was in a great measure that which 1 or would arise from local taxation. Lord John Russell on the of same occasion expressed himself to the effect, that a great m saving might be made in the county rates by a new ...

... 000 signatures, including the most influential bankers and business-men in that town, will adhibited the memorial to Lord John Russell, praving for a total cessation of all post-office business Oil the I.ordVdav. In Hath, about 220 copies a memorial against ...

... asaudonled, could, per- mo petrate such an atrocity as we are assured Lord John Russell and his colleagues have recently done, the and which we are now enabled to declare to the world. Mr John Frost, the Newport Chartist Magistrate, and cspe- cial fdivourite of ...