... Viscountess Fordwich Steep Hill, Isle of Wight The Hon. Mrs. Dundas Lady Elizabeth Courtenay Mistley Hall The Wreck Lady John Russell Mabledon Countess of Blessington Marchioness of Tavistock Westport Raby Castle Lady Vivian Hilaire, Countess Nelson. London: ...

... never was there. Poor fellow !—he had never been in the House of Commons. A SPECIFIC CASE FOR THE POOR-LAW DESPOTS.— Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in replying to Mr. WALTER, said that he should be prepared to investigate specific cases of wrong committed by the Poor-Law ...

... --MONDAY, FEB. S. Lord John Russell moved for a Select Committee to inquire into the state of Agriculture.—The Marquis of Chandos did not move his contemplated amendment. The motion was agreed to, and the list proposed by Lord John Russell. On the motion of ...

... long is it since Lord JOHN RUSSELL found this out? After he got into office! How long is it since Lord JOHN RUSSELL professed he had not found this out? Just before he got into office. The inference is clear. However, Lord JOHN ...

... and we much mistake the character of the majority of our countrymen if it ix not received with alarm and disgust. Lord John Russell, in his letter to the Earl of Burlington, announcing the grant of the Charter, proclaims in language not to be mistaken ...

... advice of my Parliament, I will take immediate measures for the formation of a new Administration. _ __ _ _ _ . _ Lord John Russell then stated, that her Majesty's Ministers had lost no time, after the division on Saturday morning, in advising her Majesty ...

... upright Minister, Lord John Russell ? The Ministerial journal, the Globe, says that Miis .Tulia Newman is to be sent to Van Diemen's hind in the John Renwick transport with other female convicts. As soon as ever the said John Renwick has its convict ...

... time. Mr. Bannerman presented the report of the Hull Election Committee, which confirmed the return of Col. Thompson. Lord John Russell, in reply to the Marquis of Chandos, thought it not unlikely that due Chancellor of the Exchequer would make his financial ...

... SO active a • part against the Poor Law Bill. John Russell ! John Russcll !—you kncir your were telling a a thunderer ! We happen to know more of Berks than any county, besides our own, and we 'know that John- Walter's seat was safer than any Ministers ...

... There was a day—at least his friends think so—when Lord JOHN RUSSELL had a character to lose—but sara, sarain other words, whatever will be, will be. This proverb, which forms the motto to the Russell arms, and strongly savours of the doctrine of fatalism ...

... Southwark.---Among the spring fashions, ladies' gowns low in the neck, and gentlemens's trousers not buttoned in front—Lord John Russell passes his nights in the House of Commons - , and his days at Gra n t' s , th e U p h o l sterer, i n J ermyn-street—Earl ...

... Pownall. We can only add, such ought to be the case. CITY OF LONDON ELECTION.—It is confidently stated in the City that Lord John Russell will not he allowed to enjoy his seat, but that a petition will be presented to the House of Commons both against his return ...