... t. WSW. S. SW to WSW. 4, NE. 5, SW. 6. WSW. 7, SW to VSWt BAWNEUPTS. (MAY I.) John Toitge and Walter SUt1 Touge, Sittingbourne, Kent, linen draprrs.. W Iliam and John Russell, Southampton. Upholsterers. Rlichard Savage, *hite chapel, cheesemonger. Joseph ...

... the Tlimes speaks of it as Lord John Russell's triumphant reception in the city.' . Mr George Frederiek Young, the large shipowner, addressed the meeting, and remarkied that lie had long been opposed to Lord John Russell ol general. subjects and especially ...

... noble lord assured them would receive the best con- sideration of whicb he was able. Tine deputationl having thanked Lord John Russell and his right lion, colleagues for the exceedingly cour- teous manner wvith which they had received them and listened to ...

... wooden-shod, Friench, for the sole'and avowed purpase ofsav- uIng him fronm DOWNaRIGT ATIONAL DANKx- nUPTCY ! . ' Lord John Russell and Mr. Spring Rice had .better' be looking after' the poor old lady of Threadneedle-street, than persecuting the press' ...

... Cleared, Foreirsn,-11arie Ga- brille, Bergey, Lihourne Hlypolite, Dcehen, Senegal: For- tuna, Johnsen, Gottenburg : Lord John Russell, Ititchie; Eleanor, lFarrage, Bordeaux: March, Mla:rch, Lisbon : Segen, Schmidt, Copenhagen : Lella Matilda, Fisher, Wolgast: ...

... neither Lord John Russell nor any member of her Majesty's government can question the constitutional right of her Majesty's subjects to meet in large numbers on this or any other subject. Mr Coch- rane having again referred to Lord John Russell's words, ...

... AID TO RATL- WAYS-The deputation frog the province of Connaught, appointed at a public meeting in Galway, to wait on Lord John Russell, to impress on his lordship the ne- cessity of finding profitable employment for the able- bodied poor, had an interview ...

... system of policy purs/ed by re-- spective statesmen, especially whig statesmen, t rom the time of Fox to those of Lord John Russell, decrying the whole as a mockery and delusion; because. from the first to the last, it was a system of class legislation ...

... a mere re- duction ot certain duties. But if, by denying that this resolution was taken on the spur of the moment, Lord John Russell only meant to negative an assertion that it was taken between the final defeat of Lord Morpeth's bill and the introduction ...

... Board accordingly. His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Henry John Viscount Palmerstos, the Right Hon. John Russell (commonly called Lord John Russell), and the Right Hon. Charles Grant, to be three of his Majestv's prin ...

... Nlimin: Williacn. Maddli. 8ac., Newoostle, timber. Dart, Ctcurchill. Newcastle. deals. -Jean, Stms, Aberdeens.1hark. Lord John Russell. Blyth, Loudon, Iron. Core. tcetion. Usroer. londson;goods. Alsotl3 colttera. ARivsis Fontassiot,-t vessels, with Variasa ...

... ladies' col- lars, which had been placed to bleach in an adjoining garden, and had thence been purloined by the birds.- Lord John Russell has conferred the nomination at the Charter-house, which fell to his lot, upon the son of the late Sir Benjamin Malkin ...