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... ViV5AN returned thanks ifor the army, and i Lord fioisriET folr3ie navy.' The CHAsaxsi Nthen' gave The health of Lord John y Russell , iot orily&for th@ 'services he'hais rendered' ?? g New Zealhnd company, but for'the services he has rendiedr '-to ...
... The Marquis of Lansdovrne received the Earl of Clarendon, the Earl of Auckland, Viscount and Viscountess ralmerston, Lord John Russell, and a distinguished circle at dinner, on Friday last, at Lansdowne House. ...
... lBefore going into a Committee of Supply, last night, Lord JomrN RUSSELL put some questions to Sir RoltEarr PEEL with regard to the state of the v~ negotiations with various Governments for commer- il cial treaties, and he thought that it would not be ...
... The Navigation-laws.—A deputation of gentlemen from all the principal seaports of the kingdom waited upon Lord John Russell on Friday, appointment, at his official residence, for the purpose of urging upon the noble lord the necessity of reconsidering ...
... week, but not as or tory, but to get food for the people. had his preferei.oes —he liked the whigs, and would support Lord John Russell if he gave the people of Ireland food. But if Sir 11. Peel fave food to Ireland he would support Sir Robert Peel, fhe found ...
... Montrose, Lord Kinnaird, Lord J. Stuart, Mr. E. Ellice, Jun., M.P., and Mr. Smollett, M.P., had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-street.—Baron de Moncorvo, the Portuguese Minister, transacted business ...
... ministers assembled :-Los4 John Russell, the Lord Chancel- lor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Mlinto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston. Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Excheqner, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Campbell, Viscount ...
... the merchant*, banker.-. &c., ...
... DEPUTATION OF IRISH MEMBERS. On Thursday afternoon, a deputation of thirty-two Irish members waited, by appointment, on Lord John Russell, at his_ official residence in Downing-street, to bring under his consideration the series of resolution adopted at the ...
... forward with confidence to the future! (Loud cheers.) The health of Lord John Russell ;>nd her Majesty's * mftterB having been drunk with enthusiastic cheeriagr« Lord John Russell returned thanks as follows:— M I beg, the name of her Majesty's Ministers ...
... for this borough, is, it is said, about to receive an appointment of a permanent nature fromt the govern- ment of Lord John Russell This will of course vacate his seat for Aberdeen, which he has held since the passing of the reform bill. NEW GovERsoR-GECEnRAL ...
... the hands of the state when they preferred their claims for spiritual independence, they are pleased to find that Lord John Russell is acting with even-handed justice meting out to the bishops the same treatment that was administered the Presbyterian ...