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... BIRTHS. At Ufton, tfarwicVthire.lhe lady of John Russell. Esq., M.P.,of a daughter. In Hulland-square, Dublin,the Lady Langford, of a daughter,still-born. MARRIED. At Sonlliflpct, Kent.the Rev. Oenrge Gumming Fellow of Win ehester College, ami Vicar of ...
... of an hvitstion. Indeed, we hear that it Al bundle. and that in the event of Mr. Calvert demising, will be given to Lord John Russell, whose tats~ wail be molly certain. We doubt, however, if that dhapbbeil noblemen would encounter a contest, if the (WINS ...
... timeline, I amt. neither intrusive nee for. O• the deceased your is Member, Mr. Hot* nad the @abeyant dim. imilablon of LA John Russell and Wend Jesse to oppose Mr. Cohen, I hand smelt selkited to bosoms a Caimolime for the Maser ropier tbg yea is Parliament ...
... Chiet Justice Tobago and St. Vincent,' (Hear.) he petition was then ordered to lie on the table. . —.,,,—, REFORM. Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented a petition from Sheffield, praying that the elective franchise might cenferred on the inha. bitavns of that town ...
... belonging to Mr. Materson. fired on, and a man shot, which ended the attack there, went to the extensive bacon concerns of Mr. John Russell, William .street, which they plundered of large quantity pork, &c.; and, turning in Sexton-street, they took a large of ...
... a new writ ought not to he issued. (The hon. member spoke so Winifred, that 'wetly an entire sentence was heard.) Lard JOHN RUSSELL sale he willed so say a few needs is thessldset, sod, in &igen. wield limit she waft of the geodes die therroweat space ...
... parliament had now to look to. After a few words from Sir R. Vivian, Sit R. Peel, Sir C. Wetherell, Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Fcrgusson, the motion was agreed to. Sir J. GRAHAM moved for account of the payments made under the of Geo. IV ...
... and of every Bookseller. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Tids day. price lb. 6d. ALETTER $o LORD HOLLAND on FORJjGN POLITICS. By LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Edition, with a Preface. Atoo k Lotto Joint on P. Rnronm. ta. IL James Metalily; and of This day one vol. croon Bvo. THE ...
... Committee, forhts promoting and extending the objects of this So. foumled his sole suggestion, and conducted under his impiidte JOHN RUSSELL, Chairman. Noble Chairman having withdrawn, _ , _ * Ii iras unanimously resolved, on the motion of the Rev. Ur. Mauby, ...
... young man of the name of Joseph Clark, with a knife, at a house of ill-fame in York-street —Leeds Mercury. The sentence of John Russell, who was convicted at the last Assizes of the murder of Joan Turner, at Chard, has been commuted to transportation for ...
... plan he proposed would, in conjunction with that which would be laid before them by the motion of the noble lord (Lord John Russell), prove of all others the best means of checking the spirit of visionary reform which began to extend itself widely. He ...
... learned member’s proposition; but it was brought forward in an inconvenient shape. Mr. G. LAMB opposed the amendment. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, that whatever might be the merits of the proposition, it was brought forward in an objectionable form. He would not ...