... and flowers, elegantly chased, surrounding three shields, one of which bears his lordship's arms, and the other two the following inscriptions : — To Lord John Russell, the Minister of the Crown, and the Representative of the People, the enlightened, ...

... ire. Wilts, South John Beuett, Esq., »f ??t bouse, and (t) Han. Sydney Herbert , half to tb« &rl of Pembroke. Winchester. W. Baring. Esq , and (t) J. B. E»*t. «q. Windsor. —John Ramsbottom, Esq., a banker in tbo town, and Sir John Beauvoir. Woodstock ...

... Sheriff then put the resolutions, which were carried unanimously. The Meeting was afterwards addressed by Mr. J. Grattan, M.P. Mr. H. Grattan, M.P. and'seve, ral other gentlemen. Various additional interesting resolutions were passed, after which, The vast ...

... Berkeley 1 Cheshire, North Edward John Stanley .. William Tatton Egerton 1 Cheshire, South George Wiibraham .. 1 Sir P. de M. G. Egerton 1 Chester Lord Robert Grosveuor. 1 John Jcrvis .. Chichester Lord Arthur Lennox .. 1 John Abel Smith .. Chippenham Joseph ...

... D. Nicholls, Robert N. Finn, Robert Gardiner. F. Brady, John Lawless, John Redmond, Henry G. Curran, John Gannon (county Meath), John Fottrell, Charles Hayes, Wm. Maher, Martin Burke, J. M'C'arthy, Alexander Seaton, James Power (Dundrum), Arthur French ...

... (t) W. H. Hanmer, Esq., one of the six Chancery, and uacle the present Sir John Han't. try.—Henry William Tancrcd, Esq. taple.—John Palmer Bruce Chichester, Esq., and t. John Fancourt. 'law. G. H. Vernon, Esq., and (t) the Hon. A. be, son of Lord Feversham ...

... approbation of the lord-lieutenant's choice. MR, HOQO. Mr. Charltok.asked if Lnr-d John Russell had Mr. Hogg s protest the subject of the corporation committee. Lord John Russell answered, that as had told the house some days ago had received paper from ...

... Graham, as chairman of the New Windsor Election Committee, reported Sir John de Beauvoir unduly elected, and Sir John Elley duly elected; but the opposition to the petition against Sir John de Beauvoir's return was neither frivolous nor vexatious. , Mr. MacKinnon ...

... St. Edmund's, complaining of the appointment of some, and of the non-appointment of other magistrates for that borough. Lord John Russell had never heard that any want of magistrates was felt at Bury St. Edmund's ; if any were wanted, was quite ready to ...

... of Scotland ? The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that he did not like to answer questions of that nature prematurely. Sir John Hill authorised place himself fa communication with the committees, and afford aid extreme cases, dependent, however, entirely ...

... the distress in Mayo, which, after distinct re-assurance from Lord John Russell, that the government had already afforded, and would continue to afford, relief, was withdrawn. Lord John Russell, in reply to Major Beaucierk, said, that measure, based on ...

... number of petitions were presented from all parts of the country against church-rates MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND) Lord John Russell, having moved and & 5 the attairs of Ireland, commenced and delivered -Tronoffthf' f reat > in »ich -1 propose this ...