... NEWS OF THE WEEK. -ED _s= ENGo I.1Sji CIilUIciI-On Monday week, Lorti John c Russel I proposed the secouti readinr of an important Bill, o provtiding, foir the better allocitiont or the dildes anidu ri'- vennes of the Chiurch ofKngland. The measrve isma ...

... which we shalpesty oie Alow tvdever', expt'essed their' strong disaepprobatiotr of the late tttht declauratiotn of Lord John Russell, atid pt'oblaiised their' thS cotsvictiorr of tite pariataoutit necessity of poprulat' agitrs t in. tion, to conipass tire ...

... iii iso e f r'di' l thla thirty.- ti I I 's one bursglig, in manifest contradiction of the opinion ex. a pressed by Lord John Russell, at the era of the Reform ~rBill, Thle proposed alteration of the frasichise wcill pro. di bably prove fatcal to the measure ...

... Scotland hqving been tranlsmitted by Robert Montgomery, Lord Begiaven, her Mlajesty's Commis- f sloner, to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell. one of eer r ,laJaasty Principal Secretaries of State, has been by hinm i presentedto toha Q ueen; which address her MalJesty ...

... plopecty tiC. ?? ; e tle aicaaoct of stich ijullilica ticui beinrg reserved 'rt foi' lettuce cliscccssion, tall Liccil John Russell stateil that dihe Cantada Bill hail bet' collile down fc'oai the Lords w!i tc ico othcer amnceiclantit, I ted teo luster ...

... brin its a bill to allos tite imnportatioln of isteat nt(l flour is all parts of the United l[iegdosms utity free. Lord John Russell tien moved ths order of tiso day fcr tire thided read- irg oi limo c.orm its P'arliamsetnt (t5rsglaiid) 1ill. t Str:esgnrs ...

... ought not to take active bieps for the presecet.0 ENThe Attorney.Geneeal said lee differed from his noble Friend g (Lord John Russell) and the Right lion. Baronet. Now seas ti the time to take steps, on to lose this privilege for ever; it was atu esasestial ...

... w'hichu is untderstoodt to have for some time occupied the 1to at teittiotll of Goverinmient, was brtoachedl, by Lord John ice Russell, in tile Honse of Ctninomos, otl 'Iuesday week. )m His Lor'tshiht's avomed object wias rathler to remtove iny to mis ...

... jsdges by Ws t Acts anmd hsis Votes. a Ist, On the 3thil May, 1i30, the House of Commons divided oil the l Motion of Lord John Russell, That it is expadieat to e-tend the basis 1 of the Representetion of the Poople in this Hlouse For tle Motion- 117 t ...

... sorme essl- 50 tory discassion,' several of the clauses were agreed to. :h On the sliv sof Lancashireing read, lf Lord John Russell moved the substiution 'of Newton for Wigan, as the place of, election for the souithiers 'di isiron, when the CoemSnttee ...

... iZi M'Koeleie, College. 2d Prize ?? Wrlting-George Leslie, Rotherz . 3d . do. do.i Robert Grigor, Elgin. 4th do ?? do. John Russell, do. bth do ?? do. Alex; CElbard, do. 6th dp ?? do. George loss India. 7th do. . James Gordon,, Plgio, Eth, do. ?? Jane ...

... Chalmers of Monkshill George Chalmers of Tillymaud James Christie. Surgeon at Crichie John Duff of lirummuir John Dingwall of Brucklay John Dingwall younger thereof John Dinsgall of Ardo Dr Arthur Di gwmall ltordyce of Culsh William Dingwvall Fordyce of ...