... new elections rendered necessary by these appoiiitinrents. The only seats that will be keenly contested are those of Lord John Russell, for S. Devon; Lord Morpeth, for Northumberland ; Mr Poulett Thomson, otb' Manchester; Sir R. Donkin, for Berwick ; the ...

... the Duchess of Bedford is again at her HigIhland resi- dence at the Doune of Rothiemnurchis. There was some talk of Lord John Russell visiting her (rJace in the North this season, but We observetthattlhe is at present in Btickighamshire. The RIght Hot. ...

... the House should subsequently think proper to suppress it. It has been often stated, that the resolution moved n by Lord John Russell, on the carrying of which in the affirmative Is Sir R. Peel though t it his duty to retire from office, was a n1ere do ...

... brought forward by Lord Johnt Russell. Itis rusnored that Mr Stanley is likely to. be appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, in lieu of Lord Althorph who does not, however, quit the Governent; and that Lord John Russell wvillsucceed Mr Stanley in the ...

... vin. VMialley to be Colp- ill to-da! taii, by puteiase, vice Clover, aho retires. ahode Ili _ 1Ith Foot-ticut. Charles John Russell Co'linson to be iP 1e Ca!)tain, by purclase, vice Caneiron, wvo retires. First, 23th Foot-Mealeor tbe Iorn. Chas. A ...

... Buckingham's fltness to tuice the manage- nent of it, were moved and seconded by the Duke of Somer- set, Lord Durham, Lord John Russell, Sir Sidney Sirithr, Dr Lairdner, Colonel L. Stanhope, Jeremy Bentham, and MIlr James Mill. The peculiar feature of the ...

... appinited by Lord John Russell to be Chaplain of Chelsea Hospital. The Courier is irulignant at this act of the Noble Paymaster of the Forces, and irveighs against the general distribution ofgovernment patronage. When Lord John Russell, without solicitation ...

... by 'Lord John Russell, that the Hill might be altered orli amended'during the present session, had been agreed to. til The Speaker's Retirement Bill passed through a Committee, Lit ?? AT ELECSTIONS' SSLL.ti On the motion of Lord John Russell the House ...

... Melrose. ' J'ohn Cav, Esq. Sheriff of the County of Linlithlto.ii v t Duincan Matheson, Nsq. advocate. Alexander Goodsir, Esqi Secretary to the Britishi Linen ! CotnpallX r( I : ORIDINAR6Y I)TRECTORS, Charies Ferrier, acronnlltallt. John Russell, W.S. David ...

... rristister of Bie crownr on thie if ortation of tlse (;rey admisiis- . trsttion, withdrew froms cossstsercial lire. Lord John Russell, Secretary of Stlte for the I loine Departmnertt, is tie I . ynoutgest son of the Dtke of iledford, by his iest mriarriage ...

... shortly created; The Eatl of Sefton, Viscousst Pal- merston, Lord John Russell, Sir Sandford Graham Bart., Sir Edward Blount, Bart., Messrs Bytig, Edward T. Foley, T. W. Coke, and William Russell, menmber ifor the colulty of Durham. It is reported that the ...

... into opematiota ott the 15th of Septemsber'. SCOTCH U.cmVEnSsaers.-Itn ite Hotseeof Commnsot, on Monday se'etstigltt, Loid John Russell, in reply to a questioss by Mr Os. weld, slated that his Majesty's Governmaent were usost anxions to carry isito effect ...