... bill on Wednesday next. Mr. PAKINGTON would ask the noble lord to fix a day when the bill might be brought forward. Lord JOHN RUSSELL would fix Thursday in nest Mr. I'AKINGTON, with the underatanding - that hit shuuld 'have an opportunity of bringing forward ...

... presence to view the experiment, and among the leading persons present we observed Viscount Duncannon, the Speaker, Lord John Russell, Sir IL Peel. Sir J. C. llobltouse, Sir G. Clerk, Sir R. 11. Inglis, Mr. Hume, Lord Granville Somerset, Mr. Gladstone, ...

... to apply to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, and with this view a deputation will shortly wait on Lord John Russell to inform him of their proceedings, and endeavour to ascertain from his lordship whether her Majesty's ministers had in ...

... Earl and Countess of Sloane Stanley, La( and Mr. Sydney SIP have arrived in Dow 13 nussm.s, April accompanied by the Lord John Russell yi Reid had an intervie at the Colonial-offict of the . National Debt office of the Chancel The Chancellor of th England ...

... between the two countries. (Hear.) Sir W. MOLES WORTH inquired if Sir John Roas had gone out as Consul to Stockholm, and if so, what was to be his salary Lord PALMERSTON said Sir John Ross had gone out as Consul to Stockholm, and the amount of his salary ...

... notices of motion were given, and papers produced ; after which their lordships adjourned. In the House of Commons, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he could not consent to produce the whole of the correspondence and cspat thee received from Sir F. Head. A conversation ...

... Sir R. PEEL—Did the noble lord propose to hear counsel after the second reading, or after the motion had been made ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL proposed to take the debate on the motion for going into committee, and consider that they were then debating upon the ...

... interview with Lord John Russell yeet et • it the Colonial Office. The Education Committee of h e r :sty's Most Honourable Privy Conncil had a meeting et two ck yesterday afternoon at the Council Office. The lords tot were Lord John Russell, Lord Monteagle ...

... ecclesiastical persons, and to the bishop above all. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved, that the house resolve into committee on the bill that day three months, which was agreed to. Lord J. RUSSELL moved the third reading of the county and district constables ...

... afternoon at the Foreign Office. It was attended by Melbourne. Viscount Duncannon, the Marquis of Viscount Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Chneehrefie Exchequer, Lord Holland, Mr. Labouchere, sad Mr. Ikuihi. The Council broke up at six o'clock. Sir J. Coheres ...

... to be held. The following is the answer to their application : Whitehall, March 14, 1839. Sir, I am directed by Lord John Russell, to acknowledge the receipt of your letter on the 12th inst., and to acquaint you that his lordship is of opinion it will ...

... sent to Lord John Russell, and his lordship's answer. (Oh, oh.) The hon. member then read the communication, which stated that in April last, in consequence of the violent conduct of the Chartists, a letter was ad dressed to Lord John Russell, stating that ...