... their consideration during the recess, and able to introduce some comprehensive measure on the subject next session. Lord JOHN RUSSELL would not then state what the government would do on the subject of the Poorlaw Commission, but he could assure the hon ...

... of the second (as we understood), were agreed to, and Mr. Greene reported progress. The Speaker resumed the chair. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that he would move the third reading before the house got up. ...

... the gallery, but which seemed to excite considerable amusement and laughter on the Tory benches ; whatever it was Lord John Russell stated that he would not answer it. [The question so put we afterwards learned was whether the report prevalent throughout ...

... it was in order that the house might be enabled the better to understand the whole affairs of the colony that he (Lord John Russell) had moved for the committee of inquiry of last session. The colony was established on two principles, one of which, that ...

... consist 17 members Lord John Russell, Robert Feel, Sir George Grey, Sir James Graham, Hr. Hnme, Mr. Disraeli, the Lord Advocate, Mr. Goulbum, Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Mr. Bernal, Sir William Heathcote, Mr. Cobden, Mr. Morgan John O'Connell, Mr. Brotberton ...

... THE IRISH POOR-LAW BILL. DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Saturday afternoon deputation from the Peers and members of Parliament connected with Ireland, eonsisting of Lord Monteagle, Viscount Massereene, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Mr. E. Grogan, Mr. Anthony ...

... favourable judgment is worth obtaining. The only wonder in the apppointment is, that it has come so late, and that Lord John Russell should have bowed the outcry of party zeal, ind have neglected the judgment of those best able to form opinion. confess ...

... I Am directed by Secretary Sir George Grey inform you that you may address yourself to him, instead of writing to Lord John Russell. I am. Sir, Your obedient .servant, S. M. PIIILLIPPK I liana Tmuiouth, 11, East Cheap. Whitehall, sth January, 1847. Sin ...

... it is stated, will proceed to Ireland the event Lord John Russell forming Cabinet. Earl Grey entertained select party last evening at dinner at his mansion in Belgrave-square. As Lord John Russell has not yet formally accepted iffice, and has accordingly ...

... seat at Wunbleton; his lordship was met by the messenger on bis way to town. After a conference of nearly two hours. Lord John Russell returned to Windsor. The noble lord is expected to return to town this evening, where will be met by the noble lords and ...

... BANKRUPTS. John Buchanan and Francis Ede, late of Calcutta, merchants. Jerome Fitzgerald. Bheerness, grocer and cheesemonger. John Storer Flaxman, late of Ludgate-strcet, tailor and draper. Darid Davies, Lydney, Gloucestershire, coal master and merchant ...

... Bangor not having become united at the death of the late Bishop of St. A pursuant to the Act 6 and 7 illiam 4, c. 77. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, that when he was asked question on the same subject last session, he answered that he was not then prepared to give ...