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... Hon. C. A. Murray, Hon. Colonel Grey, Right Hon. G. 8. Byng, Mr. George Edward Anson, Barones* Lehzen. Lord John Russell, Lord William Russell, Hon. Miss Lister, Mr. and Miss Karcourt, and the Hon. and E. G. Moore. YHtmKUAY The queen took walking exercise ...
... the subject of colonization, and, above all, Lord Durham's report, will at once perceive the value of this reform. Lord John Russell deserves the highest credit for having, in the short period four months during which he has held the colonial seals, mastered ...
... demand, seeing what is pasting before our eyes. A crazy person of the name of Frost, elevated to the magisterial bench Lord John Russell, is at present upon his trial for the crime of high treason. What do we see ? The chief supporter of her Majesty’s ministers—we ...
... Brashier, Goldin* V. m xJ*uneit. ichd Half head, Robt. Bennett, John Ivory Chas. Brown, Wm. Last ' Jno. Langley, Wm. Manning Wm. Robinson, Edward Rawlfns John Redman, Thos. Sanders ' Robert Street, John Welsh. ' The Chairman proceeded to charge tbe Grand Jury ...
... returned to Vic- toria Cottage, Leamington, from a visit of several days to Sir Robert and Lady Peel at Drayton .Manor. Lord John Russell will give his iirst minis- terial dinner in Wilton-crescent, on Wednesday, the 18th instant. The Hon. Charles and Lady ...
... Lockhart. John Gibaou Rogers. Samuel Beranger, Pierru Egerton, Lord Francis Lodge, Edmund Roscoe, Wiloara Blessmgton, Countess of Faradav, Michael Lyodhurst. Lord Ross. Sir John Bowles. Rev. Win. Lisle Galt, John Maemsh, Rol»eri Russel', Lord ...
... no objection to take a small shop the above kind. Address by letter only, postpaid, fo Y. E.S., Mr. Harris’s. Stationer. St. John-atreet. Clei ken well. PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—WANTED an APPRENTICE the BOOTMAKINO. who will treated one of family—can have ...
... «'. John Hull. am* 100 apu,i«t having read, the following ■ UlMu er * wor the Grand Jnry John .^ nWARu VsHwtii. Foreman. Wr.lWrria Charles Gold,ng i' .. John Langlev John Forte Edward Kawjin. I» irv Sander, Win. Maa'.;.,,- W.Uiam Biggs ...
... Hampton. Mr. Collins, Brewer, Kingston. • Killick, Constabll, Cheam, Surrey. C. Russell, Dorking. Miller, Grocer, Highgate. Hall, 20, Paradise-street. E. F. Whittingstalk, Bushey. John Appleton, Popiar. Clark, Relieving Officer, Hammersmith. Hakes, 25, Duke-street ...
... 'P** ChMr °>«» John Agar, Esq. Hasle Bush Josh. Mills, Esq. York James Barber, Esq. Tang Hall John Pember ton, Esq. Sher H. Broadley, Esq., M.P., Be- burn Hall, Durham verley T. Smith, Esq. Huntington Robert Cattle, Esq. York ...
... town this morning by the Gloucester day mail. — Globe, Monday. It is currently reported, and generally believed, that Lord John Russell has been subpanaed by Mr. Frost and others of the Newport rioters, as a witness on their behalf, in mitigation of the crime ...
... to the prisoners : she then left the shop, and gave informa- tion to Sergeant Russell of the robbery, and be took them into custody ; when the female prisoner said he (Russell) had no occasion to search ncr husband, as he dealt in silk handkerchiefs. ...