... relative to the state of tie accounts. It was of a geseral nature, and entered into few particulars. Seth, vemorial to Lord John Russell, agreed to by the Cuneil at last meeting, for the extension to Aberdeen of the services of the Government Commissioner ...

... .. - - VWNDEIDJL-, September 20, 16418. IR;LAND.~1 IRELA~ND. ~ . - - I As announced in our last, Lord John Russell left Dublin on Saturday week en route for Balmoral. -It appears that just before the noble Lord stepped into his carriage for Kingstown ...

... The Ministers present were-Lord John tusse a, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, lthe Earlof Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Francis 3arinc, Sir John Ilobhouse, Lord Campbell, the ...

... afternoon, at the Foreign-office. The Ministers present were Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the chancellor of the Exchequer. the Earl of Auck- land Sir John Ilobhouse, Lord Campbell, the Right Hon. H. Laobouchere, the ...

... again finds himself called- upon to form A new.Cbie. Without him ol y two combnton qr potil-a I W iginstry directed by Lord John Russell, anda ri Mst p urely and simply, Torywih teDke of Wellingtoni for itsb chef, aind Lord Stanley 4r its orator. Such a Ministry ...

... information given t by Lord Jqhia Russell on the night before. it On Wednesday, MAr Lewls' Public Roads Bill was, | after so e discussion, withdravn. On Thursday, a rather acrimonious debate took plac betwixt Lord John Russell and Lord Castlereagh, on the ...

... s- Ioma jhe hdaur ed Themain odsofivhe, 'liare thif l 6I c' st ieby*.iep cjetins.fprsentds'q ..s naua n- La mins,- l1ord John Russell has'done n6thing to change the 1 positiibn of affairs, Indeed it meay rather be said that hie has t done everything to ...

... Bi this time the oft tors will have recovered breath. Since the Irish Repeal Members seem inclined to stay away, Lord John Russell will have Ireland to him-na self for the subject of his grand yearly motion asleader tf the Otfposl- tions Hc will draw ...

... which it is encompassed. A bill for the Prevention of Bribery at Elections was intro- duced by Sir John Pakington, and endorsed generally by Lord John Russell, who will likely have a few modi- fications to make on the measure in its progress through the house ...

... Commons whose exclusionfrom it would he gene- rally felt to be a public loss. Candid men of all parties will admit that Lord John Russell ought to be there, that Sir Robert Peel ought to be there; that Mr Cobden, iMr acau-- 1ay, Mr IHlume, Mr VlIsraeli, and ...

... twelve months. It was, indeed, a thing scarcely to be looked for. There are some members of the Cabinet, no doubt, and Lord John Russell among the rest, who would have preferred a small fixed duty to the total abolition of restriction, had not Sir Robert Peel ...

... Lefevre, as Speaker of the House Of ommon5 I and that Mr John Abel Smith will second the motion. The Liberal members of the House of Commons have re- ceiged the usual circular from Lord John Russell, request- ing their attendance at the opening of Parliament ...