... Glasgow University took place on Monday, when there voted- For Colonel Mlure of Caldwell . 238 For Lord John Russell, 225 Majority for Colonel Mure, 13 ...

... upon its rich contents. fi Letter to the Right Hfonourable Lord John Russell on the ~ .lLxpediencpyof promotiig Raibe~aysin Irela~nd. By GEOncGE a] PRESTON WBIrE, Civil Engineer. London: John Weale, ir 59, High Holbarni. a, WnuFu Lord George Bentinok brought ...

... mea- sures which have been introduced by the present Govern- ment; and then comes to the followit!g conclusion:- Lord John Russell has marched as steadily on towards the place of a sound Conservative, as Sir Robert Peel has gone off in the direction ...

... nnnouncement we have lately heard of is tire Correspond. t ence of John, Fourth Duke of Bedford, selected from thle originals at Wiobourn Abbey;t with an Intradrsctllo by Lord John Russell. 'list 'woo Junius's Dukn of Bedford;t it lo Oct impossible. therefore ...

... George Russell, youngest son of the late Duke of Bedford, to Anne Emily. youngest daughter of the late SIr Leonard Worsley Holmes, Bart., of M'estover, Isle of Wight. Deaths. At No. 7, St Vincent Street, Edinburgh, on the 27th June, the Rev. John Robertson ...

... Immediately. The six gentlemen so selected are- Charles Vest Cope, Hyde Park Gate. John Calcott Woraley. Kensington. William Dyce, Royal Terrace, AdelphL. Daniel M'Lise, Russell Place, Fitzroy Square. Rilehard Redgrave, Hyde Park Gate. And William Cave Thomas ...

... principles of the Stoics and Academies among the ancients; and among the moderns, those of Chatham, Pitt, Canning, Peel, and Russell. Tho conduct of those states- amen is tried by the maxin, that it is the bnsinoss of trie statesmausliip to study how any ...

... Cairnfeeble.- J'ohn Col- liir, Panlathy JoSin Craighead, Jon. Tarbothil; AnthoDy Oruickshank. i~berdeen; James Grant Duff of Edenf S James D. Elphinstone, Bart. of Logie; sir John Stuart For- bes, Bart. of Pitsligo; JamesFarqnhraorso of Invercauod- John Garland ...

... usual niumiber of articles, grave and gay, ivelyi and severe. It opens with an excellent paperon the char- acter of Lord J. Russell. as a parliamentary orator, in which ample justlee is done to his Lordlship's great merits, while his de- fects are Pointed ...

... ie-year-old. i Sir Thomas Burnett, bart. of Leys (mlerit); 2 Dr Rainy, Kin- tore; 3 John Grant, Upper Inver of Momiymusk; 4 John Barniett, Mains of Curshidae, Midmar - John Grut, Up- per Inver; s William Mi ldletoi, Bridgefoot of Monymusk. Stots, Two gearsv ...

... specialty provldiog p that the State shalt net In fature interfere wltih Cthe Ccurolt's disci- pline, ! Parliament, says Dr John, should abollose patroctage. R and leave the Chords herself to regcclate tlte appoinltmnet of leer ml. q, nistera; and, he ...

... betrays more reading thanocbservation on the part of the aeistor. Sebatiot Muf~sings, By Mrs Colonel MlACeRA . Edinburgh : John Jobnstone. Tess li~tle volume Is intended as an aid to devotiessel )meditation, suitable tCbesacred day. It breathes throughout ...