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... to use the lightest term, a wonderful deficiency of nemory. (Hear.) But when Lord John Russell ap)ealed to the constituency of the count.f, did be appeal to a nominal or a virtual reprisentation ? (Hear, hear.) He appealed to a constituency formed vithin ...
... THE INCOME TAX. L a rd John Russell has placed on the notice-book of t he Rouse of Commons, intimation that on Thursday arr ow), April 7, on the bringing up of the report ;)tifrtli—e- Income Tax resolution, he move resolutions dec That it has been stated ...
... (Hear, hear.) lie (Lord John Russell) said that, considering the eminent situation which the judges filled, the purity with which they ought to maintain their ' character, the manner in which they ought to stand clear from all political partially, it ...
... and laughter.) But it appeared they were called together to give expression to their disapprobation of the coarse Lord John Russell had thought it proper to pursue in opposition to the measures of the present ministry. Now, he was one who approved of ...
... Session in Scotland, and the late Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench in Ireland, resigning their judicial offices :—( Lord John Russell). The house divided—Ayes 75, Noes 148. ...
... The SPEAKER then declared that the noble lord the member for London was in possession of the house. Accordingly, Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose to address the house.—The house would remember that there had been no division in the house upon the question of the ...
... THE EXCHEQUER BILLS FRAUD BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL wished to ask the right honourable gentleman the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether it was intended to name in the Exchequer Bills bill, the names of the Commissioners to be appointed to conduct the ...
... preceding Numbers of the Budget contain:— No. I. A Letter to Lord John Russell on the Alterations in the Corn and Sugar Duties proposed in the lVhig Budget. No. H. A Letter to Lord John Russell on the manner in which the adoption of the Whig Budget would have ...
... Immigration, to the Starvation Level. By a MEMBER of the POLITICAL ECONOMY CLU The BUDGET, No. 1., contains a Letter to Lord John Russell, explaining the manner in which fixed duty of Bs. per quarter on the importation of foreign wheat would render dear years ...
... so. The SPEAKER then declared that the noble lord the member for London was in possession of the house Accordingly, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that be should treat the present motion as if it were one for leave to introduce a bill for the first time ; meanwhile ...
... BRIBERY, TO THE EDITOR OF THE GLOBE, Sir,—l perceive that Lord John Russell intends to introduce a bill into Parliament for the purpose of discovering acts of bribery at elections. The object is laudable, but will the proposed bill attain this object ...
... bills were read a third time and passed :—The Sudbury Improvement, the Stourbridge Road, and the Liverpool Poor bills. Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented a petition from Cape Town, praying for a representative government. The SPEAKER informed the house that Mr. Bellamy ...