... second time, and ordered to be committed. It was then agreed that the house at its rising do adjourn until Monday. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the further consideration of the report on the Bribery bill. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said that he knew that there was ...

... proportion of the members of the House of Corn' mons obtained their seats in the legislature. If the bill introduced by Lord JOHN RUSSELL do not accomplish all that could be desired in the way of ' prevention, it will certainly render the perpetration of bribery ...

... be taken in the mine of this evening. On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the following members were appointed to form the select Committee on Bribery Elections (No. 2) bill—Lord J• Russell, Sir R. Peel, Viscount Bandon, Mr. Solicitor- General, Mr. S ...

... the following members :—Sir R. Peel, Lord John Russell, Lord Stanley, Lord Palmerston, Sir Jas. Graham, Lord llowick, 'the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Right Honourable F. T. Baring, Sir George Clerk, Sir John Hobliouse, Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, Sir ...

... amendments. In answer to Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Sir It. PEEL said there had been no intimation of any intention with respect to the Brazilian new treaty received from the government of that country. In answer to Lord JOHN RUSSELL, • Sir JAMES GRAHAM said it ...

... 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 Whig Budget. No. 11. A Letter to Lord John Russell on the manner in which the adoption of the \nig Budget would have ...

... the Executive Committee of the Anti-Corn-law Conference, had an interview yesterday afternoon with the Right Hon. Lord John Russell on the subject of the Corn-laws. They stated their deliberate conviction that no less measure of relief than that of total ...

... ministers, and a debate ensued. The speakers who followed were the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Viscount Howlcx, and Lord JOHN RUSSELL. The House then resolved itself into committee. Sir R. PEEL supported the government measure, and in the course of his ...

... hiscontri- butioos to family and national history. The Correspondence of John, Fourth Duke of Bedford,” the first volume of which appears with an Introduction by Lord John Russell, directs attention to some points of resemblance, and some points of difference ...

... repeal of the Corn-laws. Similar petitions were presented by Mr. P. Ainsworth, Mr. J. Fielden, Mr. Villiers (40), and Lord John Russell (2). Sir R.PEEL brought up several papers by command of her Majesty. ...

... AND TRAVELLER. LONDON, 310ND.AY EVENING, MARCH 7. We are glad that Lord JOHN RUSSELL means to perform what we deem the duty of again taking the sense of the House of Commons on the principle of the PEEL Corn Bill. We do deem it the duty of the party of ...

... THE INCOME TAX. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he had several petitions against the Income Tax, but after the rule the Speaker had laid down he should not attempt to present them. But as he had one 7 petition from certain Scotch farmers whioh was not exactly ...