... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of the provinces, only that he was right well sustained by Lord John Russell. I Lord Sydenham was not afraid of false representations being listened to at the Colonial-office. No. Lord John's policy was to send all communications to Lord S. for his opinion ...

... have the effect of reducing the public revenue, without producing the advantages which were expected from them. He (Lord John Russell) was of a different opinion. He believed that those relaxations of our commercial laws would be productive of much benefit ...

... his Excellency General Sancho, the Duchess of Buccleuch, the Earl of Liverpool, and the Earl of Aberdeen. Lord and Lady John Russell, who intended to leave ltelgrave-square to-day, on a visit to the Earl and ountisb of Minto, at Minto Castle, have postponed ...

... they are founded. Whatever may constitute the difference between the political sect of Sir Robert Peel and that of Lord John Russell, it is clear that it does not consist in the possession by , the former of any theory or code of practice, or rule of ...

... taken in the course of this evening. On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the following members were appointed to form the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections (No. 2) bill—Lord J. Russell, Sir R. Peel, Viscount Bandon, Mr. Bolioitor- General, Mr. ...

... Countess of Minto and family arrived at Minto House on Thursday se'nnight, from, London. We understand that Lord and Lady John Russell are expected on a visit to their noble relatives in the course of the present month.—lCelso Chronicle. Two of the Premier's ...

... less clearly is it a tribute to the superior advantage of a fixed duty. Sir ROBERT PEEL, in fact, openly borrows from Lord JOHN RUSSELL the cudgel of commercial principle wherewith he floors Mr. BANNERMAN. He assumes the very position which is taken by the ...

... Though was properly described by Mr. C. Bunneu, to whom , the conduct of the bill was entrusted in the absence of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, as essential to the the bribery-protecting Tories prevailed ; and this essential part of the bill was rejected. Deprived ...

... a view to its total repeal. Mr. Rawson, just as the meetin+ , was about to break up, observed, don't forget that Lord John Russell voted for the committee.' (Cheers.) The meeting was then adjourned. PRINTED WAFERS ON NEWSPAPERS.—By a correspondence in ...