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... lord john russell's resolutions. Lord JOHN RUSSELL postponed the resolutions on the subject of the education clauses of the Factories' bill, of which he had given notice, until Thursday in next week, consequence of the right hon. gentleman (Sir James ...
... EDUCATION RESOLUTIONS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that Tuesday, 2d May, he would move the resolutions on education# which he had stated to the bouse last night. ...
... per 1.000. Reasons in favour of free trade in CORN, and AGAINST a FIXED DUTY. In Three Letters to the Right Hon. I*ord John Russell. EDWARD BAINES, jun. London : Baines and Newsome. Leeds. ...
... favour of the clauses. Mr. BANKES presented several petitions from places Dorsetshire against the Canada Corn bill. Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented petition from the Ward of Portsoken, the City of London, praying for the total repeal of the Corn-laws ; the ...
... this day, Vol. I. Bvo., with Portrait, 1S«. cloth The correspondence 0 f John, FOURTH DUKE BEDFORD, selected from the Originals at Woburn Abbey with an Introduction, Lord JOHN RUSSELL. A Second Volume is preparing for publication. The bistoricul student ...
... presented in favour of the tCwT' Mr. BANKES -presented several petitions f* places in Dorsetshire against the Canada Cora Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented the Ward of Porteoken, in the City of London ing for the total repeal of the Com-laws • the'rak lord also presented ...
... anxiety was felt Sir J. GRAHAM replied, that it was intended to proceed with that bill on Friday next. CORN LAWS. Lord John RUSSELL then rose to bring forward his motion, that the house resolve itself into committee of the whole house to consider the ...
... BEDFORD CORRESPONDENCE. Next week will be published, Bvo. The correspondence john FOURTH DUKE BEDFORD, Vol. 2. With Introduction by Lord JOHN RUSSELL. * This forthcoming volume will be of unusual interest at the present moment, contains the letters which ...
... t of that country, and prayed for some legislative measures for the better application the resources of commerce. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that would, to-morrow, move humble address to her Majesty the subject of the religious and moral education ...
... Tories might endeavour to terrify. Lord John Russell’s miserable Whiggery might instigate his selfishness to look for power England abusing the Irish ; but still the national struggle would on. Lord John Russell was a worthy scion of the party who introduced ...
... Trowbridge, Wilts, now of Gloucester, brewer and cooper. John Heddctlv, Nottingham, druggist. John Cowherd, Kendal, miller and maltster. William Broomhead, Birmingham, merchant. DECLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY. John Williams. Heading ton. Oxfordshire, butcher and retailer ...
... President was proposed by Lord John Russell. The Duke of Sutherland acknowledged the compliment amidst great applause. Lord J ohn Hassell and the Members of the House of Commons present,” was the next toast. Lord John Russell returned thanks. The Hon. Wm ...