... THE EDITOB THE OLOEC. THE ROYAL NAVY. Bia—Tbe statements made the ether evening in the Bouse of Commons Lord John Russell and Commodore Sir Charles Mapier, respecting our naval force the Mediterranean, ware very just and correct— nor does scarcely a newspaper ...

... obloquy they might cast on him (Lord John Russell), and those with whom he acted, should ever deter him from doing his duty. And since the right hon. gentleman had prided himself upon these trials, he (Lord J. Russell) would say, that his belief was, that ...

... export duty cool. Mr. AINSWORTH presented a petition from the borough of Bolton, against the existing tobacco duties. Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented petition from Dublin, praying the house declare valid all marriages solemnized in Ireland Dissenting ministers ...

... Zealand. This only been long exposed in Zealand Journal, but sgaii chairman of the New Zeala John Russell long back and in order place this let: cord, Lord John Russell sut Krs, to the House of Comm printed 11th of May, 18 >BtO ...

... gave notice for the of February of his intention to introduce a measure for providing me* relief to tbe sick poor. Isord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice for 13ibFeb. of bis intention to move a committee of the whole house to consider the present state of Ireland ...

... from the Commons brought up a number of bills. A message from the Commons also stated that leave had been given to Lord John Russell to attend and give evidence before their lordships’ Post Office Committee. The Earl of RADNOR had seen it stated in some ...

... Post-office committee. A message from the Lords brought down 3 similar application for the attendance Sir James Graham and Lord John Russell before the committee of the House of Lords, sitting on the same subject. The Irish Presbyterian Marriages bill was brought ...

... Factory bill on the 3rd of May, and to have that on the Poor-law bill on the of May. In answer some observations from Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Sir R. PEEL said he bad consented to the postponement of the second reading of the Irish Franchise bill solely accommodate ...

... FRANCE AND MOROCCO. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose put question to the right hon. baronet opposite relative to the relations between France and Morocco. He had delayed putting this question until such time as information bad been received. It appeared that the ...

... also gave notice for the 18th of February of intention to introduce measure for providing modial relief to the sick poor, JOHN RUSSELL gave notice for 13th Feb. «f his iateotion to move committee of the whole loose consider the present state of Ireland. ...

... that the House of Lords has been doing nothing for the last fortnight but regis. taring Acts of the House of Commons. Lord John Russell, again, has complained in the Commons that the government have called on that house, in the last of the session, simply ...

... motion. Sir U* PEEL would offer no objection^ An interesting conversation arose the subject of tlie trials, in which Lord John Russell, Mr. Otway and Sir T. Wilde took part. While the last named bon. and learned gentleman was addressing the house the Usher ...