... Lord John Russell, 1 dated August 14,184(5; together with the resolutions ou Labour Rate Act forwarded from Limerick, and Lord John Russell's answer thereon. The two first of these returns were agreed to; the two latter were refused by Lord John Russell ...

... were much to blame for endeavour- ing to make light of the famine, and their measures very inadequate to the emergency. Mr. Grattan and Mr. P. Scrope made a few , remarks. Mr. Bright wished to know whether, by the pro- j posed suspension of the Navigation ...

... heeds of members it would kave prevented a great deal of what had been said. They would not then have heard charge+ repeated arming the government, to which it seemed the re was a complete answer. ( No, no ) Well, it would have prevented the impression ...

... evidence taken before the account of the imperfect organization which the Govern- Committee in 1840, and would look at Mr. John Young's went had adopted for the purpose of dispensing relief evidence, he would find that that gentleman there to the people ...

... said with regard to the purchase of arras. It had been said that the money given for food had been laid out in the purchase of arms. He believed the accounts were exaggerated. The majority of purchases were by farmers themselves. It was his (Lord Carew’s) ...

... price of corn in the British mftcket was a mere speculative price; but at the end of that month accounts were received from Arme- rica that large quantities of corn would be brought to the American ports for exportation to this country. Ministers were ...

... 5.-Stege Atdseaer Mr. W. D. Broad ?? Perfarmansces commence at half noet 6 O'cloch. ROYAL MdARYLEBONE THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. John Douglass. Extenorditosry sccress of 1The Blackh )ootaoc-Deaudrdly the gneatest hit evre ?? ?? Ethiopian Sereraders'tee ene ...

... - The diaerene isu so imamensie-the causes are as various As 'twixt a shillingfiddle toy, and genuine Straduvarius - For, armed fuil, with pen and bovr with resin and with ink, O past end prersent iddlrers. Count Carotti is the pinkl - Yet, would it be ...

... dinners were given Monday; one by the Lord President of the Council, the Marquess of Lansdowne ; a second by the Premier, Lord John Rusfell; the third Stanley, the recognised leader tiie Protectionists in the House of Lords.’ There are * materials for thinking ...

... them. Indeed this arrangement led to more scuffles than one between the be-jewelled fair and the officers of the House. As Cardigan was present, we think the scene might have suggested to his gallantry the idea of a motion to the effect that ladies in future ...

... hod. without• constable th,«rd W . Comtty worn hold, nr- Mr. Ward stated (o his constituents Sheffield last week, that Lord John Rdssbll would give some modification ol a Ten Hours’ Bill his support.” We have no overweening confidence in Whig promises ...

... or curing any deficiency that may be required. As the third question, he (Lord John Russell) could not precisely name the day when EXCHEQUEU-On Wednesday next. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—The papers, as his right hou. friend near him informed the noble lord, would ...