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... DEPUTATION OF BANKERS TO LORD JOHN . RUSSELL. P I~~ . THE BANK EMPOWERED TO EXTEND ITS, ISSUES. On Saturday week, a deputation from the bankers of the city of London-consisting of Mr Masterman. M.P., Mr Abel Smith, M.P., Mr Glyn, Mr Bevan, Mr Barnett ...
... House, and in those of Lord John Russell in the other, the sooner in such a case those statesmen handed over the management of public affairs to Lord Stanley, Lord George Bentinck, and I r'lHudson, the better. A Peel-and-Russell opposition would be no bad ...
... Turner, Mr William Stewart, Mr James Chapman, and Mr Weiley. Mr Brown and Mr Cardwell introduced the deputation to Lord John Russell. The Right HOn. Sir Charles Wood, (Chancellor of the Exchequer) and the Right Bon. H. La- bouchere, (President of the Board ...
... that instead of 30eOoooo, he means to demand a Government grant of £950,OOM.W, to meet the Irish distress. Should Lord John Russell bare the temery to demur to Vtis reasonable proposal, he (Mr 0Couneull v preparedto4stiniprttmg im n ut, and rainstati°D ...
... afternoon, at the Foreign-office. The Ministers present were Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the chancellor of the Exchequer. the Earl of Auck- land Sir John Ilobhouse, Lord Campbell, the Right Hon. H. Laobouchere, the ...
... s- Ioma jhe hdaur ed Themain odsofivhe, 'liare thif l 6I c' st ieby*.iep cjetins.fprsentds'q ..s naua n- La mins,- l1ord John Russell has'done n6thing to change the 1 positiibn of affairs, Indeed it meay rather be said that hie has t done everything to ...
... Commons whose exclusionfrom it would he gene- rally felt to be a public loss. Candid men of all parties will admit that Lord John Russell ought to be there, that Sir Robert Peel ought to be there; that Mr Cobden, iMr acau-- 1ay, Mr IHlume, Mr VlIsraeli, and ...
... Lefevre, as Speaker of the House Of ommon5 I and that Mr John Abel Smith will second the motion. The Liberal members of the House of Commons have re- ceiged the usual circular from Lord John Russell, request- ing their attendance at the opening of Parliament ...
... commercial condition of the country, had an interview with Lord John Russell, on Wednesday, at his official residence in Doonig Str eet. After hearing several nembers of the deputation,lord John Russell rose to close the interview, whlien Mr Salt, who pointed ...
... Her Majesty has conferred upon the Rev. Theobald Matthew, better known as Father Matthew, a pension of £300 a-year. Lord John Russell, who communicated the fact to the Rev. Gentleman, stated that her Majesty con- ferred that mark of her Royal bounty upon ...
... WELLS. J. H. GLOUCESTER AND BRiS'iOL. E. S A RI UM. A. T. CIIICIIISTER. J. FT.r. SAtr,. OXON. To the Right Hon. the Lord John Russell, &c. Chesham Place, Dec. 8, 1847. PMvY LORT)S,-l have had the honour to receive a representa- tion, signed by your Lordships ...
... Office. The Ministers present were Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouse,the Right Hon.H. Labouchere, Lord ...