... NATIONAI. DEFENCES. In answer to question from Mr. HUME, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that ha did not think there were any doonraents of an official nature on the subject of the national deforces which he could produce. He had stated on former occasion that ...

... government if it wan his intention to bring in a hill this session to give any Church patronage to the See of Manchester. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the subject had been under the consideration of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and the government, but no ...

... J. POULETT SCKOPE, E.q., M.P.. Janus Kidgway. and all Books.ll.ra. STATE »f EDUCATION in WALES.-Price6d. A LETTER LORD JOHN RUSSELL the Report of the Commissioners appointed inquire into the State of Education in Wales. By WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Esq., late ...

... NEW PUBLICATIONS. STATE of EDUCATION in WALES.—Price A LETTER to LORD JOHN RUSSELL on the Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire iuto the State of Educate Wales. By WILLI AM WILLI AMS, Esq., late M.P. for Coventry. James Piccadilly, and all ...

... parties—will never be committed by British Minister, even in deference to the popular voice. We are confident that Lord John Russell will not be the man. The Paris journal* of yesterday contain nothing more on the subject of the Reform Banquet, except ...

... that house, it would not bo pressed forward until the bouse and the country had an opportunity of con tidering it. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that when the bill cmne down from (he other honsa, where the Lord Pie sident of the Council had charge of it, could ...

... motion on the currency till the 17th inst. Mr. SCULLY mored that the petition John Sadler, Esq., against the return for Carlow, be printed with the Votes. THE BUDGET. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said—l beg to state that 1 intend on early day to make the financial statement ...

... however, entertained hopes that should have been anticipated in his motion some movement on the part of the noble lord (Lord John Russell) or his right hon. friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer; because when considered a peace budget contained a proposal ...

... no champion of the Thirty-nine Articles will offer an obstruction of equal tediousness. The clerical opponents of Lord John Russell’s bill, as an eloquent gentleman of their number (the Rev. T. R. Bikes) complains—“ are not thought fit to be members of ...

... Courier, Mr. Ralph W. Grey, the honourable member for Tynemouth, has resigned his situation private secretary to Lord John Russell.— Sunderland Herald. State or Tbade and Employment in Manchester —At this week’s market there has been a sadden check given ...

... Fitzhardinge, Earl Sherborne, Lord Lorelacc, Eerl INCREASE OF THE INCOME TAX. The folio Tins: ia the reeolation proposed Lord John Russell on Friday night, and upon which the debate will be taken this evening That, towards raising the supply granted to her Majesty ...

... inst.; and no doubt will be well attended. The Premier, we are sorry to learn, is again suffering from indisposition. Lady John Russell is much improved in health lately. Her ladyship’s aceouehemsnt is expected to take place in the course of the ensuing menth ...