... was any truth in the rumour, but if there was thought it was the duty of the house to inquire into the circumstance. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the tnswers given by Mr. Waddingtoo and Mr. Duncan the committee the Eastern Counties Railway, with reference ...

... recoveiy of small debts, and to abolish certain courts of minor judicature. In answer to question from Mr. OSBORNE, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said could not during the present week give the names of the gentlemen who were to be appointed Commissioners under the ...

... at Windaor Castle. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon! the Foreign Office. The Ministers present were Lord John Russell, the Chancellor Marquis of Lansdowne. Earl of Minto, Sir G. Grey, Viscount Palmerston! Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the ...

... MATSON, R.N. Fourth Edition. Earl fitzwilliam’s letter to the rev. JOHN SARGEAUNT, Hector of Stan wick, Northamp tun shire, IRELAND. Third Edition, price One Shilling. ETTERS to LORD JOHN RUSSELL on 1 J FURTHER MEASURES required for the SOCIAL AMELIORATION ...

... That interview requested with Lord John Russell, Lord Clarendon, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the purpose of laying before them the above resolutions.” Sir Lucias undertook to write to Lord John Russell for the required iaterv.ew, and the ...

... be worth a rush. Lord John Russell entertained the following Cabinet Ministers on Wednesday, in Cbesham-place The Chancellor, the Marquis of Lanadowne, t. e Ear. of Mints, Earl Grey, Sir F. Baring, Lord Mr. Labonchere, Sir John Hobhonse, the Marquis o' ...

... has thought fit to disparage the calm and judicious reply with which Lord John Russell met Mr. Fearous O Connor’s motion for the recognition of the National Charter. I/ird John fully admitted the disadvanteges attending the continued exclusion of any ...

... of plans of vast importance, then,” continued Lord John Russell, quite willing to submit to that degradatio —to thathumiliation.” Actuated by such feelings, who can feel surprise that Lord John Russell expressed his persuasion that the caw of Ireland is ...

... English have over the of the new monarch. —Dulck Papers, Feb. 7. Yesterday the Bishop of London had interview with Lord John Russell, Doaning-street. Captain Maxwell, R.N., from New Zealand, had an interview with Earl Grey, at the Colonial Office. The ...

... Fourth Edition. 171 ARL FITZWILLIAM’S LETTER to the REV. JJ.JOHN SARGKAUNT, Rector of Stanwick, Northamp tonshire, IRELAND. * Third Edition, price One Shilling. T ETTERS to LORD JOHN RUSSELL on FURTHER MEASURES required for the SOCIAL AMELIORATION of ...

... unless Lord John Russell were once appealed 10, a Gazette announcement would appear appointing Englishman the diocese, and their chance, for years to come, would disappear. Mr. Evans proposed that letter should be at once forwarded Lord John Russell, requesting ...

... MATSON, B.N. Fourth Edition. ARL FITZWILLIAM’S LETTER to the REV. JOHN BAROEAUNT, Rector of Stanwick, Northamp tuiishire, on IRELAND. Third Edition, price One Shilling. BITERS to LORD JOHN RUSSELL on 1 J FURTHER MEASURES required for the SOCIAL AMELIORATION ...