... in England cannot be made remunerative. We feel sure, too, that when- ever this one fact is clearly seen, we shall have Lord John Russell himself coming forward to avow his conviction, that a great mistake has been committed, and that it must be rectified ...

... ; together, with the s corresporridence ?? Sir Jarrics Brooke rind her Majesty's Goverirmait on tire saume subject ? I Lord JOHN RUSSELL.said tire Government were quite a ready to lay on the table any informsation they lied err this c Isubject. He was ...

... Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he would rather net enter into that question at present. Mr. H. HERBERT asked the Noble Lord if it was the intentiou of the Government to compensate the Rochdale Savings Bank depositors the loss they had sustained ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...

... Ditcbingham. Norfolk, aged 40. At Chelsea, John Stephen, Esq., in his SUtb year. At Chesham, Bucks, William Smith, Esq., aged Bicester, Christopher E. Eaton, Esq., late Major **»• (Buffs). At Hammersmith, Mr. John Westwood, aged Devoushire-place, Langford ...

... in theas provinces, in accordancewiththe treaty; while Turkey, e though her soldiers were reduced to the allotted d 10,000, arming the population, and a new war was fully to be expected as soon ats in spring the I passes of the Balkan should be practicable ...

... Lans- downe's Irish estates. Mr. GEORGE BANKES read a Queen's Speech deli- vered while Sir John Young was in office, and argued, from that speech, that Sir John had either ,changed his opinion (inasirnuch as the Speech men- ttioned the improvin g state ...

... amendment was moved. On that occasion Lord John Russell made a speech, but there was not one word in it about depression. He (Mr. Bankes) would read a por- tion of Sir Robert Peel's speech in answer to .Lord John Russell on that occasion. The noble lord ...

... other returns in connexion with the tame subjeot, in continuation of Parlia- mentary Papers of session 1844. In answer to Lord John Russell, Mr. HUME stated that he believed the Chancellor of the- Eehequer had no objbection to the returns he (Mr. Hume) asked ...

... withdrawn, but that the number had been materially increased, and that the Tnrkish government had consequently not ceased to arm its people on that frontier, in anticipation (amounting almost to a certainty) that as soon as the Balkan Pass was open, the ...

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... Kemeys lynte, M.l . s Wigan. The Rev. C.J.Vaughan, D.D., c The Rev. John Abbiss, M.A. Harrow School. s John Aird, Esq. John Henry Vivian, Esq., M.P. , r E. Allum, Esq. ?? F.G.S. John Ainery, Esq., ?? Vice David Waddington.Esq., M.P. President c - ?foel ...

... William Wellesley, Lord C. Duncuit, John Westerman, John Willcox, Brodie Dundas, Sir D. Matheson, Alex. Williams, John Dunne, Colonel Matheson, Colonel Wilson, James Ebrington, Viscount Maule, Fox Wilson, Matthew Elliot, John Weigand, Viscount Wood, W. P. Enfield ...