... Lord and Lady John Russell, Lady Fanny Howard, Baroness de Speth, the Right Hou. the Speaker and Mrs Shaw LeCsvre, and Colonel tha Hon. Charles Grey. The Ministerial Circular.—The Liverpool journals contain the usual circular from Lord John Russell, to ...

... Sheriff-clerk, Haddington, Mr T. * Kellie, Sheriff-clerk, Berwickshire, John Anderson of Ashfield, the Rev. John Jaffray, minister of Dunb.ir, David Ronghead, Esq., Haddington, John Ferme, banker, there, Alexander Crawford, banker, Dunse, several of the ...

... petition from lilasgow, Leith, and other places in Scotland, for the repeal ot the post horse and carriage duties. Mr H. Grattan gave notice, that on the first reading the Ecclesiastical Titles bUI he would move the omission of the words United Kingdom ...

... Henry Walter, John Lygon, General Watkins, Col. L. I Mackenzie, W. F ) Wawn, John T. Mnckie, John Wellesley. Ld, C. . Mackinnon,W.A., West, F. R. Vl‘Naghten,SirE.' Westhead, Brown M'Gregor, John Wigram, Loftus M'Taggart, Sir J. Williams, ...

... Lancashire $, and Black walls LI6 to 3.32 per share. Foreign market steady, looking good. Mexicans closing not quite so stroug. Sir John Franklin—Sailing of th* Princb Albert from Aberdeen.— -This vessel has now got her repairs completed on the slip, and is receiving ...

... Lord John Russell and his colleagues for having, after former Administration had refused it, recommended to her Mejesty to grant the just request of the memorial which I had the honour to present. (Cheers.) Politically opposed as lam to Lord John Russell ...

... Brown and John Miller —equal. 21. Climbing Greasy Pole for a Leg of Mutton (open) —Jno. Cranston, Musselburgh. The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, with a large perty of the inhabitants, afterwards met at supper, in the Musselburgh Arms Inn, spent ...

... Edited, with Additions, John, Bishop of Cheltenham!” To solve the perplexity of our readers, we may explain that a misplaced comma has elevated John Bishop, of Cheltenham,’’ the editor of severa elementary musical work', into John, Bishop of Cheltenham ...

... Ardgowan. Expected Visit of the Duke op Cambridge to Scotland.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, on leaving the Earl of Cardigan's, Deane Park, is expected to proceed a visit to Scotland. —Morning Pott. The Weather.—For the lavk few days the weather ...

... Mr H. Grattan, Lord J. Bosbrix said he had communicated witli the French Ambassador in consequence of what had fallen from Lord Palmerston but that gentleman had said that could not recollect any particular expressions made use of him (Lord John Russell) ...

... professed to touch, and considered that all combinations to obtain, by force, reduction of rents ongbt be put down by the strong arm of the law. The Government did not ask for increased powers to meet them ; they were anxious to endeavour the ordinary existing ...

... deserved the vote of censure implied the motion. After observations by Mr Reynolds, Mr Ponlett Scrope, Mr S. Crawford, Mr Henry Grattan, and Sir U. Willoughby, Mr Disraeli said tliat Mr Herbert had done good service in calling attention to the subject; but, ...