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... expended on such improvveents as may be mostn bene ficial to the farm ?? is condescending enough to act pilot balloon to tile RUSSELL I administration, whom Cono mis's bluster frightened out of all notions of protection, if they latently entertained any. On ...
... Cliairman. nt WVnuaat TITm,. E TISB F ?? pty Chairman. It'. GFoaO CA; I GB4.v,.E ?? M.vreasurer. 16 Henry Alexanded E -lld ?? gde JohnS. SrownrlggEiq. Sheffield Neilve'lEsq. Boyce C ombeEeibq. * owler Neivoearn, Esq. Tho h as M o Coomba, Esq. NVM. Philliuioore ...
... retrenchment the of tin their fall it instead lliut hmild classes— community In this declarations of leading then minister Earl Russell metnbcis Reform In In Commons Constitution firm how that are uluas or interest hut form a body who— with fairly coll burthen ...
... been issued for a Cabinet Council to be held on the iGth instant. The Archbishop of Canterbury had an interview with Lord John Russell, at his official residence, in Downing- street, ou Monday. The Earl of Durham his sailed for the West Indies.- Durham Chronic ...
... at Newport, stolen 43ibs of coal, value 2d., the property of John Russell. John Davies pleaded guilty to stealing iron, the property of James Rennie, of Newport.—Six weeks’ imprisonment. John Thomas and Charles Thomas, the latter of whom aged only ten ...
... P. Price, Esq. D. W. Lloyd, Esq. The Rev. C. Griffith. W. H. West, Esq. R. D. Powel, Esq. John Powell, Esq -v; The Rev. W. J. Williams. Edward Jones, Esq. John Lloyd, Esq. Colonel Pearce. On Tuesday the business of the Court commenced about eleven o’clock ...
... 1, at Dowlais church, by the Rev. W. Jenkins, Mr. John Lloyd, of the Castle Hotel, Tredegar, to Jane, voungest daughter of the late John Evans, Esq., of the same place, and sister of the present John Evans, Esq. Dec. 27, at St Nicholas church, Hereford ...
... resolved not to disturb the present Corn-laws; many of their supporters are urging them to adopt a fixed duty, but Lord John Russell and his colleagues have resolved to stand or fall by the present system. There will be a great struggle. — Gloucestershire ...
... IT The HON. THOMAS PRYOZ LLOYD. a SIR JOHN HANMER, Baronet, MBP. bt FRANCIS RICHARD PRICE, Esquire. ' CAPTAIN MORGAN. ' 'S . LtAiY PATR ONES FO iTZE. EVETI - p The LADY SARAH HAY WlLLIAMS. a STEWARD: J SIR JOHN HANMER, Baronet, A.P. a a Dancing to commeace ...
... the wi time being; Charles L. Eastlake, Esq. ; ?? F. Gibson, fe! Esq. ; John Gott. Esq. ; S. J. l loyd, Esq. P. pr Pusey, Esq. ; and WV. 'T'hompson, E sq, lat John Scott Russell and Stafford Henry Northeote, ex Esqrs., are to be joint secretaries to the ...
... on the Protectionist side, but it is not probable that he evill come forward. Mr. Francis William R Russell, one of the eminent firm of J. N. Russell ind Sons, of Limerick, is in the field on free-trade princi- ples, and is most likely tos succeed in ...
... Loan Commissioners. The Dublin and Belfast Junoion being in this condition is expected to obtain a loan of £300,000. Lord John Russell is expected to arrive in town for the season on Saturday next ; and on Wednesday, the 16th, the noble Premier will give ...