... at. tended by Colonel Hon. E. Grey, and Colonel F. H. Sey- no70r. The commissioners present wryre Earl Gramville, Lord John Russell, time Right Hon. Henry Labonmchere, Sir Archibald Galloway, Sir R. Vestmacott, Sir Charles Lyell, MIr Barmy, Mr Cmbitt ...

... probably add 0s. another member to tise Royal Family.-7tines. r- A Cabinet Council was held on Monday afternoon, at .Lord John Russell's resideoce, Chesham Place. is Mr Fox Maule is in town, a~lthsough he has not been able ss to attend the meeting of the ...

... the purpose of receiving from Mr John Macpherson an account of the proceedings of a meeting of gentlemen, from all parts of the conutry, i friendly to reform, which was held in London in the end oft last month. Mr JoHn MAcinrIsoNN having been called to ...

... that, in so far as our means extend, a cordial and effective co operation will be afforded. --As was remarked by Liord John Russell, at a meeting in London, on Friday, when contrasting the rewards which improvements in the construction of the implements ...

... able gentleman Provost Thioms of Dundee, for the great trouble he took in preparing and forwarding the memorial to Lord John Russell. But no answer was ever returned to this memorial. It has been again reneved, but the success lwith which it may be attended ...

... these; but be scie to have none cut 'Paul's Every il~an's Friend, prepared by John Fox. The genuine has the same of John Fox on the Government Stamp. r Prepared nly by John Fox, in boxes at Is. l),l each; or fthree small boxes in one for 2s. 9d,; and ...

... Birmingham, York, Bath, Edinburgh, Glaggow, Dundee, and other ?? towns, similar memorials had been present- ed to Lord John Russell and the Queen. Had the motion of the Dean of Guild implied the rigilt of Government to enforce the religious observance ...

... may he lernrued, on application to the fol- Ni1ng, Agenlts -- C. W. WILLOUGHBY, Aberdeen Stenam Wharf, 257, Wappipg, London. JOHN MUIR, 3, Wellington St., Hull. JAMES SAUNDERS, Inverness, WILLIALM WATSON, Co'marty. RODERICK HAY, I nvergordon. PETER CH SISTALL ...

... thcse; Iut be cure to Icave none but Pani's Every Macc's Friend. icrepared by John Fox. The geciccine lcis the iame of John Fx on thce Givericment Stamp. Prepared only by John Fox, in boxes cit Is. ?? each, or ticee sm:all hoxes ici one for 2i. 9,1.; and ...

... (oeds, at lower pricos than they have hitheorto pMjd4 elderS addressedl as abovo, or to thleir Wholesale Agont. in «erieens, Mr JOHN GRAY, Crown Court, will be attended to. D 0 N A I' I 0 N. S it ECIVED AT THE U O.U S E O F R E F U G E, since 4th December ...

... more suitable to settlements that, both in population and wealth, contain the vigorous rudiments of future nations. Lord John Russell, on Friday evening, laird before the House his exposition of the Colonial policy of the Govern- ment. IHis Iordship entered ...

... ai visit to the Queen at Windsor Castle, i the Loud John Russell, the Earl of Mlinto. the Earl of Carlisle Iren! Viscounlt Palmerston, Earl Grey. Sir Geo Grey, the lie 1 Marquis of Clanriearde, Sir John C. BobliAs i r Labon- h ,eschore1, and Mri Fox Mauile ...