... whchthey Sit .1 whois wo~e.uld b esnal responsilefr everyrn wof theyn t cessions made by Mr Palmer, and Comiplimnented Lord John', d, Russell upon the dexterity-with which he had. avoided all, the legat points ?? Gladstonie's speech. ' 't 7 ftyashort reply from ...

... was a very numeru-tedac nadroif-h ltjoi r yard when~the- futirl rcsin-rie.--nogths whoa were-present-e'ba~ hpk ?? 'Lord John Russell, and Earl Minto Tee'eeaotI 1 400 -of the C~ldstfiiha-GuurJ (h i eY hh' --Duke was C~oldnel) on' th aground, an h'e~iibited ...

... those favourable to the present postal arrange- 1b s monte, for the purpose of the working-classes memorializing S -Lord John Russell to give the present order a full and fair a trial. Mr Hutchison of the Banner presided, and ad- A dressed the meeting ...

... Rothsch ild would or would iiot take the oaths. Mr Newdegate supported the motion for putting the Ii question.X ?? Lord John Russell said, the usual course was to put the .oaths in the hand of the member, and ask him if he would . take the Protestant or ...

... JEWISH DISABILITIES. a Lord John Russell's intimation, on Monday, of his p intention again to postpone the Oaths Bill, and allow p the cause of his colleague to slip once more through his a fingers, was received with great disapprobation in the s city ...

... 1ow Skw Androew's Street, on the north,; the Feu formerly belonging tW James Arbuthnot, sea., afterwards to John Arbuthnot & Co., and theic to John and Alexander Loclio & Co., and Andrew Catto, on the west; and by the Fecu sometime belonging to the heirs ...

... no fit legis- lator for a Christian nation; but as to the measure now be- fore the House, we honestly believe that Lord John Russell has too much of the English gentleman about him to sanc- tion so low and unconstitutional a ruse, and too much wis- dom ...

... time, that it was t, unnecessary for him to say anything on the subject, as Sir John Romilly was that day to lay an explanation of his conduct before the House. Lord John Russell ac- b cordingly explained, in the Commons, the apparently v ambiguous course ...

... n.-The considera- o eonof tlie Loirs' amebdments'on the Iris4 Parliamentari _Voters Bil tool. place on Tuesday. -Lord John. Russell e rcponed a coupromise, and, instead of insisting on the' :8 rating, or acceptinig the £15 substituted: by th'e Lors, S ...

... apd ,at, ' it, ,b'rs, ?? ertefee~e ito ithose' 'f of' *proin1'souiyebsamet~er ?? on entering upon ainy' . offiee.lk'; ?? John Russell tooksadifferentcview of the' g quesation; `but, whileN le'wag, *willing gto sup'pertMr' p' . .1umye''otion, Yhe stated ...

... Ground t the property of Mr John Abel, will take place at MAINS or TARTOWIE, on MONDAY the 12th inst, at 1 o'clock, P.m. c :, The Crop will be put up in Lots to suit purchasers; and r Credit will be given on security. O JOHN ELRICK. Mains of Tartowie, ...

... Cal ?? Esq. I ~~Charles Rtichiard Pole, Esq. hei RaikS~es Currie, REq. M.P. Lambiert Pole, Esq.an John Drumniond, REsq. ICliarles Raniken, REq. patl Russell Rllies, Esq. Henry Rich, REsq. M.P. DN Wim. Franks,Resq. Heitry Stuart,Resq., M.P. pati Wi. R. 1-aiilton ...