... Kingdom, and the Financial Reformers of one Island—why not of both ?—opposed to him, it is utterly impossible that Lord John Russell can hold out. That our readers may be aware of the tremendous competition the British and Irish corn-growers have to contend ...

... lin Parliament, would hold myself at a distance from all parlies would be ready to oppose Mr. Bright and bis party. Lord John Russell and bis party, the Protectionists and their party, the Free Traders and their party, just as the interests—with me, the ...

... fixing the time of tlie meeting of parliament. At present the members of the Administration are all out of town : Lord John Russell, who is Richmond Park, proceeds on Wednesday next to Woburn Abbey, the seat the Duke of Bedford, and about the 10th ol ...

... fixing the time of the meeting of parliament. At present the mem- hers of the administration are all out of town;, Lord John Russell, wkho is at Richmond Parlk, proceeds on Wednesday next to Woburn Abbey, the seat of the Duke of Bedford and about the 10th ...

... was taken by Mr. Kelch. The hall was lighted with gas. Mr. John O’Connell, M.P. entered the hall at three o’clock—near hiu sat two elderly gentlemen. The meeting was very thinly attended. Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., handed in 10s., the subscription of himself ...

... market ordinary, or the meetings of rustic Protectionist Societies, but it is absurd to waste upon it grave discussion. Lord John Russell can afford a laugh at the Protectionist bravadoes, and we believe he tranquilly awaits their chal- lenge. He is prepared ...

... Brighton, topseaa few weehaatthat wateringplsce. Lola Montes and her husband have left Barcelona for Cadis. Lord and Lady John Russell leave Pembroke Lodge Wednesday, to join tha eircla vUltlng the Duka and Duchass of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey. Lord Denman ...

... yesterday for a Cabinet Council to held on the Kith of next month. The Archbishop of Canterbury had an interview with Lord John Russell, at his official residence in Downing-street, on Monday. ...

... believe that at such a crisis, when every event suggests, and every circum- stance demands it, that such a statesman as Lord John Russell does not meditate a step, and a bold one, in that direction. If lie does not, he is unmis- takeably betraying both his ...

... purpose-of fixing the time of the meeting of par- liament. At nt the members of the administration are all out of town; Lord John Russell, who is at Rich- mon Park, proeseds on Wednesday next (this day) to Woburn Abbey, the seat of tne Duke of Bedford, and ...

... Premium, by Mr R B B Car- The Primate’s Ist Hebrew Premium—Mr John Johnson. Moderatorship ‘n Logics and Ethics—Mr Jobn Adams. First Science Honor—Mr Thomas Welland. First Classical Honor—Mr John Fox Goodman. Science Honor—Mr Godfrey Fetherston H. Classical ...

... gentleman stated, at the same time, that he deeply regretted that the Tory party had refused a fixed duty on Corn from Lord John Russell, and that he retained his former opinions in favour of fixed duty, considered it was not possible for the Agricultural ...