... 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 ...

... Cabinet Council to be be ?? held on the IG.h of Jasnuarcy. TlI The Archbishop of Canrterbuiry had an intorview with -110 Lord John Russell, at his official rellidenoc in Downing- voWO street. rood C014blelCIAL Nmvs.-Very little news ot importance for, arit x ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Highness has landed on the Continent, and will then rcturnt to town. The Archbishop of Canterbury had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday, at his official residence irs Down- ing-street, Captain Hay had an interview with Sir George Grey yes- teeday ...

... Highness has landed on the con- tinent and will then return to Town. The Archbishop of Canterbury had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday at his official residence in Downlng.str. Captain Hay had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday at the ...

... among them. They are not a party, but a rope of sand, powerless for obstruction,ref car powerless even for annoyance. Lord John Russell not may, if he will, make himself master of the situa- L tion, and illustrate his administration by a liberal, Y co ...

... A~ncoetsieret John HuIddleston to James Dobbs;, T~n-'s cll b ad Arms, 'Union-street, Thomfas Bradshaw to ;John Taylor - th y, in-, Plasterer's 'Areas, Gregson-street, George Dyson tol Ann re -thle Caton, 'Robitu Hood, Cheetham Hill, 'John' Browebill to ...

... 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 ...

... 8 voyages - Dunkirk, 34;I Harlingen, 1; M siddlebunrg, 1- Total, 44 voyages, 13,327 miles. Average speed, S knots. Lord John Russell, 3320 tons, 40 horse ?? Har- lingen, 49 voyages; Mliddleburg, 1.-Total, 50 voyages, 25,379 miles. Average speed, 8% knots ...

... duties should be levied on foreign agricul- G tural produce. Mr. HARIDY seconded the motion, p and it was carried nem. dis. Sir JOHN TYRELL was present, and spoke at E some length towards the close of the proceedings, a but he made no allusion to his former ...

... thei people of Enugland, utid it bathl were etonthitig else tlsai nlovee Oil thle great S 1ate celits- -board'e. Lord J)ohn Russell, by hi'~ letteri of I184ti, diratred for 51 ?? tiite ITsUlt waes, VO drive Sic Itoliert P'eel straight in to Cobidei's ...