... Britain, in the present crisis of Italian affairs, would be withdrawn if such proposed measures were persisted in. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said had understood that such plan had been proposed,—that armed association was have been formed, of which Garibaldi was ...

... from New York ; Batavier, steamer, from Rotterdam. Sailed, June 26, the Foslleer, steamer, for Dundalk. June 26, the Lord John Russell, steamer, for Dunkirk; Souvenir, steamer, for Caen; Belgium, steamer, for Ostend; Seine, steamer, for Boulogne. Deal, Wednesday ...

... the late Lord Henry Gordon. On the 22nd Inst., at the parish church, Klnsor, Dorset. Major Godfrey Russell, eldest surviving son the Rev. John Russell, HA., rector of Llandrinlo, Oswestry. Shropshire, Ada Augusta, youngest daughter Isaac Fryer, Esq., ...

... papers unhappily left unreported, and hence the intricate impeach” which has provoked Lord John Russell’s short interjection, Lord Grey’s long letter and Lord John’s reprisals in kind, which few readers will think uncalled for. It is pity—since Lord Grey ...

... the Present Time. By JOHN EARL RUSSELL. Third Edition, with Additions, revised throughout and in part recast. London : Longmans. Green, and Co.. Paternoster-row. ...

... his demand before Lord John Russell. M. Thouvenel also transmitted a note to Lord Cowley, stating that France is ready to employ all necessary means for preventing Garibaldi's landing the mainland.]* Neveitheless Lord John Russell declined to accede the ...

... the Red. Vice Admiral of the Blue Sir Thomas Sabine Pasley, Bart., to Vice Admiral of the White. .. _ Admirals John Balfour Maxwell and John Rlvctt Carnac, on the Reserved List, to be Vice Admirals on the same list. Rear Admiral of the Red the Right Hon ...

... Holland (steamer), from Ostend ; Ireton (steamer), from Boulogne; Sir Robert Feel (steamer), from Dunkirk, sailed —Lord John Russell (steamer), for Dunkirk. Relumed, damaged —Tri Mountain, for New York. Dial, Wednesday Morning.—Passed, the Industry, for ...

... AND FRANCE. The Pafrie of yesterday publishes the following:— “The Indtpendance Beige announces that the reply of Lord John Russell to the circular note M. Thouvencl has arrived in Paris, but the Minister of Foreign Affairs had refused to receive it. ...

... Serene Highnesses the Prince Jules and Prince John of Schleswig-Holstein -Hlucksbourg, accompanied by Count Berustorff, had audience the Queen. Their Serene Highnesses were introduced by Lord John Russell, the Queen Principal Secretary State far Foreign ...

... decided position Lord John Russell, (Lord Palmerston) took decided position, and triumphed in the part lie took. But, although was successful, it was nearly as possible at the cost breaking up his party aud his government. Sir John weal say that if Lord ...

... Excellency was introduced by John Russell, the Queen's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted lieutenant General the Hon. Sir Edward Cust, K.C.H., her Majesty’s Master of tha Ceremoniee. Lord John Russell had audience the Queen. Her ...