... . Lord Melbourne, Mr. Spring Rice, Lord Cottenham, the Marquis of Lansdowne,mlori Duncannon, Viscount Palmerston, Lord John Russell, LordGlenelg, the Earl of Minto, SirJohnCam Hobhouse, Lord Holland, and Mr. Poulett Thomson, The only sur- rivor is Earl ...

... who calls himself Brome's master. Lays and Legends of the English Lake Country. With copious Notes. By John Pagen White, F.R.C.S. (John Russell Smith.) Mr. White died about five years ago, and the volume now published, which occupied for years the leisure ...

... in wishing every success to M. Riviere and his brilliant enterprise. lb well-known, experienced, and indefatigable Mr John Russell is sure to prove a most efficient Acting-Manager. MWARRIAGES. GENGO-LEDGER-On the 2d liot., at St. Giles's Church, Camber- ...

... the future the season is likely to be one of the most pros- perous on record. Praise is due to the energetic Manager, Mr John Russell, whose exertions were of the greatest value during the evening. We are glad to perceive that the plan of devoting the first ...

... which no English reader ever tires. Though scarcely to be classed with men of note, it must not be thought that the Rev. John Russell, wvhose Memoir (R. Bentley and Son), by the author of Dartmoor Days, is one of the most delightful sporting biographies ...

... commisionedl to paint of Lord Tshnerston addressing the House,. with admirablepor- traits of Sir Ceruowall Lewis. TAord John Russell, Mr. Dis- buhli, Sir E. B. Lytton, Lord Stanleyv, and other eminent In n ?? the OSpeaer, Mr. DeI Mson, for shom theo work ...

... present volume, is not even now fully intelligible. Hampden, it may be remembered, was appointed on the advice of Lord John Russell in 1847 to the see of Hereford while he lay under the censure of the University of Oxford for unsound doctrine, contained ...

... There in England; including a Pilgrimage to Stratford-upon- Avon. By a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. (John Russell :Smith.) If it be true that every book is written with a purpose, vwe are bound to conclude that the author of Here and ...

... aunts of the girls! military officers, old and young; the sporting parson, fashioned on th' lines of the celebrated Rev. John Russell --burly, genial, and mighty to hunt; and the mysterious gentleman, nominally an artist but in appearance like a colonel ...

... Highness the Prince Consort had stated to those provisions. The fate of the bill and the practical acceptance of Lord John Russell's resolutions which supplanted it, showed that the Government, though feeble and hesitating, was upheld by the dislike ...

... before you. This is a very lame and impotent sentence, to say nothidg of its cowardice. It is like the old story of Lord John Russell writing No Popery on a wall and then rlunmin away. The reverend dealer in falsehood acts in a similar nmanner. He shrieks ...

... within your ' Crucible' to infringe on your province, and pro- pose as a toast, the ' Press,' and call upon my friend, John Russell Young, to represent the great engine alike of our slavery and our liberties ! ...