... Government has, since the opening of the last session of Parliament, lost all claims to the confidence of the country. THE Rev. John Power, MA., Master of Pembroke College, and eighth wrangler in 1841, was this morning re-elected Vice-Chancellor of the University ...

... genuine, he seeks to attach it to another and a greater name. We have no desire to treat Mr. Russell and his schemes with severity. We look upon Mr. Russell as doing, or likely to do, some real service to the nation. He may help to reveal to otters the ...

... Payne's Shifnal; the Burton Stakes, Mr. G. Angell's Vestminster ; the Hurdle Race, Mr. T. Wilkinson's Good Friday (h b); the John. stone Plate, Mr. Nichol's Flying Childers. CHICHESTER STEEPLECHASES. These steeplechases were continued yesterday, when the ...

... court to sit in Easter term, the hearing will not, it is stated, take place till about the Ist of June. EARL RUSSELL ON EDUCATION. Earl Russell has given his adhesion to the National Education League, and in a letter from Cannes to Mr. Dixon, M.P., he ...

... letter of Mr. Russell is the circumstance that early in his efforts he received the support of a member of the Upper House, whom he does not name. Looking back on the matter, Mr. Scott-Russell has two emotions. now, exclaims Mr. Russell, he would have ...

... haveazoinised to attend : The Earl of Dartmouth, the Earl of Shrewsbury, Lord Culche;tor, Lord John Marino's, M.P., Sir Stafford Northcote, Bart., M.P., Sir John S. l'ackington, Bart., M.P., Colonel James Bourne, M.P.; Gettvius E. Coop°. Esq.; Viscount Crichton ...

... over JOU hands. MAJOR-GENERAL SIR D. RUSSELL, commanding the south-eastern district, has directed that the whole of the infantry troops in the district are to commence a course of instruction in gunnery. THE Rev. Dr. John Caird, Professor of Divinity in the ...

... would partake of the nature of the scheme discusSed by Sir John Lubbock. And we cannot help thinking that the fact that men cleverer even thou Mr. Odg,er, and more practical even than Mr. Scott Russell, would scarcely agree with what; Sir J, hu Lubbock said ...

... Steam Navigation and , Trading Company undertake to forward goods freight free. A committee is sitting at the Society of Arta. John-street, Adelphi, to whom all interested should apply. Tan Courtier Diplomatiqua recently published a communication from one ...

... James's, Col. Hogg, M.P., presiding. Among those who supported the chairman were the Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Colcheeter, Lord John Manners, 11d.P.; Lord George Hamilton, M.P.; Mr. Cnbitt, M.P. ; Colonel Bourne, M.P.; Mr. R. N, Fowler, M.P.; Mr. H. C. Baikes ...

... h-street. NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF JOHN HALIFAX. Dividends payable in London in Sterling, or in New York in Gold Dollars, at the option of the Holder. No Lw ready, at all the ibraries, in 2 vols., 215., John A N N By the Author of Halifax;' First ...

... Mr. Justice Montague Smith, some particulars respecting whom may he acceptable. Sir R. P. Collier is a son of the late Mr. John Collier, who eat for Plymouth from 1832 to 1841. He was born at Mount Tamar, near Plymouth. in 1811, and married in 1844 Isabella ...