... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND MR CiLeDSTONE. The six year's 000dnot of foreign affairs by Lord John did not appar ntly impels foreign statesmen with any mar scofidattoe io his ability, firmoesa and judgment, if we may judge from the °otiose; which are given in ...

... find thee spies/dim of We whole thing given in ileasard's Parlia• meatary Debates by no less an authority than Lord John Russell, under date 3rd February, 1832. Speaking upon the subject of an amend. meat to the Bill, be used these woods— The' amendment ...

... Little Chris. ! mamma, Per t° Lord John Russell? He replied, IN it Lord John it is this, that we ought to cultivate as . t who m they should not be gone on with It Wbuld be very mamma, baby's moulted again. Mamma- Russell? Why be is a man of terrible judgment ...

... been quite equal to taxing the capabilities of the present Chancellor of the Exchequer. In the days of Palmerston and Lord John Russell that gentleman would have been as unlikely to be trusted with the management of Her Majesty's Exchequer as to have the ...

... wife of William Cargill, S.S.C., of at doogfiter. Rusts..—At A Hill Terrace, Arbroath, on the 16th November, the wife of John Russell, M.D., of a son. MARRIAGES. MCKENZIE —FALVONEIt--At Queen's Tenspenusee Hotel. Montrose, on the 34th Nov., by tba Rev, ...

... Schoolroom on Tuesday evening—Mr John Wilson, President, in the chair. There was a fair attendance of members. The subject of debate was Whether is the platform or the press more powerful in moulding public opinion. Mr John Gage took the Platform side ...

... Dundee. 3 Dorward Street—Mr and Mrs Russell and family, - Glasgow. 18 George Street—Mr Tottenham, Mrs Tottenham. Miss Tottenham, Willoughby Tottenham, and Reginald Tottenham. Bedford. Gindera Road—Mr and Mrs Ge or g e Conan, Liverpool 11 High Street —Miss ...

... JOHNS El AV EN U. P. CHURCH SOIREE. Anniversary services in connection with the settlement of the Rev. Ales. A. Russell, M.A. as pester of Johnshairen lI.P. March • y-ar ago were held in the (March oe Sunday. The services, which were largely attended ...

... MR JOHN MORLEY AT OXFORD. (her Saturday night Mr John Morley was the Crdof the Eighty and Russell Clubs at and his speeek in reply to the toast of what his hosts me pleased to , call the Liberal party certainly did not lack boldness. Mr Morley admit, ...

... THE EDINBURGH MURDER. EXECUTION OF HE ROMAN. Description by on Er-Witness. John lierdmen. a printer's machinentan, in Milne's Square, FAlinburgh. was executed in Cal l'riofin at eight o'clock on Monday morning for the murder of Jessie ('alder or Soutar ...

... names of John Silver, who lost his eye4ight at the battle of Aboukir Donald Mackinto4h, who lost an arm at the taking of Badajos ; John Smith, who fought at Trafalgar; and last, but not least, Mr John Seholly, who was sailing-master of the Russel, frigate ...

... W. Irving Smith of Birmingham. The Rev. s Roger presided, and was accompanied to the platform by the Rev. John Nicoll, mid the Rev. A. A. Russell The subject was'Th. Home, the Church, and the School. There was a good attendance. ...