... Among the Tories there were Mr Pitt, Mr Canning, and Sir Robert Peel, and among the Liberals there were Lord Grey, Lord John Russell, and Lord Aberdeen. They never found the difficulty of dealing with Ireland,though always great, such as force them renounce ...

... Amno)g the Tories there were Mr Pitt, AMr Canning, and Sir Robert Peel, and among the Liberals there were Lord Frey, Lord John Russell, cnd Lord Aberdeeii. 'LT'ey never found the difficulty of dealing with Irelainld,thougim always great, such all to force ...

... contradiction.—Vours faithfully, John Wilson. COLONEL . .LOOK ELI) AND SIR CHARLES RUSSELL. Colonel Brookfield, Intel viewed yejjtenlay by a reporter reference to the telegram the hon. member hud received from Sir Charies Russell, said had written Sir Charles ...

... Gibbs, and Mr T. \V. Russell. Mr CHAMBERLAIN pointed out that, in railway and mining operations, property was often injuriously affected, and yet not taken. He did not think that such esses were met the clause stood. Sir CHARLES RUSSELL said that it was quite ...

... course aoxioua that the safeguards should apply religious bodies generally. Mr T. W. RUSSELL supported the amendment in the interests of the Presbyterian Church. Mr JOHN MORLEY said that the amendment was much too wide in its verbal construction, and held ...

... the congested J districts, in improved methods of farming, and Mr Russell, a native of Portknockie, who was formerly n manager to Messrs Munro & Co., fishcurers, &c.. g Banff. Mr Russell paid the week before last a i short visit to his native county, where ...

... of Journalists. Mr Russell, of the “Glasgow Herald/’ occupied the chair, and was accompanied on the platform by Mr T. Reid, Glasgow Herald”; Mr Cornish, the secretary of the institute ; Mr -W. C. Leng, Dundee Advertiser” ; Mr John Mitchell, Dundee Courier” ...

... denominational education, institution, or charity, Mr COCHRANE moved the omission of the word “prejudicially/’ Sir CHARLES RUSSELL, who was received with loud Ministerial cheers, this being his first intervention in the debate since his return from Paris ...

... parte of the congested districts, in improved methods of farming, and Mr Russell, native of Portknockie, who was formerly nmaager to Messrs Muoro & Co., fisbcurere, &c., Banff. Mr Russell paid the week before last a short visit to his native county, where ...

... that the refusal the Government to accept this amendment would intensify the feeling of opposition to the Home Rule Bill. Mr JOHN REDMOND, as an Irish Catholic Nationalist, dispruted the suggestion that the Catholic population Ireland desired to destroy ...

... by the new Legislature without just compensation unless there was protection given. (Hear, hear, and cries of “Divide.) Sir JOHN RIGBY was satisfied that in the clause just compensation was provided for, the determination of what was just compensation ...

... denominational education, institution, or charity, j Mr COCHRANEn moved the omission of the ) word prejudicially.' Sir CHARLES RUSSELL, who was received N with loud Miiisterial cheers, this being his first I interventini in the debate since his return from ...