... JOHN RUSSELL HAS much pleasure in intimating to the Public of MONTROSE and DISTRICT that he has taken over the Business—Baker, Pastry Cook, and Purveyor—so successfully carried on by J. D. FALCONER, at 137 MURRAY STREET, MONTROSE. Pan, French, and Bermaline ...

... l rights, and who, in many a hard-fought struggle has nobly upheld the ancient grandeur of the historic name of Russell. Lord John Russell quits the scene of his triumphs after a prolonged and successful career, and the Lower House is deprived of one ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL In that contest, I think, ought to entirely neutral. (Loud cheers.) cannot conceive that there would any advantage in our interfering in favour of one party or the other. (Renewed cheers.) opinion has always been and I expressed it on ...

... TO LOUD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord,—ln my last letter, I pointed out to your Lordship the impropriety of having a civilian who knows nothing about the navy placed as a matter of course at the head of the Admiralty. 1 shall now examine how the Board is appointed ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON PROGRESS. On Tuesday evening, Lord John Russell, in the course of lecture in Exeter Hall, Loudon, on the obstacles which have retarded moral and political progress,” made the following remarks on religious persecution : The persecutions ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN GLASGOW. Tne freedom of the city of Glasgow was preseuted to Lord John Russell on Monday last. The ceremony took place in the City Hall, and his Lordship, on his appearance, was moat enthusiastically cheered. Our space will not admit ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GREENOCK. Lord John Russell having consented to accept of an address from the Magistrates and Town-Council of Greenock, the presentation took place in the Middle Church, on Monday last. The place of meeting was crowded—about 1500 ...

... CITY OF LONDON—LORD JOHN RUSSELL. A meeting of the liberal electors of the metropolis, convened for the purpose of giving Lord J. Russell the opportunity of meeting them and explaining his opinions, was held on Tuesday week, in the great room the London ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT SHEFFIELD. Lord John Russell had quite an ovation on Friday, at Sheffield. His Lordship was welcomed with great enthusiasm by the populace, who had invited him to preside at the annual meeting of the Ragged Schools of the town. He ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN THE. CITY. aka. so.. • weirdos called by the City Loodo• I.A.eral was Laid ender the peevideecy of Hr H. J. Creswell. TM city esplalned political *isles. with reseed to Refers, and the Write policy of Lod J. spoke for hose sad • granter ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GREENOCK. The topic which Lard JOllO touched wit► the greatest felicity, and which his Heuer took up with the w remelt enthusherm. won that the spirit whirl ought to govern the foreign relations of a great empire. The llngsage width ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE WAR. After his re election es &Way, Lord John Romell Bald :-In image; on the ableet of the war. I am happy to my that the opinion given by Lerd Derby at the Mansion House an which I entirely owl unfeignedly concur. It will be ...