... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE PATRIOTIC FUND. Meetings are being held in every part of England in behalf of this fund. The city of* London meeting on Thursday was largely attended by the me chants and bankers, and the subscription list was headed bv Bank of ...

... Reform which Lord John Russell had been careful to give out before the Dissolution ; the result was that the country preferred Lord John's programme, and returned a majority favourable to it. It were long to tell and sad to trace how Lord John Rcjssell and ...

... settlement of the Account, which bullish, and partly to the dissatisfaction experienced at the measure proposed by Lord John Russell. Consols have been 96£ f. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, have realized j, and the Three per Cents. 97 to Bank Stock ...

... withdrawn. His Lordship strongly denounced the conduct of Spain and the United States in reference to the slave trade. Lord John Russell also blamed America for giving to slavers the protection of her flag. There has been movement in Naples not unlike that ...

... published. Garibaldi intimated to Mr Elliot his c ...

... gain to the Government of 30 seats, equal to 60 votes on a division, being 21 more thau the majority which affirmed Lord John Russell resolutions. Among the most remarkable of the English returns that for Dover, where two seats have been rescued by the ...

... line of 15s, or eighteen clays' imprisonment. A Lord Fisted for 111-treating Two Horses. —A brother of Earl Russell, Lord Francis John Russell, lias been sentenced by the Maidenhead Magistrates to pay a fine of £1, for ill-treating two carriage horses ...

... proposed by the Government will be such as to command a decided majority in the House of Commons. The recent visit of Lord John Russell to Rnowsly Hall, although said to immediatelyconnected with reported alliance betwixt his eldest daughter and the noble ...

... islands appeal to the principles of Lord John Russell's despatch in justification of their treason, and it must be admitted that there is a certain logical character their plea. Would that Lord John Russell would do his work quietly, without giving ...

... urged upon Lord John Russell the desirability of granting the colonists the Cape a representative constitution at the very earliest opportunity, and without delaying it, as had been proposed, until the termination of the war. Lord J. Russell expressed his ...

... the Honse of Commons on Monday evening, that the India Bill is to be subjected to modifications. It was suggested by Lord John Russell, that as the Bill is likely to meet with considerable opposition in its present state the House should, before entering ...

... is entitled Measures not Men. While we generally agree with the Editor in his remarks upon Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell, and are at one with him as to the partial destruction of the great constitutional landmarks by which parties were formerly ...