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... their early publication. Mr. John Morley has at length promised a prefatory essay to the miscellaneous papers of the late Mr. Cotter Morrison, which will be published in the autirtn. Mr. Spencer Walmile's life of Lord John Russell is nearly ready. As the ...
... of a lively character. Best clipped hogs, 55s to 59s 6d. Mr. Jas. Thom, Kirkbytbore, sold at the latter price, and Mr. John Russell, at 57s ; seconds, 50s upwards. Fat lambs were very dear, and the best sorts sold from 40s to 48s. Mr. James Hodgson, Brampton ...
... aftenvards two ndernigs with Pianoforte and violin, Miss Nelly Dario pros._ ing a most accomplished trickier of the how. Mr. John Russell, in good voice. same The Toilers. and the Mia -s eti Kennedy and Ranks twice appeared, first in a rani trio. the •'Sleigh ...
... treated! Every Prime Minister had refused to have anything to do with it. Lord Grenville, Earl Grey, Lord Melbourne, Lord John Russell, Lord Aberdeen,Lord Palmerston, and Mr. Gladstone himself, h ad refused to have anything to do with it. Mr. Gladstone had ...
... brilliancy ar.d variation the pretty air, The old Folks at Home The soloists for the evening were MP. Jee•ie Mandale and Mr. John Russell, each of whom came forward twice, and were received with every sign of appreciation. Variety was given to the per. influence ...
... Melbourne, Her Majesty's first Prime Minister, to the guiding power of Sir Robt. Peel, to the restless activity of Lord John Russell, to the eloquent fire of Lord Derby, three times Prime Minister of England, to the peace-loving and peace-seeking diplomacy ...
... conduct while at sea, and promised in future to report himself, they would discharge the case. DRUNEINNZBI3. James Smith and John Russell, tekgraph labourers, proved by P.C. Griffen, to have been drunk and disorderly, in Crown Square on the 25th nit. were tined ...
... Committee appestied op Earl they'. Ministry. Nineiees years later, is Dila. tee Justicesaw bye, lommitter hthen, of shish Lord John Russell was Pro-whet. (Is tins lady eat easilefil.•, %Adhere tit, Ricardo, If: edit . mad Cobden. bey favour the coontipu&nee 01 ...
... coroner. The following gentlemen were sworn on the jury :—John Russell (foreman), Jas. Hodgson, William Bainbridge, Johu Harrison, James Langhorn, Thorne' Burn, John Sisson, Wm. Branskill, John Furness, Thomas Horn, William Fairer. and William Weightman ...
... the Geneva arbitration. There were two great nations who had a difference, in reference to which he would simply say Lord John Russell was greatly concerned in it, as he was Foreign Secretary at the time of the escape of the 411abritars, end he said in a ...
... They were wall received, as were solos by Mr. John Russell and Mire Jessie Mandale. Mr. Cutts also gave excellent performance on the concertina, The pianofor to secompaninieets were given by Miss Johns and Mr. Edward %won. ENTERTAINMENT AT THRELKELD ...
... an attack upon the party in power. A counter motion in support of the Government was made in the House of Commons. Lord John Russell laid down a sound constitutional rule when he said The House of Lords has brought an arraignment against the executive ...