... six pieces of cannon in the citadel. All was tranquil there at the beginning of this month. There is a rumour that Lord John Russell is to be ap- pointed to the Presidency of the Council, to be vacated by Earl Granville in consequence o! ill health. It ...

... Marryatt is, therefore, the commanding officer. THE NEW BISHOPRICS.?The bishops, at their recentmeet- ing accepted Lord John Russell's proposal to have fouf new bishops created, without seats in parliament; 011 the ilnder- standing, however, that they ...

... of criticism by Mr. Cobden and Mr. Disraeli, the latter of whom expressed his consternation at the bold language of Lord John Russell; and when the noble Lord intimated that the right hon. gentleman had made him say more than he did, Mr. Disraeli turned ...

... London, THE REFORMERS POCKET BOOK, for 1832, with Splendid Portraits of William the Fourth, Earl Grey, Lord Brougham, Lord John Russell, and Viscount Althorp. It will contain a retrospective History of the Rise and Progress of Reform—of the introduction of ...

... paid for it,—not by the filthy of Ilamiiion, but by the intellectual offering of the of their brains and this even Lord John Russell, influence of his conscientious scruples, would not call and corruption A concession, by which more than 50)V a year will ...

... their re-eitetion, viz. Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston, Sir G. Grey, Mr. C. Wood, Mr. La- bouchere, Sir J. C. Hobhouse, Mr. J. Jervis, Admiral Dundas, Lord M. Hill, Capt. Berkeley, and Colonel Fox. When Lord John-Russell had taken his seat, Lord George ...

... Thomas Hill, Esq. Morgan Morgan,Esq. William Thomas, Esq. George Brewer, Esq. George Brewer, Esq. Benjamin Hall, Esq., M.P. John Russell, Esq. Samuel Homfray, Esq. William H. Foiman, Esq. William Crawshay, Esq. w. Thompson, Esq., M.P. Richard Hill, Esq. Robert ...

... he certainly set out from his home deter- mined that he would fill no backward place on its benches. His letter to Lord John Russell was bold-almost vehe- ment; still it breathed a spirit of independence that at once fixed the eyes of the Convention upon ...

... Department would be in London by the 27th or 28th of this month. In answer to another question, Sir G. GREY stated that Lord John Russell was expected to leave Vienna during the present week. and to return to England before the end of the next. Colonel Boldero ...

... rose to move for leave to bring in a bill for the total abolition of church rates. The motion, although opposed by Lord John Russell, was carried by a majority. of 129 against 62. Numerous petitions in favour of Sir W. Clay's motion, were presented bv ...

... occupy at present the time of the house. (Hear, hear.) The House then went into committee of supply. MINISTER OF WAR. Lord John Russell then rose to move the vote for the expense of the minister of war until the 31st of March next, and, in doing so, the noble ...

... fair. In the debate on Mr. Brien's motion with reference to the Spottiswoode Conspiracy, Sir Robert Peel, in reply to Lord John Russell, stated that he had never seen the declaration which so much alarmed the noble lord, that it was the intention of certain ...