... allow wholesale bribery to escape without punishment. Lord B. Vane Tempest protested allowizqr the bribers to escape Lord John Russell said that unless there was some security that the bribers would be prosecuted, be must oppose the bill. If it was allowed ...

... dangerous practice, by every means in his power. In the ease of Mr. G. F. Walsh and Messrs W. StepAenn, V. B. Fitzgibbon, John Foley, John Donovan, and MieAael Fitzgerald. From the informations sworn, it appeared that Mr. Walsh had entered with the late Mr ...

... in time of peace. Mr. Baring said that be coul I only hope to extinguish Oa income tax by reducing the expeuditare. Lord John Russell could not ace how the present government could have further reduced the expenditure. lie approved of the equaltsation of ...

... Speeches were delivered by the Yen. the Archdeacon of Kildare. t he Hon. and Rev. C. B. Bernard, Rev. J. Meade Hobson, Rev. John Hobson, for many years missionary at Shanghae, Rev. W. P. Walsh, Ix. IMIIM.O Timms RovAL,GEouries-svassr—On Monday! evening ...

... end he, therofcre, could not sanction assure fonnded on relative injustice. He moved, therefore, the previa* lion. Lord J. Russell said that Mr. Dimasfl esad. wo objection to the principle that a £lO householder in the ought to have the feanehtse; but be ...

... nig decision of the rates qoalidla in agitation for twenty.ilve years, ea& limellignot was imperatively demanded. Lord J. Russell, in answer from Mr. Disraeli, as to the said that it was ht vitha. 1 - nad belog le goo neelninna. f b e .°ll Exbeen sent ...

... accepted the office, but his appointment would be very popular as be is a great favourite amongst ravel men. evening Lord John Russell intends to propose a series of Indian resolutioes as emendments to the resolutions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. ...

... the plain reason that Moldavia would not submit to • Wallachia, Prince, nor will Wallachia to • Mot. &Tian prints. Lord John Russell sabmitted that no arrangement should be made, by which the integrity of the Tnikish empire was directly or indirectly ...

... crown mast act by a responsible minister. Questions of the council would arise hereW ter. lle opposed the amendment. Lord John Russell also opposed the amendment, objecting to the control of a minister, who h it Mr. Gladstone likevri..e opposed the amendment ...

... office. This is no other than Sir John the present Governor of the Psi** bas been so much praised for his energy and ability in the administration or previnee. British residents in I 4 &, 11 be pleased to bear that Sir John *co be transferred to Cslcutta ...

... class conspiracies to murder, when murder actually followed, as a misdemeanour, and he must, therefare, oppose the _ Lord John Russell agreed that when conspiracy, where murder did not tollow, might be adjuged as misdemeanour, it could not be so counted ...

... that Nicholas 1). Murphy, Esq, be requested to act as treasurer to the fund. The Mayor read letters from Meagre. John Cotter, enclosing C 5; John Anton, £5; the High-Sheriff (Godfrey Baker Esq.,) -C3; R. Suinthill,£3; and a subscription list haviug been opened ...