... and his adherents iu Prance, where all plots against the Protestant Government were hatched. When that good Protestant, Lord Russel, (who proposed that James, then Duke of York, being a Papist, should excluded from the throne,) was murdered, under the pretence ...

... mpnt Swiofen, John Thom •* Talbo., Jam*** nulinff, i*eorge Smith, Horry wan! Colin. Thorny Nrthertoo CoronMmd«»—Grant Allen. John Gnyon, JohnHindr» eel Wethered Pear*,Edward Francis Wells. John Fit/ Brand, Lord FranrU John Russell, ...

... and one o’clock on Friday a person the of Long, who heretofore tilled the station of a proctor, came to the house of the Rev. John Going, of Meal ill* Glebe, and informed him that the churchwarden his parish, who had process served on Mr. Ryan, the Magistrate ...

... Ike.; Ditto, Stewart, Oats; Glasgow, Duke Wellington, Mathi—, Oats; Ditto, Folyc, (stesmrr,) Sffih% Mary, Ballast; Liverpool, John, Donnelly, Oats, Ice.; Ditto, Maneheelrr, M*Lriib, tf Ho. aiKTM. At Claeaep,m fasadap loot, tho Lady of Bar. Aathoap Carp, ...

... Druiigham decidedly denied the title of the Duke of Wellington to the honor claimed on that point, and assigned it to Lord John Russell and his supporters: and Mr. Huskisson subsequently refused the Premier the negative merit of withdrawing the opposition ...

... the abolition of every useless office and sinecure place. (Hear.) Mr. BROUGHAM reminded the Hon. Member, that it was Lord John Russel who introduced the Bill for the repeal of the Test Act, and that that measure was at first most pertinaciously opposed. ...

... letter was written the of November. John Boylo, Postmaster, mentioned an occurrence nearly similar to that deposed by Mr. Russel). Two clerks from Mr. Shaw’s Bank proved that Mr. Harrison lodged £ll/100 with them. John Jamieson examined.—Got this draft ...

... dreadful crisis, wbicn seems to he fast approaching, might, if possible, lie averted; but it will he little heeded as was Lord John Russell's able arguments for Parliamentary Reform on the following night, urged in language as temperate as it was possible use ...

... Lord J. RUSSEL presented a petition from Sheffield praying that the elective franchise should be extended to the town of Sheffield and other large towns. Mr. MARSHALL said that fully concurred in the prayer of the petition. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that ...

... public service from the premature production of part of the documents, that he must give the motion decided negative. Lord JOHN RUSSELL observed, then when they were tola that die recognition of Don Miguel was not far distant, he thought there was no time ...

... PHILADELPHIA, JeEjL THE FINE NEW FAST-SAILING SHIP ROBERT RUSSEL, Burthen 700 Tons, JOHN BELL, COMMANDER, Te Sail the 15th of April next, with whatever Good* and Paucnger* may offer. The ROBERT RUSSEL is a superior Vessel, being firstclass Ship, only two ...

... fell a second time; Boden then struck, him on the head with a stone, when deceased cried out to spare his life; James Russell, John Kelly, and Richard Anderson then came up and separated them ; George Boden was at this time stabhing deceased, who had ...