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... THE REPORM BILL. - 3~ - - - - :- As we anticipated, this measure has been withdrawn for the session. Lord John Russell intimated the Minis- i terial decision yesterday. week;. o one was taken by I surprise, for no one, we believe, either expected or de-I ...
... that instead of 30eOoooo, he means to demand a Government grant of £950,OOM.W, to meet the Irish distress. Should Lord John Russell bare the temery to demur to Vtis reasonable proposal, he (Mr 0Couneull v preparedto4stiniprttmg im n ut, and rainstati°D ...
... know in either he of the character of England? The name of Lord John Russell might have its effect, no doubt, in a European Mr court; but Commissioner Yeh never heard of Lord John ucr Russell. His mandarins of the peacock's feather, or the mt, silver button ...
... THE IRISH LOAN. A correspondence has passed between Lord John Russell and Lord Lucan, Chairman of the Boards of Guar- dians in the County of Mayo, respecting the moneys ad- vanced by the Government, to alleviate the sufferings of the Irish people in 1846 ...
... months was also negatived-by 166 to 11. The revision of the Oaths administered to Members of Parliament was proposed by Lord John Russell, with the view of removing existing obstructions to the admission of Jews into the Legislature. The motion for a commit- ...
... priests implicated in the riot, was under the consideration of the Irish Go- lB vernment te: 'In the Iouse of Commons, Lord John Russell laid of down a programme df the Mhiniterial measures. The is army it seems is not to beWincreascd`Seyond the number fol ...
... concerned, Lord John e) Russell and Lord Derby seem to be more of one mind M ;than Lord Palmerston and Lord John, and do not Si Iseem disposed to stand quietly by, and see Austria SI ejected from the shores of the Mediterranean. 5 Lord John ...
... whom he seems to say Lord D is John Russell had come to an understanding, before giv- r Id ing notice of his proposed amendment. If such an un- y d derstanding exist, or, indeed, whether it exist or not, Y! ir Lord John Russell's alliance with the ultra-Liberal ...
... s must place him in a very different position in public estimation from that assigned to him, c inferentially, by Lord John Russell. On that subject, and the conduct of the Ministry generally, Lord Derby c maid- It has been indeed said by some, and I ...
... be. .r1 reply to Colonel Sibthorpe, Lord John Russell stated, that the salary of the Commissionership ot Woods and Forests. to which Lord Seymour had been appointed, would .bo £2QPO per annum. Lord John Russell gave notice that after Easter he would move ...
... assein, also' that Lord John Russell is commanded to wait nag, at upon her Majesty. Is it not quite obvious that the first question Leo It which her lajestywill put to the whig statesman will be of aeti, id this kind:- Well, Lord John, what do you propose ...
... thesub- ject of Chancery Reform, which was commented upon by Lord Lyndhurst, in an attack on the measure intro- duced by Lord John Russell into the other house. In the Commons, the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill has been the great topic, as it has been almost every ...