... THE MINISTRY AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL. [From the Morning CUronkle.l Whenever Lord John Rowell makes any public declaration ofhis sentiments and principles, hemnat inevitably provoke a good deal of criticism. His failure Minister cannot but mar the effect ...

... DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON EDUCATION. A deputation of Diuentcni hod an interview with Lord John Rusrell, at Whitehall, on Saturday, express their ohjtctiuns to the Government measure education. Mr Edward Baines, of Leeds, submitted to his lordship ...

... A WORD FOU LORD JOHN RUSSELL. (From the Aberdeen Herald.) The noisy portion of the public out-of doors, and the factious and ill conditioned members of the House of Commons, hare exhibited them, selves throughout the last six months as little belter than ...

... of Derby!tes woold tide over the present disastrous war. The antipathy of the Times to Lord John Russell cannot be belter shown than by giving the following paragraph from its columns of Wednesday:—“ We rely with unabated confidence on Lord Palmerston ...

... LOUD JOHN RUSSELL AT EXETEU HALL. Ttiesclay L«*rd John Rus ...

... Viscount Palmerston Home Sccretuy Lord John Russell Foreign Secretary The Duke of Newcastle. Colonial Secretary Sir James Graham First Lord of the Admiralty Sir C. Wood.. .. President of the Bond of Control Earl Granville President of the Council The ...

... wrote to Lord John Russell, and vindicating the course be had taken in advocating the cause of the French President. Lord John Knssell held that this did not tonch the main question, which was not what Lord Palmerston or Lord John Russell ...

... Chair) dinner, London House, Sr James’s Square, on Thursday evening. The marriage Mias Victoria Russell, second daughter of the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, M.P., with Mr M. Villiers, son of the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop Durham, being announced to take ...

... Street. Alloa, the at inst., by the Hev. John Wright, James Tosl», to Janet, eldest daughter of the late John Fife, miner, Sanchie. At Uunfermline, on the 13th in*t-, by tlie Rev. Professor M‘Michael. John Russell, t > Jessie, fourth daughter of the late ...

... chairman of meeting of the inhabitants of Edinburgh respecting the imprisonment of M. Escalante, in Spain, I am directed Lord John Russell to request that you will state to the memorialists that his Lordships attention has long since been directed to this case ...

... accompained the bridal pair to the altar were his Excellency the Prussian Minister, the Marquis of Lansduwne, Lord and Lady John Russell, the Counters of Mansfield, Lord Colville of Culross, Sir George and Lady Clerk, Sir Adam and Lady Hay, Colonel and Mrs ...

... declares that Lord John Russell-—who is designated “Lord Titns Oates”— has thrown off the mask, and entered upon ostentations alliance with the blasphemers of £xeter Hall.” The Frtemum't Journal says;—We ainoerely regret to find Lord John Russell the audior of ...