... negociations which have ended in this appointment have been somewhat protracted by a lau dable attempt on the part. of Lord John Russell to strengthen his Administration by offering the department of the to Sir James Graham, The offer was made in @ spirit ...

... Liberals who have necessitated them to make their appeal. Lord John Russell has pledged himself to nothing; Lord Palmerston and uhs supporters have not said that they are ready to support Lord John ; Mr Bright has not entirely tomumitted himself to any plan ...

... r. David Mathie ?? . Blackness. s Dr Hugh Meiklejohn ?? Abercorn. 10 William Napier ?? Linlithgow. df i John Rankine ?? Inchcross. d John Russell ?? Sideiead. Captain Shairp ?? .4.Hotuston. Robert Thorn ?? Blckburn.' IS William Wilkie, junior ?? Kinpunt ...

... FRIDAY. 'fty Ea'rty next Winter eiltl Ae Publish rd, . A SitCONOD EInroN ot FORM OF PROCESS BEFORE THE JU RY - . ~COJRTr, BY JOHN RUSSELL, Esq. C. S. one of the Clerks of the Tury Court. Containing the alterations on the former procedure, and the new regulations ...

... yesterday included the Princess Alice, the Prince f 'Vales, the Comte de Flandre. the Earl of Elgln, lord John Russell, Mr and Mrs Willian Russell, lin. - Elliott,-Dr Robertson, and the -ladies and gentlemen in waiting, Her -Alijesty and the Prince Consott ...

... Sheriff-Substitute of Fif, 5 5 o William Fernie, Esq. of New Grange - 5 5 0 Col. James Spens of Craigsanquhar - 5 5 o John Russell, Esq. of Middlefield - 5 5 0 James Blyth, Esq. of Kininmonth - 5 5 a Robtrc Swan, Esq. of Prestonhall - 5 5 0 Walter Walker ...

... Lord John Russell . . 11 21 24 Mr George Thompson . 11 Motion for adjournment . 3 Mr Scully . . . 1158 12 Mr Sharman Crawford . 12 10 1 The question put . 12 11 The division The numbers reported at 12 25 Sir G. Grey . 45 Min. Lord J. Russell . 24 ...

... was like taking a step in the dark, anless Lord John Rasseli would explain what taxation he intended to im- pose on Ireland in the event of the income tax amend ment being carried. As Lord John Russell had good rea- son to believe the amendment would ...

... Currie Hope, Sir John, of Craighall, Bart. s , lamiiton, John, E.q. of the Cutatons . Hitehnr, Charles, Esq. Stobhs Mill Inglis, John, Esq. of Redhall ; Ker, Major-General, Edinburgh e MDonhald, lames, Esq. younger of Dalfesa Martin, John Davie, Esq. Brotberaton ...

... *Charles Cunningham, Esq. of -untlield John* Ordisnay Ditrector John Russell, Esq. W. S. J. W. Brougham, Esq. merchant, Leith Alexander Monypeuny, Esq. W. S. James Stuart, Esq. of Hillside Janes Herriot, Esq. of Ransornie John Adamson, Esq. solicitor Robert Wright ...

... Street, And other Agents in Edinburgh, as formerly. I Messrs Charles Cowan and Co. merchants, Leith. Mr John Dick, merchant, Bathgate, John Russell, weaver, Falkirk, I Andrew Edgar, cloth merchant, Linlithgow, William Robb, cloth merchant, Bo'ness William ...

... being 111 to 225. Lord John Russell then consented to the chairman’s reporting progress, and the house resumed. The incumbered estates (Ireland), and the estates leasing (Ireland) bills, passed through committee, and the St John’s, Newfoundland, rebuilding ...