... Lord John Russell.—At a meeting of the Senatus of the University of Edinburgh on Monday, which was very fully attended, the degree LL.D. was, on the motion of Professor Pillans, seconded by Doctor Christison, unanimously conferred on Lord John Russell ...

... Sheriff-Substitute at Falkirk, at the induce the Procurator-Fiscal:— . Oct. Russell or Strung ' crime of theft, pled guilty, and was sentence imprisonment. Sneddon, William Shepherd, John Shepherd, and *Wf all colliers, residing near Slamannan wen. 1.1 Jcr ...

... the entire and unconditional repeal of these obnoxious laws. 3. That this meeting hails with pleasure the accession Lord John Russell, Lord Morpeth, and other illustrious Barnes to the ranks Free Trade, and while honour is Undoubtedly due to them for the ...

... DISSOLUTION OF THE CABINET —LORD JOHN RUSSELL SENT FOR BY THE QUEEX. Since the above was put in type, we are enabled to state, on what we deem sure information, that it was upon a special call from the Queen that Lord John Russell left Edinburgh for London. ...

... St. John's, Dunse; &c. &c. Freedom of the City of Glasgow to Lord John Russell. —At an extraordinary meeting of the Town Council of Glasgow held on Monday last, it was unanimously agreed to present the freedom of that city to Lord John ...

... PRINCIPLES OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S PROJECTED MINISTRY. Xho neto from will I>.> road with interest. It was written in reply to one from the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, transmitting the memorial from that body to the Queen, in favour of opening ...

... the subject of the late Ministerial crisis, news of which reached us just as we were going to press. The failure of Lord John Russell to form a Government—the subsequent recall of Sir Robert Peel to her Majesty's councils—and his reconstruction of his Cabinet ...

... with inconsistency on this question; but had other statesmen —such as Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Canning, Lord Ashburton, and Lord John Russell—been whit more consistent? Sir R. Peel had founded his present measure on the result of experience; and if it were so, ...

... had arisen to his holding office, when a late occasion the task of forming an Administration had been confided to Lord John RusselL This gracious act must console the nobleman in question for the repugnance of a certain noble earl to his appointment, ...

... W. Steel. Mr. Grahame Hardte, man- Dr. Hamilton, ager of Falkirk iron works. Mr. J. Russel, jun. banker. Mr. C. Jeffray, bookseller. Mr. J. Wilson, coalmaster. John Gair, procurator-fiscal, Treasurer; and A. S. Jatfray, writer, Actuary. ...

... e body will, it is expected, follow the Premier, as the Duke of Wellington has done; and the Whig party, of which Lord John Russell is the head, have wisely resolved to give it their cordial support. The Anti-Corn-law League, which is, unfortunately we ...

... occasion. We have, it is true, an old Scotch saying, to the effect that we are a' John Thomson's bairns, but it does not follow that we are not ajl George Thompson's; and Mr. Russell has, we are assured, quite enough to recommend him to his audience, without ...