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... and Miss Van de Weyer, Lady Rollo, Colonel the Hon. A. and Mrs Gordon, Mr Hughes, Mr Keith Fnlser, Mr Peol, Lord and Lady John Russell and family, Mr V Lister, Sir J. and Lady Clark, Mr and Mrs Clark and Msk5 Ross, Dr and Miss Robertson and Miss Kinloch ...
... ..Lord Melbourne. y Syrian War ..,.Nov. 3, 1840 ..Lord -Melbourne. r Kaffir War . Dec. 31, 1850. Lord John Russell. t Russian War .M March 27,1854 Lord Aberdeen. a Chinese War Oct. 23, 1856. ..Lord Palmerston. Persian ...
... direction and prompti- tude of execution by the change in the Premiership and the W ar Department; and the retirement of Lord John Russell un- questionably removes the principal cause of internal divisions and weaklness. In the present state of public affairs ...
... ADJounR.NteNT OF THE *DOUSK. Lord Johns Bussell gave notice, that el the rising of the blouse on to.morrow evening, he would move that it adjourn to Tues- day next, In answer to two questions by Sir Robert PFel, Lord John Russell said the House would sit on ...
... Post, of to'daY, esseoarageioent given to the re- port of a Coalition between Lord John Russell, Mr Gladstone, be and M1r Br'iglst. The sunmeur, so far as Loi'd John Russell is po concerned,' is, we repeat, without the sbusdowr of a foundation, 1' TheI noble ...
... prece- tI ~jdent, as Lord John Russell, hut it strikes us very forcibly rl -that, if the phrase be long bandied about as it has been, it v will loss everything in the shape of meaninag that It ever i possessed. Lord John. Russell has given in a dissolu- ...
... at the Foreign Office. The Council sat two hours and a half. Another Cabinet Council was held on Friday, at which Lord John Russell was prevented from being present by in- disposition. A deputation from Paisley, consisting of M4r Hastie, Mr Hankey, Provost ...
... Cleveland.-In the Commons, the same sentiments of sorrow were expressed as in the Upper House, by men of all parties. Lord John Russell spoke in terms of deep and generous feeling on the lamentable fate of his former rival, and proposed that, should it be ...
... ILLNESS OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.-The lorni rig Chronicrle, in noticing a banquet at Norfolk House on Tues- day night, says- We regret exceedingly, in concluding our notice of this brilliant festivity, to be obliged to state that Lord John Russell was seized ...
... ; THE MINISTERIAL, CRISIS. , . Lord John Russell has tentdered his resignation to-her .Majesty, and onily' holds office till -another government can betbfrnmed. The extensive 10586 ofParliamentary confidenee, or rather of Parliamentary sympat'hy, vvhi ...
... opposition to the moral feelings and the convictions of the great body of the people. THE IRISsT VcCEROYALTY.-On Friday, Lord John Russell moved for leave to introduce the much spoken of measllre for the abolition of the office of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland ...
... held last week-Provost John. Bisset in the chair. The town clerk reported that the annual election had taken place and the following gentlemen had been appointed to the four vacant seats:-Messrs William Smith, blacksmith John Russell. merchant; George Smith ...