... cohesion. Lord Stanley, Lord Aberdeen, and Lord John Russell, had been alternately in communication with *her Ma- jesty; and Lord Aberdeen and Sir James Graham are thought likely to coalesce with Lord John. Lord Stan- ley seemed at one time the probable ...

... drive Lord John Russell back on Mr Bright and H r his friends for the support which he himself cannot give. 3j The Derby Government might, in Committee, have sur- o rendered the 40s freehold clause and the voting billets, . but Lord John Russell cannot surrender ...

... sub- ject, both Lord Clarendon and Lord John Russell ex- pressed their inability to add any official information to what they had previously stated, and, with respect to the orders sent out to the Admiral, Lord John maintain- ed a very expressive silence ...

... seem to go to the hustings pretty generally with the r same professions. One holds by Lord Derby, and 1i e another by Lord John Russell; but we find on both fi sides the same offers of reform, the same £10 county v franchise, and the same acknowledgment of ...

... Papal Go- Pr vernment to surrender the child, in consequence of his or1 being no longer subject to its authority. pe Lord John Russell, in reply, showed very plainly fes how fruitless any represnntatioi to the Papal Govetn- mi ment or to the Governments ...

... Captaia D. F. Davidson and Mr H. 0. D. Davidson, of Foudland; Mr John Russell, merchant, Inoh, and mandatory for four others; Mr Singer, The Birches: Mr Georve Smith, Longford;, Mr John Smith, Green- hall Cottage, and mandatory for twenty others; Mr William ...

... BILL. Lord Jocepn asked Lord John Russell whether in the present state of our Foreign relations, he intended to bring in his bill on Monday next for the amendment of the representation of the people ? on Lord John Russell said be would give an answer ...

... breathing the air of the hills, and adding to their ac- cumulated honours the burgess tickets of Scottish Town- Councils. Lord John Russell has been made a burgess of Greenock; Lord Palmerston of Glasgow and Perth; and Mr Gladstone of Dingwall and Inverness. ...

... the Bath worn by his brother, the late Sir Riibert Gordon.' Her Majesty gave audiences to the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord John Russell, and Viscount Palmerston. RoyLe Lve E.-His Royal Highness Prince Albert held a, leieeaby desire of the Queen, on Wednesday ...

... Lord John Russell on Monday, at his official residence in Downing Street. The noble Earl had also an interview with Sir G. Grey. A Cabinet Council wee held on Tuesday afternoon, at the Foreign Office. The Ministers present were-Lord John Russell, the ...

... triumph fol is much more apparent than real. When wve find Sir far John Tyrrel set down as lost to the Ministry, and Sir th James D. Elphinstone as a Alinisterial gain ; Lord fo John Russell, as in the Opposition; the Conservative, ac Captain Vernon in Berkshire ...

... Reviiew criticises the aspect which the Re- 0 form question has assumed in consequence of the Resolu- ha tion of which Lord John Russell has given notice; and ta n strongly condemns the course which the noble Lord pro- poses to pursue, on the ground that there ...