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... e treaisuer, Mr George 1 r- Wight, with Mir John Couttp, Commercial fotel, as I es assistaut first councillur, Mr George Green ir second councillor, Mr John Russell, merchant; third I he councillor, Mr John - Smith, Greenhall se fourth councillor, Mr ...
... whatever fault was found S with the former, few will complain of any want of sympathy with Italy in the present document. Lord John Russell discusses the question on the principles of 1 1688; and clearly sees in Victor Emmanuel another . Prince of Orange, responding ...
... of Government issuing school-books 0 in Ireland at the public expense, and thus interfering in with private trade. Lord John Russell stated that this a matter was one for the consideration of the Educational f Committee of the Privy Council. The subject ...
... more suitable to settlements that, both in population and wealth, contain the vigorous rudiments of future nations. Lord John Russell, on Friday evening, laird before the House his exposition of the Colonial policy of the Govern- ment. IHis Iordship entered ...
... nomination took place on Wednesday. Lord John Russell and Mr Urquhart were present. Mr Prescott nominated Lord John Russell and Mr Dillon seconded him. No one came forward to propose Mr Jrquhart. Lord John ...
... Brown, Esq. accountant Charles Ferrier, UEq. accountant John Russell, Esq. ?? David Murray, Esq. W.S. Andrew Murray, Esq. advocato Richard lslackenzie, 'sq. W.s Duncan MiNcill, Esq. advocate John Burn Murdoch, Esq. advocate Robert Bell, Esq, advocate Walter ...
... information on the subject. The Premier said very little, Lord John Russell still less, and Lord Palmerston was as reticent as his colleagues, giving that reticence as his reason. It appears that Lord John is to be President of the Council, and, for the first ...
... relative to the state of tie accounts. It was of a geseral nature, and entered into few particulars. Seth, vemorial to Lord John Russell, agreed to by the Cuneil at last meeting, for the extension to Aberdeen of the services of the Government Commissioner ...
... liustings, between P' 6 Lord Derby and Lord John Russell, must come to be s3 i one of criticism, on the merits of the 40s county free- w . holder, and the £6 burgh houuh er; end, between ta 3. Lord John Russell and Mr Bright, it must turn on the so advantages ...
... the X present peace. In Mr Disraeli's eyes there was nothing h but danger in our taking part in a Congress; white:Lord P John Russell saw nothing bat a negation of our duty 1 in refusing to take part in it. Mr Disraeli, in vindi- t f eating the policy of ...
... and Mr Newvde-+ gate. On Thuisday, Mr Black, Sir Bg. B. Lytton, Mr 1 Denman, Sir J. Walsh, Sir J. Fergusson, and Lordc John Russell, were thme speakers, and infused a littlel more spirit into the proceedinlgs than on this previousa night. Sir E. B. Lytton's ...
... students to take any oath, ex- cept the oath of allegiance, on matriculation. The Go- vernment resisted the motion. Lord John Russell has again and again expressed his willingness to promote the admission of Dissenters into the University, but seems inclined ...