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... 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 ...
... Cabiimet.---Mr Gladstone is entirely a, Secot by Lay blood, though en Englishman by birth and education.. Lord. thli by John Russell, Sir James Graham, anad, Nye believe, Sir William oi ~i-Moleawortb, are Scotch by the mother's side, -and in *elrly lifO' ...
... arguments by appealing to the opinions expressers by Lord John Russell and his colleagues, in obposjicin to the measure, on its introduction ain 1842. He quoted f, fromp the speeches of Lord John Russell, Earl Grey, Sir a George Grey, and Sir Charles W.ood ...
... Albemarle attempted to obtain a select committee, but without success. THE MINISTEr OF WAR.-I the House of Commons, Lord John Russell announced the resolution of the Go- vernment on the Ministerial alterations which have been talked of for some time. The ...
... expression invented by Lord John Russell, WI ins and say that Mr Disrseli's mention of Reform in Parlia- tic re- ment is only conspicuous byits total absence. Having thus be clh supplied the omitted provocation, Lord John Russell Pro- us eir ceeds to paint ...
... The Ministers present were-Lord John tusse a, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, lthe Earlof Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Francis 3arinc, Sir John Ilobhouse, Lord Campbell, the ...
... included the nE Princess Alice, the Prince of Wales, the Comte de Flandre, pi r- the Earl of Elgin, Lord John Russell, Mr and Mrs William cc Russell, Hon. - Elliot, Dr Robertson, and the ladies and 22 le gentlemen in waiting. The Prince Consort and the ...
... xTnar ASI D 67 SUawn SET. I JOHN WATT, 209 UtoNx Swurn. C WM. L. WATT, 20RlOHXoND Sr'sr. JOHN WALLACE CU O., 8 QGxoVa3mS .* PETER3AD. FYFE & DuNANcf .OB~ TURRUFF.l .IOBET ANDERSON, TmS(3nos INSCH, ABERDEENSUIRE. JOHN RUSSELL & SON. 3 ELGIN,, YEADON BROTHERS ...
... the shape which that measure may be made to assume by the present Legislature, will depend the in- t fluence which Lord John Russell will possessin the future P counsels of the country. Meantime, we cannot notice the prospective retirement of our present ...
... after the meeting of the House, was one respecting the ad- maission of Jews into Parliament. From the answer given by Lord John Russell, it would appear that his Lordship does not propose the reintroduction of the mea- sure which has so often been rejected ...
... schools with the national faith; and it is in this grave aspect that we propose to examine the pleas put forward by Lord John Russell for the course which was unexpectedly taken by himself and his supporters on the occasion referred to. The author of the ...
... the resolution to carry it into effect announced in the quarter from which it comes with the best grace. On Monday, Lord John Russell intimated that, after the recess, it was his in- tention to move for a select, committee to inquire into the salaries and ...