... LORD AND LADY JOHN RUSSELL AT SELKIRK. Extract of a letter from Selkirk, dated 31st ult.: we have this afternoon a scene of considerable interest in our usually quiet and obscure burgh, I think you may probably like to have brief account of it. You already ...

... THE NORTHERN WARDER LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE WAR. The entertainment given by the corporation and magistracy of Bristol to Lord John Russell took place on Friday night at the Banqueting Hall of the Society of Merchant Venturers, in King Mreet, Queen Square ...

... Isle of Wight, Lord John Russell had an interview with Sir Robert Peel ; this is contradicted both the Herald and the Chronicle. The Herald also contradicts a report that Sir Robert Peel advised the Queen to send for John Russell ; such advice would have ...

... before Lord John Russell felt justified in adopting his final determination, and which has caused so deep and general a feeling of anxiety, will now be felt to be a powerful guarantee that the grand reform will accomplished. Lord John Russell’s hesitation ...

... Earl Grey dined the Travellers Club! Lord John Russell and his companion returned to town on Thursday morning. There was another long-continued meeting at Chesham Place; and it became known that Lord John Russell had accepted office. He paid another short ...

... Friday, April 30. Before going into the committee of ways and means, Lord John Russell surprised the House giving notice, that, on the first order-day after the 31st May, he should move that the House resolve itself into a committee of the whole, to consider ...

... outvote Government on the question of granting supplies for the new’ ministry of war. To meet this move we presume Lord John Russell had recourse to meeting of his supporters on Monday, which seems to have been at least so far succe sful as to destroyed ...

... appeared the Bar, and presented a petition from the Common Council in favour of the Oaths Bill. In reply to Mr Keating, Lord John Russell stated that if was the intention of the Govemmciit bring in a bill founded on the reports of the Bankruptcy Commissioners ...

... outvote Government on the question of granting supplies for the new ministry of war. To meet this move we presume Lord John Russell had recourse to a meeting of his supporters on Monday, which seems to have been at least so far successful as to have destroyed ...

... intimated that in consequence of the domestic calamity which had befallen the family the First Lord of the Treasury, Lord John Russell would not Lc present on Friday, and would therefore postpone the consideration of the permanent sugarduties till Monday ...

... Friday May 8. In answer Lord John Russell, who stated that his noble friend, Lord Palmerston, had given notice of a motion on th«r Robert Peel said, he was anxious to bring forward the Sugar Duties as soon as the Corn-bill Was disposed of. H'e was, however ...

... BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. In reply to Mr Disraeli, Lord John Russell said, only two bills would be brought in this session, the Militia Bill and a bill relating to the employment of foreign troops. He hoped these measures would passed, so as to enable him ...