... sent for Her Majesty, in consequeucc of further difficulties having arisen to prevent Lord John Russell forming a Cabinet. Although the position of Lord John Russell since the re-assembling of Parliament has proved very disheartening and unsatisfactory to ...

... the Government. He said that Lord John Russell and himself had agreed upon an unanimous course of action, and added, that they would work together in cordial union whether over or under each other. Lord John Russell expressed similar views. Mr. Roebuck ...

... Mr. Goulbdbn, and Colonel Sihthorpe against the measure, the Solicitor-General, Mr. G. A. Smith, Mr. Amstet, and Lord John Russell in favour of the second reading. When the Premier had concluded his speech the House divided, 202 voting in favour, and ...

... separation August. For several years past little has been but this year absolutely nothing. It d great satisfaction to if Lord John Russell could show his move to an advantage. To us it seems mere a blunder any tyro in politics could commit io a moment of rash ...

... was again pursued by his assailants, and only just succeeded in eluding their grasp. Both highwaymen are in custody. Lord John Russell made a statement on Monday to a deputation who waited upon him for the purpose of asking him to interfere in behalf of ...

... prove, with the country generally, deep regret at the character of the Bill which is to be introduced to parliament by Lord John Russell to meet the insolent preceedings of the Pope of Rome, in reference to which the nation has so unequivocally expressed itself ...

... majority of i 14, however, in a House of members, obtained b.f the government, fully demonstrates that the position which Lord John Russell voluntarily assumed was a false one, and furnishes his Lordship with a clear and unmistakcablc warning that a persistants ...

... expectation than the appearance, on the late occasion, of such a document as the letter the Bishop Durham signed by Lord John Russell ? That remarkable letter, however, was not, even on the face of patent documents, the noble Premier's first move. Originally ...

... Eton, and the vicinity. On Saturday, the Earl of Gbamvillb took possession of the' Foreign-office in Downing-street. Lord John Russell arrived in town the morning of Saturday, and received a visit, in Downing-street, from the Count de Flahault, who succeeds ...

... how far it would be wise entrust Lord Cowley with so important duty. Then came strife between Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell, as each pressed his claim to represent his sovereign at the Congress, which we understand has not yet subsided, and has ...

... Lord John Russell's Bill to remove the civil and political disabilities affecting her Ma- jesty's Jewish subjects ; Mr. Cavendish paired off, and Mr. Evans, Mr. Gower, and Mr. Stbutt, voted in favour of the measure. The appointment by Lord John Russell ...

... Minitry, and condemns alike the ex-Whig leader. Lord Palmerston. his colleague and rival. Lord John Russell, his old enemy and new ally. Mr. Bright. Sir John Ramsden, the Whig candidate for the West Riding, whose return was hailed by Whigs all over the ...