... been influenced no oilier motive than desire for the good of the service.” Lady John Russell is now only slightly indispose I, and her condition excites alarm. Lord John and family continue with her ladyship Richmond-pa. The Morning Chronicle says that ...

... further changes in the organisation of the Government, and that a coalition will be formed against Palmerston, by Lord John Russell, Gladstone, Graham, and the other few Peelites, along with Cobden, Bright, and that party. The Duke of Somerset—late Lord ...

... , “a thankoffering from other members of his family for the recovery of Sir E. N. Buxton, Bart, from a severe illness/ Mr. John Simon, officer of health of the city of London, h»» been appointed medical officer of the General Board of Health, in pursuance ...

... —The Burial Board here, composed of the Right Hon. Lord Bravbrook. Rev. Ralph Clutton, vicar, the Revds. Thomas Gilson and John Marten, (pissenting Ministers.) Thomas Smith, W. G. Gibson, and R. D. Thurgood, Esqrs., the two churchwardens, and Mr. S. J ...

... the British nation had accepted the monument for the adornment of its loftiest places without fair payment. Lord and Lady John Russell have left town, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey. Mr. Layard, M.P., has gone out to the Crimea ...

... Coventry, Warwickshire. Sept. 26, at Bozford, John Robinson, Esq., satveon, Midhurst, to Caroline, widow of the late Henry Wells, Esq., solicitor, of the same place. Sept. 27, Church, by the Rev. John Russell Stock, Mr. Win. Newman, of 1 negate Hall, eldest ...

... in which we now find ourseWa*. The majority were united upon commercial princinle under leaders, somu of whom, like Ixml John Russell and Sir James Graham, had long official experience and very Gcat and justly deserved parliamentary renown. Other iders ...

... property of Lord Rayleigh. —Thomas Hall, labourer, was summoned for assaulting John Colls, Witham, and ordered to pay fine and eosts, 12a., or to be imprisoned 14 days.— William Russell, labourer, for not supporting his wife children, chargeable to the Terling ...

... session,—True to bis colours he had voted on Sir W, Clay’s motion for the abolition of church-rates, and it was only Lord John Russell's inopportune arrival from Vienna that prevented the repeal of that obnoxious law. Sir W. Clay was beaten by the obstruction ...

... disgracefully parsed over. Sir James Graham. Hart., M.P., has arrived at Haddo House, on a visit to the Earl of Aberdeen. Lord John Russell has taken up his residence Hill House, Rod borough, Stroud, the mansion recently purchased him. A demonstration was git ...

... THE NEW COMMANDEU IN THE CRIMEA. Lieutenant-General Sir William John Codrington, K.C.8., the new Comraander-in-Chief of the Army in the Crimea, is the eldest surviving son of Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, 0.C.8., whose name is intimately associated with ...

... transferring Mr. Vernon Smith from the Presidentship of the Board of Control into the Secretaryship of the Colonics; while Lord John Russell, though not in the Cabinet, is as busy as bee in intriguing against Lord Palmerston, in the hope and, strange as it may ...