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... its two-fold aspect of immediate military rule and pros- pective civil administration. Were either Lord DERBY or Lord JOHS RusSELs, or even Lord ABERDEEN in office, the circumstances of the time would be their sufficient plea for ignoring electoral change; ...
... niglet. Ties seat for the county of W1icklolw is vacant by the acreseion of Viscount Milton to the Ranrdom of Fitilwilliam. Mr. John Brighiwill again appear on a scene upon which he has already disiihgnitihed himself by his simple and fluent eloquence. Mir ...
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... for India; and , y whose authority it was done. The question of the Jewish Disabilities will be brought forward by Lord J. RUSSELL on Thurs- day, and on Friday the CHANCELLOR of the ExcHEQuER will move for a Select Committee to consider the Bank Act, when ...
... James .Whilock J. H. Hopkins and Son John Webster Samuel V. Horton J. Fawkener Winfield Samuel K~eeley William Wood John Lee John C. Wynn James Lewis H.,V. Yeovily. 1 John illy 130 THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL SURGEONCY. To fte EDITOlt f the DAILY POS. See by ...
... , Mr. Middisroore, and Mr. Lucy. SUs'oCsOUS CHAnACTEssRs.-WJ1u Jones, caster, Livery Street, John M'Derm ott, gan finisher, London Prentice Street, and John Doris, brass cock filer, also of London Prentice Street, all about the age of eighteen, were placed ...
... the Bank Act of 1844. Mr. Disraeli, Lordt Derby's Chancellor of the Exchequer, hit several blots in the same act. Lord John Russell's views are some- what dubious. He thinks that if the country can go on another ten years without a suspension of Sir Robert ...
... Gibbs and Mr. J. Ormnsby Gore, remains at the Castle. The Marquis of Breadalbane left Windsor for London. Lord and Lady John Russell have arrived at Farrance's Hotel, Belgravia, from Woburn Abbey. 'The Duke and Duchess of Montrose are staying on a visit ...
... Whiloelt J. II. Hopkins and S3n John Webster Samuel V. Horton J. Fawkener Windeld Samuel Keeley ' William Wood John Lee # John C. Wynn James Lewis H H. V. Yeoville. John Lilly IN MR. WEST'S OPERATIONS. To the Eurrolt of the DAILY POBT.. 1CAVING seen in the ...
... M.GasoeadM.ponragree that an increased circulating mediu ireuedanthlter gentleman says, very wisely teo, 520,0s~iO Lord John Russel argues much for remaining as we were, and will not recommend to tamper, to use his own words, wills a great principle of ...
... consideration, and committees are proposedlo whom are to be referred the Bank Act and the opera. tion of Savings Banks. Lord J. RUSSELL, true to his promise, has brought the subject of the admission of Jews to Parliament again under the attention of the House ...
... TuESroIG accepted the general under. standing that the introduction of the bill sbould not be opposed, and twitted Lord John Russell with the subdued tone he had now adopted, when contrasted with his threat to force Jews into the House by a resolution ...