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... 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 ...
... consequences of a monetary crisis, are developed with extmaordinaryrapidity. Both the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord John Russell referred a few days ago to this result as an inevi. table consequence of the publicity given to the official statement ...
... 19 5 This deficiency, it is said, is more than accounted for by the outlay upon the colliery and furnaces and bad debts. Mr. John Aston and Mr. Henry Marten have reported satisfactorily on the state of the mines, &c., and there is every probability of 20s ...
... and Feb. 19 at 11, ~at Braesjigphall Sutreet ibins.de, Hughe and Co., St. Swithin's Lane, City; off. assig., Edwards, Basing. JOHN MAYOn BROWN, Kineton, apothecary, Jan. 21 and Feb. 11, at 11i, at Birmingham. Sols., Heath, Warwick, and James and Knight, ...
... RoYAL, R~seuaxn, INo. ?? evening the 14th anniversary of the above Court of Foresters was celebrated at the house of Mr. C. Russell, the Noah's Ark, Wolverhampton. Al exceilent dinners sspplied on the occasion, and after a sort of 111old Robin HEOL feast ...
... Dudley Port. On the 1t4 ilast,, aged 41 years, Mr. John Mackenzie, news agent at the High Level Station, Wolverhampton. On the 6th inst., aged 4 years, Alfred Fletcher, son of Mr. H. Fletcher, of Great Russell Street, amd grandson of Mr. J. Cadby, of Hampton ...
... dealer, May 25 at 11, June 24 at 1, at Brsirrball Street. Ses,, Hawvles and Willmott, High Street, Soutlhwark; off. assig., John- San, Basingliall Street. WILLIrM. Beaos, jun., Stratford, Eisex, cutler, May 10 at 113, June 15 at 1, at Basinghall Street ...
... both of HandLswortb. DIED. On the lot inst., in Great Russell Street, aged 24 Years, Mr. George Frankish, an old inhabitant of this borough. On the 31st ult., aged 72 years, Mary- wife of Mr. John Bettrid ge, of Moaxinmaot Place, Edghaston. On the 31st ...
... sodoll oapttt. (Front Tsuesdays' Gotette.) BANKRUPTS. JAMEs RusSELL, jun., Aldersgatc Street, City, stationer, Novem- ber 20 at 1II, and Decemsber 30 at 1, at Bankrupts' Court, Sols., Terrell and Obamberlain, Basinghall Street; off. assig., Johnson, ...
... Islington, watchmaker, January 7 at 112, and Februlrary e at 1, at Bank- rnepts' Court. Sol., Rtivolta, Mfonisgue Street, Russell Squar§ * off assig., Graham, Coleman Street. NATIt.Xe MAITIN, Riclrinshall Superior, Suffolk, cattle salesman, Janunry6 at ...
... at coneiderable portion of the bill prepared by this Chamber Isas been iocorporateei) eves unanimoessly apleroveel. Lord John Russell has offered to take charge of the hilt, aced every exertion wviii be made to support iti te the ensuing Smesson Of Par- ...
... s bill in the House of Lords, for the amendment of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Laws, almost simultaneously with Lord John Russell's bill on the same subject, in the House of Commons, on Tuesday evening, was deemed a matter of sufficient importance to ...