... FREE TRADE AND THE REDUCTION OF TAXATION'. _ . ?? The boast advanced by Lord John Russell, in sup- port of his solicitation for the suffrages of the city of London, that £12,000,000 of taxes had been reduced in consequence of the Free Trade policy, is ...

... EFFECT OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S MEASURE IN THE MONEY MARKET. I _- .. . -. . . The proceedings in parliament, last night, have ex. elusively occupied attention in the City this morning. It is almost unnecessary to say that the propositions of the ministers ...

... THE BUDGET. NoBoDY expected that Lord JOHN RuSSELL would have a very cheering statement to lay before the house last Friday. The late famine in Ireland,-our recent pecuniary embarassments,- the present depressed state of commerce and manufactures, with ...

... Exchequer:- Treasury Olambers, Feb. 23, 1847. Gentlemen,-I beg to inform you to request that you will make it known to Lord John Russell, and I shall be ready to see aly gentlemen who may be desirous of contracting for the loan or eight millions for the service ...

... COMMERCE. I The following is the memorial addressed to Lord John Russell, by the Chamber of Commerce, which was adopted at a the meeting held on Friday labt.v To the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, First Lord of Her tl Majesty's Treasury. Si The Memorial ...

... feeling of dissatisfaction on the part of the landed proprietors. and several deputations have had conferences with Lord John Russell, respecting the injustice of the measure. The objections, which are well founded, may be briefly stated to arise principally ...

... 1310 0 . O 0 ° _Quehec single. . 0 0 0 0 0 0 -Dantzigcrow ?? 0 0 O 0 0 0 Do. 9 heads, do. 000 000 Why is Lord John Russell like a lemon ?-Because he is often out up in Punchi. 'If we are to live after death, why don't we have some certain knowlrilge ...

... counties, and contended that, in justice to Lancashire, Lord John was bound to revise his schedules, and to apportion an increased number of seats to this the premier county of England. Lord John Russell statd, in reply, that the government, in framing a Reform ...

... Treasury, March 1, 1817. Present,-Lord John Russell, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, the Rothschilds (brothers), Sir John Rae Reid, Mr. St. John H. Mildmay, Mr. Baring, Mr. Bates, &c. The ...

... Bayswater, victualler--John Richard Birnie, Basingstoke, Hants, coal-merchant-John Lang- ley, Tottenham-street, Tottenham-court-road, druggist- Frdncis Prestinari, Leather-lane, Holborn, looking-glass manufacturer-William and John Russell, Southampton, uph ...

... the amendment, argued that college chaplains were the representatives of the eleemosynary element in the university. Lord John Russell spoke in support of the original resolution, but, on a division, the amendment was carried by 131 votes against 10. Considering ...

... pretensions to being cognizant of cabinet secrets, and know not what the Ministry may purpose; but this we do know, that Lord JoHN RUSSELL would rejoice to have Iis hands strengthened ina the way we have suggested; and we also know that on the denozOstra- tions ...