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... 000 signatures, including the most influential bankers and business-men in that town, will adhibited the memorial to Lord John Russell, praving for a total cessation of all post-office business Oil the I.ordVdav. In Hath, about 220 copies a memorial against ...
... last Junie, when lie retired in favour of Mr. 11. ti at Stracey. In politics he was a strict Conservative, bh .11 Lord John Russell has purchased Hill House, Bod- ui - borough, near Stroud, until lately the seat of Sir Jolih at .y Dean Paul, Bart., and ...
... asaudonled, could, per- mo petrate such an atrocity as we are assured Lord John Russell and his colleagues have recently done, the and which we are now enabled to declare to the world. Mr John Frost, the Newport Chartist Magistrate, and cspe- cial fdivourite of ...
... T3.M K1asDnOM OF ITALY.-We are informed that an ex. s~a'gaof notes has taken place between the Marquis ?? ossl Bard. John' Russell, from which it appears that King %Viator Emmanuel will hereafter be recognized as King of RatjF at the British Court.- ...
... the Whigs — judging from all past experience — are not the men either judiciously or successfully to deal with them. Lord John Russell and Sir Chables Wood have illustrated, in their late dealing with Sir Robebt Peel's Bank Charter Act, the usual fate of ...
... part of the American government, wrote a letter t to Mr. Adams, in London, to communicate to Lord Pal- merston and Lord John Russell that the outrage of the commanderof the San Jacinto had not been ordered by the American government, and was not approved ...
... BILL FOR THE ESTABLISHAMENT OF A COUNTY POLICE. - ?? a thle We have received a copy of the hill introduced by Lord ti John Russell, to authorise the establishment of a county ei aw and distsict police, by the authiority and under the control vas of the ...
... Parliament? Why, does the Whig idiot who wrote this imagine that the country has so soon forgot the expulsion of Lord John Russell from Devonshire,- or of Lord Palmerston from Hampshire, or (to come back to the last elections) of Lord Morpeth from Yorkshire ...
... POOR iLAW l As public anxiety is strongly awakened to aseertain the 'nature of the measure submitted to Parlisment by Lord John Russell, on thd subject of'ethe Poor Laws, we bor. row from the l Times' an analysis of its provisions. The Bill to continue the ...
... her go home she PI a would have done so. She had been in great trouble tc ?? man had no right to get hold of her.-Mr. John m Russell, landlord of the Alexandra Hotel, came forward. ti and volunteered evidence. He said he had known prisoner In for years ...
... Shirley, by Earl Ferrers. He 'resided at the latter place until his presentation to the Bishopric of Sodor and Man by Lord John Russell, with the exception of the year 183S and 1839, when he held the rectory of Whes- ton, Yorkshire, on the presentation of ...
... names of Prince Nicholas of Nassau, the Earl and Countess :i of Jeroey, Earl St. Germans, Lord and Lady Palmerston, si Lord John Russell. lbe Earl of Carnarvon, Admiral Sir BI.r S. Dundas, Sir James Stephen, Sir Benjamin Hawes, Sir Henry Bentinck, and Major ...