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... realm. Within the last two days we have acquired the termination of the discussion, anil perused the closing speech of Lord John Russell, which we are happy to observe, exhibits all that energy and confidence which is so naturally produced by a conviction ...
... of atteution towards the conclusion. On the other hand, those of Mr. ShieL, the Attorney General, with the reply of Lord John Russell were pregnant with pith application—and as to the Lists of the majority and minority, there is eloquence in every line ...
... Faroe. Ktq. Curra xts —Mr. John Chiistian, from ilia garden T. BurbiJpe, Esq. Strawberries 1, Mr. Nult, from the of O. Payne, K»q.; 2, Mr. Lloyd, from the garden John Nedham, Eaq. Cucumbers.— 1 , Mr. Lloyd, from the garden of John Nedham. Esq.; 2. Mr. Thomaa ...
... It is said that Earl Grey is on the point of retiring from the Ministry, urged thereto differing in opinion from Lord John Russell on colonial matters and the papal aggression question. It seems that just at the present peculiar crisis Earl Grey has ...
... LEICESTER CHRONICLE. IitICIDTEIt, Junb 1835. The bill for the Reform of Municipal Corporation*, brought forward by Lord John Russell Mon day, appears to have as agreeably disappointed the Reformers as the Reform Bill itself did when first introduced Earl ...
... the Thurmaston side of the sur- rounding country, and bounded by the residences of John Bailey, Esq., and Mr Grimes, and occupied by Messrs F. Moore, and John Russell. IN LEICESTER. 6. In New Bridge Street, all those two newly. erected and substantially ...
... with the number of votes polled for each: CHOSEN. John Fowkes. .. * Jas. Jacques, jnn. T 722 John Bailey .( H. L'Hennitte .. .T 722 John Barnes .K 1205 John Ross t721 John Biggs .* John Measures. ...
... been gone through, the house resumed. The English Tithe Bill had several new clauses in'aoduced. Tuesday, June 28. Lord JOHN RUSSELL obtained leave bring in a bill to personal tithes. The Registration of Births Bill was read third time ; also the Registration ...
... selected from the burgess roll of the borough. Let us couple with these gains of the people the significant declaration Lord John Russell, that the present is not a finai. mkasurk, and leave the Tories to the enjoyment of their triumph ?— ...
... of Ireland. Lord John Russell gave notice that, on early day, he should bring in bill lor the better administration ofjustice in the Court of Chancery. On the motion that the bouse on its firing adjourn till Monday night. Lord John Hassell said, —Sir ...
... forthcoming harvest; and this question will eonriderably influence the share-market. Again, the ministerial fate of Lord John Russell and bis colleagues will be less matter of speculation than it it now. In short, month will make great difference, putting ...
... Dissenters. Mr. J. Collett considered this bill be i, .Just ot - Jn-tiCshle, and also discreditable di»giaceful to Lord John Russell sod bis Government. Mr. T. Doncotube requested Mr. Kscoft to withdraw amendment. Mr Osborne joined bis suliciUiiona, uni ...