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... Victoria Constitution Bills, introduced by Lord John Russell, have induced a general conviction that to allow such charter to pass would to insult the colonies ; and we now understand that, among the Tories, Sir John Pakington and Lord Stanley have intimated ...
... adjoui-ned debate Sir John Partington's Education Bill. He generally supported the measure, and replied at con>iderable length Mr. Henley's speech. He for rejecting Mr. bill, whilst he conceived the present measure and that of John .Russell identical principle ...
... COURT. MONDAY. - (Ikfort Mr. S. HolmeJ Drunken A young man, named James Doffy, was charged with larking about the premises of John Owens, in Oldhall-street, under suspicious circumstances. Police-officer said that about a quarter to two o'clock on Sunday ...
... Langenburg! Prince Leopold took carriage drive. A deputation from various dissenting bodies bad an interview with Lord John Russell en Tuesday, at the Colonial-office, to urge objections to the grant of £50,000 for religious purposes, contained in the ...
... singularly remarkable for the success of Lord Palmerstox's reserve, and the secrecy of our secret diplomacy, when Lord John Russell endures all sorts of sneers at his formal conduct at Vienna, rather than tell the truth of his real motives of action at ...
... before it had been disposed of the chairman reported progress.—Adjourned at four six The house resumed at six o'clock. Lord John Rcssell moved the second reading of the Victoria Government Bill. Mr. James Bell moved that the bill be read a second time ...
... bishopric whatever find a letter, written by his friend Lord John Russell in answer, from which I give extract, it show* that thu wish to do justice my father, was shared bj his old friend. Lord John, likewise. My dear Sydnej ' —I think you are quite right ...
... governess, and that they were have the *»—■» privilegea those attending her Majesty. This having come to the ear, of Lord John Russell, immediately cancelled the appointment, after had all his luggage board Ate, ready sail, aad emblaamed over with the broad ...
... vote of the local parliament, there is no serious danger here. They also propose to restore certain provisions, which Lord John Russell struck out of the original measure, limiting the class of bills which the governor will be authorised to hold over for ...
... Orleans—British America, Thompson, SAILED —Tonawaada. Julius, for Philadelphia— Emperor. Hawkins. Calcutta— Princeton. Russell, Sew York —John William, Spotaa, Dan sic—ianthe, Press. Ayres—Jean Baptisie Maria, Exar. Bordeaux— Frederick Fran*. Hamburg Emgheden ...
... and course two set speeche-. The first was Tliat this meeting, fully with Mr. his strongcondemnation the conduct of T»rd John Russell, in ha\ing agreed deprive the Principalities of the right managing their own affairs, hereby ynests him to move a vote ...
... J. Martinean. Rev. W. H. t'hanniiig, Rev. J. Roberds, Rev. Russell Carpenter, Rev. James Whitehead, Rev. W. ...