... ?? - 95 1821 Mr. lambton, ?? ,Dnrham . . 12 .1821 Lord John Russell ?? 31 1822 Ditto ?? ?? 105 1823 Ditto ?? ?? - 98 1824 Ditto ?? ?? - 111 1825 Hon. Mr. Aberromby- . 24 1826 Lord John Russell ?? . ?? 124 1829 Marquis of Blandford .. ?? - 74 1830 Ditto ...

... determined to entrust the bringing forward of that mea. sure to my noble friend the Paymaster of his Majesty's Forcec (Lord John Russell). We have selected that noble lord because of his per- severance on the subject of Reform, at a time when it was almost ...

... more general and extensive kind than the plans which Lord John Russell has, from time to time, submitted to the house. It will be observed that ministers have com- pliiented Lord John Russell, by selecting him to be the active mover in the business. The ...

... Yviflla SUminary of the proposed changes, and for other details refer to the ample report we have inserted of Lord, .tohn Russell's speech upon submitting the measure to the consideration of the house. The first great effect contemplated by the Reform ...

... their absence, when they hoad re-tired to prayers and until lr they were displaced by a division of the House. Le Lprd Johns Russell again attempted to proceed, but was unable. at The Speaker said he heard thle complaint renewed, to which he ?? only repeat ...

... elective franchise, will not be anxious that we should dwell upon the subject at this time. The precise object of Lord John Russel's 'motion was, for leave to bring in a bill to effect a reform in the repre- sentation of the people in parliament. The ...

... appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, in lieu of Lord Althorp, who (toes not, however, quit the Govern- ment; and that Lors John Russell will succeed Mr. Stan- ley in the Secretaryship of Ireland.-Morning Chronsicoe. William Richard Mabon, the brother of O'Gorman ...

... parliame tary speeches, wete befoye left in some iobubt. Froin the very precise and explicit language at Jtrijuted to Lord John Russell, in at least one of tle le- tortsof hig address, where he was explaining that part of the plan which related to the county ...

... , and some partial cries of' muSo, no, from the Op- position benches. - J The bill was then read a first time. I .ord John Russell next moved that the bill be read a second time on Monday next. In bringing forward this proposition there were Cl some ...

... ding in Bolton, have prepared petitions to be presented immediately to both Houses 'of Parliament, in favour of E Lord John Russell's bill for reform, although 20 out of I the 24 petitioners will be disfranchised by the present bill; yet believing as ...

... reading of the bill. Thecriesfor adjourniment and division were loudly renewed on the hon. baronet resuming his seat. Lord John Russell said; that although the hour was so advanced, he had to solicit the patience of the house for a short time while lie examined ...

... effecting the pro. posed changes in the representation of Ireland. The prin- ciples of the Bill, as was stated by Lord John Russell on bringing forward the general measure, are similar to those. in the English Bill. Ten pound rent is to give a right to ...