... LoaD JOHN RUSsELL.-His lordship left Chesham Place London, on Saturday last, and arrived at Edinburgh on Tuesday evening, at the Royal Hotel, where Lady John Russell was re- siding. It is. we believe, the intention of Lord and Lady John ...

... sent date, was published on Friday evening. The last e despatch, dated the 24th of February, from Lord Cowley o to Lord John Russell, thus describes the present condition of the Italian question :- M. Thouvesiel mentioned to me i. yesterday, that whether ...

... British farmer may rely, it is that he will. have proteetion, and protection by means of the sliding scale ; while Lord John Russell, pi the leader in the HeOUC of Cormmons of the Whig ma- 1jority iL 1845, said there shdutd be a fixed duty onceern. ri ...

... credence. At one- time, it was reported, that Lord John Russell bad received assurances of support from Sir Robert Peel; but this report was after. wards authoritatively contradicted. Lord John Russell un- dertakes office entirely on his own responsibility ...

... Lord John Russell c expressed the same sentiments, but added that the pro- E posal to appoint a Military Secretary to the Colonial Se- X cretary is under consideration. THE New REFOnm BILL.-The Earl of Aberdeen, in the House of Lords, and Lord John Russell ...

... y conflict of last week was the last led of three battles, all on one issue, and closed the question ve opened on Lord John Russell's amendment on the Re- *ra form Bill. From Parliament the battle was removed lhe to the bustinrgs by the dissolution, and ...

... account of the annual receipt and 0xWenditury of the Royal Academy since 1836, when a fand of £47,000 vial in hand. Lord John Russell objected to a return of money reieived for the exhibition-of pictures, for which no ground hud 46ei laid. The public, it ...

... throne. of OnMonday the Reform Bill once more came under a- discussion, on the motion for going into Committee. 3,Lord John Russell, with reference to the insinuation as ec to the bossy fides of the Government in the matter, tystated their intention to ...

... vigorous prosecution of hostilities; the disappointment . of some on the question of the Reform Bill, and of others with Lord John Russell's conduct on the Church f Rate Question-all tended to favour the belief that, after fthe many defeats which the Government ...

... HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. I The Hon. George Waldegrave Leslie writes:- I rermeber perfectly well several yeses ago, when Lord John Russell was Prime Minister and leader of the House of Commons, an infant wail was one evening heard proceeding from the ladies' ...

... STRINT AN 67 SUMM91t STREET. JOHN WATT, 209 UN-rON STREET. WM. L. WATT, 20RICHNSIOND STREET. JOHN WALLACE & CO., 85 GSORGc 8tI PETEREjEAD. FYFE & DUNCAN. TURRIFF. ROBERT ANDERSON, Tim CROSei INSCH, ABERDEENSHIRE. JOHN RUSSELL & SON. ELGIN. YEADON BROTHERS ...

... Association ; and, among the distin. A guished men who' are taking part in the proceedings, t we find Lord John Russell, Lord Stanley, Sir John' Pakington, Dr. Sonthwood. Smith, Sir ?? Brodie, Mr Helps, and.Mr. Cowper,.M.P. The subjects are divided into ...