... following have been elected office-bearers for the present-quarter:-W.C.T., Mir John Russell, merchant; V.T., Mr Benzies; W.S., Mr Nicol; W.F.S,, Mrs Wishart; W.T., Mr George Russel ; W.M., Mr Munro ; W.A.M., Miss Wisbart j W.O.G., Mr Alex. Hay ; W.A.S., Mr ...

... has consisted of arrangements for the settlement of the account. MOVEBItENTS OF HER MAJESTY'S CABINET MINISTERS.- Lord John Russell arrived at his residence in Che8ham Place, Belgrave Square, on Saturday afternoon,from his re- sidence in Richmond Park ...

... Palace to the widows of the gallant officers, Puncycuick and Curcton, who fell inc the Sikh. war. ROYAL BoUNYr FUND.-Lord John Russell has granted to the children of the late Professor George W. Hearn the sum of £100 fromn the Royal Bounty Fund. We understand ...

... Aberdeen in the Foreign Office would open a, convenient door for the accession of the whole Peel party-on object whitoch Lord John Russell appears to have kept steadily in view from the day of his admission to office. The cessation of the corn duties, if at- ...

... arrest. GREAT RISE IN FRFTIHTs.-The following comparison of the present and ordinary rate of corn freights was given by Lord John Russell in his motion for the suspension of the navigation laws:- I will state to the house Mhat is the ordi- nary freight for ...

... harvest of o 1846, and the dearth of cotton-chiefly home evils; and L- when the foreign exchanges were such, that Lord I- John Russell' mentions the transfer of capital from ts other countries, and the influx of bullion, as among a. the circumstances ...

... directors -Messrs John Burn, George Russell, and R& Mao- kessack-were reappointed, and Mr Alex. Fraser, wine merchant, was elected in room of the late Mr John Taylor. Mr Felix C. Mackenzie was also reappointed secretary and treasurer, and Mr John D. D)avidson ...

... free-trade measures-of 1846, from a thorough conviction of theirsoundness and baneficial tendency? . . . . . For instance, Lord John Russell, in his speech in Support of Sir Robert Peel's bill of 1 1846, stated that he wished to consider the plan 'of the right ...

... Trafelgar, Greenwich., The folloing members of the Govern.- Ment ancd of the oyal Household were presienton the occasion -Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston, Lord Grey, Marquis of Westminster, Lori Clanricarde, Earl of Morley, Lord c lareof o Peget, Admiiral ...

... Broughton, t- and both these Ministers were absent from the Cabinet Council )Y held last week at the Foreign Office. to Lord John Russell, as Ministerial leader of the House of Commons, will give a grand official banquet at the Ffist Lord es of the Treasury's ...

... Ministers are not expected to re- assemble in town until after Christmas. Lord Minto, Sir John Hiobhonse, Sir George Grey, Sir Francis Baring, and Lord John Russell, are out of town. Lorl Ca' 1ile left t town on Saturday afternoon, and the Chancellor of ...

... of Boyndie-Strath- don-Slamannan-Thurso. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (Fie onithe Edinbusqlg Gzactlecof Tuesday.) SEQUESTRATIONs. John Russell, wright and ironmaonger, Pollolslhaws. Douglas & Son, watohmakers and jewellers in Greenock. James Galt, farmer, Whiteshnaw ...