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... LOUD JOHN RUSSELL. Lordship, in again accepting office, has forward the following address to his late constituents :— To the Electors of the. Southern Division of the County of Devon. ** Gentlemen, The acceptance of office under the Crown renders it necessary ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Tlifl Tin. hfiHem that John Ritaoell will shortly be summoned to the Ho ...
... LORD JOHIN RUSSELL. e The iniabitants of Plymouth having voted an address is to Lord John Russell, the deputation appointed at the ir meoting waited on Lordship yesterday se'nnight, at a Enidsleigh C:ottage. They were most courteously re- Le ceived, and ...
... following inquiry was addressed to Lord John Russell through the columns of this paper:— ° TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRIGHTON GAZETTE Sir,—Through the medium of your paper permit me to ask one question of Lord John Russell. In allusion to the recent correspondence ...
... (Cheers.) Lokd John Russell's Title. —Lord John Russell will go to the House of Lords as Earl Russell; the second title, to be bcrne by his son, will be Lord AmpthilL The Obsenrr remarks : —Some of the papers have stated that Lord ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. We do not admire the discretion of those d partisans of Lord John Russell who are just now endeavouring to extort from the good nature of a the public a sort of implied vote of renewed b confidence in the ancient Whig chief. We have ...
... LORD JOHN RUSS. — WE cannot concur in the pi iety of the censure which | has been poured upon Lord John Russell for the part he has taken in the events which have brought about the dissolution of the Aberdeen minis’ That Cabinet has fallen under the ban ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. short pamphlet has been just published called Lord John Russell's Principles and Practice in 1836, versus -His Essay on the History of the English Government and Constitution, published in 1821. Some of the passages in this little ...
... i; LORD JOHN RUSSELL: HIS POLICY, HIS MEASURES, AND THEIR RESULTS. (From the Economist.) LeT us for a moment call to recollection the under which | ord John Russell assumed the government of the country in 1846. The greatest bubble of speculation recorded ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord, observe that youhave tb* assurance to attribute the fall of the late administration to the combination of the landed interest against you ; but I beg you to go to Norwich Cathedral, and look at the monument by Sir F. Chantrey ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. There is always more or less of melancholy about retrospect, however triumphant may the memories which it recalls; and the retrospect suggested by Lord John Russell's final leave-takirg of his constituents, though peculiarly full of ...
... MR. JOHN RUSSELL. So call hi.n. He was a lord Lord John o other day, courtesy a representative of bjl]Ct by confidence a supernumerary member of policy. Like tbe solemn gentleman whom at a dinner and admired for his pregnant gra» broke the charm at ...