... JOHN RUSSELL. THE OP LORD Ma. EDITOR,—If any thing can increase the vileness of religious hypocrisy which renders it the most loathsome of vices, it is the assumption of it for the purposes of political fraud. Statecraft, however, mainly depends upon ...

... JOHN RUSSELL. to have startled the Prosuavity. That aleetioD, which wav u blows ideed, may St. Alban's departed from it with the iron ruling railroads. Ij, having a Conservative . (*, after two former un«ttc-' e *oi ditarU Ittwrol lord 1 Lktowtl, n 'rndhere ...

... JOHN RUSSELL. Ad interview of the Irish members with Lord John Russell took place yesterday in Downing-streel, according to the circular invitation which had been addressed to all the Irish members by Lord John ...

... JOHN RUSSELL. MY LORD, ,.0•.• LETTER 11. In my Letter of the 10th, published in Warder's Pritish Gazelle, were given, as I unanswerable reasons why reform ought to be completely radical. Towards a proof of this proposition, Lord Palmerston ...

... JOHN RUSSELL. The Globe has published some e •rreernience which has Nixes place between the Bieho e ) Exeter cud Lord I Ain Russell, on the subject natiocal educiiion, in the course of which Lord John observes, It has the main ohject of the committee ...

... John Russell. Captains.—George Haye, R. N. Lloyd Hodges, D.:, R.N. Lardy, Laurence, Backhouse, Peebles, John Campbell, Charles Graham, H. N. G. Sanders, R. N. G. Harris, R. N. Dlinhaskr, R. N. A. Shippard, R. N. Aylmer, R. N. Llentenants.—T. Ottley, J ...

... JOHN RUSSELL. Ao imorrirw of Irak oMaihm ofck LorJ Mo Roaoril t«A pUotoa Who—J»J !■ Downing rtrrH.AooorAln«ta HMrimbr iDnUtaoa. okieh ko>l kMo aidreamd la the IH«h ■«wbrrr Ltd John Rowrtt, *r. Ibr LorA Joba Roawll io •oUiog iba mat obtaio tbo woo* of ...

... JOHN RUSSELL. (.TTY OF LONDON ELECTION.—RETURN OF LORD The nomination and re-election of Lord John Rusaell to the representation of the city of London took place on Wednesday at the Guildhall. Shortly after eleven o’clock Lord John Russell ...

... JOHN RUSSELL. TUB RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD Mv Loan—l take the liberty of publicly addraaifflC your lordship on the subject of emigration BritCß Guiana, becaoss you are confessedly the most clever, fearleas, and impartial member ef the present government; ...

... John Russell. EDINBURGH, Monday, Nov. 3 —Lord and Lady John Russell having arrived in Edinburgh on Saturday week, where they have since been residing at Douglas's Hotel, with the exception of an occasional visit to the Earl of Minto, and some of the other ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL I know not whether Lard John Russell is, at the time I write, a first class politician' for in these days great events take place in very short periods, and lie may suddenly have become extinct altogether and fir ever—ehs. charged as ...

... borough. At that time Sir Robert Peel was Secretary f.r the Home Department, as Lord John Russell now is. Sir Robert was rejected the Oxford suvuns, as lias been Lord John Russell by those of Devonshire, on the very same ground—the Church. The former Home Secretary ...