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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Bath, Sept. 25.—The deputation appointed by the Taunton meeting to present address to Lord John Russell, consisted Sir Thomas Lethbridge, bait, the Rev. W. P. Thomas, Drs. Blake & Kinglake, J. Snowden, R. King, A. Crosse, J.Beauchamp ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord, observe that you have the assurance to attribute the fall of the late administration to the combination the landed interest against you; but I beg you to go to Norwich Cathedral and look at the monument Sir F. Chantrcy to the ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. (From the Morning Post.) In discussing, the other day, Lord John Russell's strange freak of standing for the City of London at the ensuing election, we mentioned that indifference to being beaten, derived from much experience of that ...
... BY JOHN RUSSELL SMITH One handsome vol. Svo. (pp. 770) with Plates of fac—similies of autographs of Kentish Writers- A sine qua non to every Kentish Library, and a work which the general historian and antiquary would do well to consult. It contains ...
... LORI) JOHN RUSSELL. Wr, arc happy to slate that Lord John Russell been returned for Stroud, without opposition ; uim] regret that a want of space drives to the necessity of merely referring our readers to the outline of the speeches of that patriotic ...
... Lady John Russell. Habit decour, c un osecl of a white dress over a blue satin slip, trimmed with variegated flowers ; train of blue satin, trimmed with rich lace. Head-dress, feathers, lace lappets, and diamonds. Lady Anthony Rothschild. Costume cour ...
... acknowledge that bad discharged his duly. _ A resolution, declaring Lord John Russell to eminently qualified to fill the vacancy, was then unanimously agreed to. Lord John Russell, who was greeted with loud cheers, addressed the meeting to the following ...
... Ivp'ie doS&. StrAley, Saomojil Uavdoln, Esq. to Fanny, fiftih diulgigter mf the lc. Ge . * iethiell, Ioctor of W'orplesdon.-John ?? I .louri0, second sitm of VVi;llim 5thvart, Esq. Of llam- 11I 30liliLII, tO 1 alry.Aorun, serond ulautiit'i:;i the 1:ite ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Mv Lord,—l observe that you have the assurance to attribute the fall of the late administration to the combination of the landed interest against you; but 1 beg u 0 go to Norwich Cathedral and look at the monument bv Sir F. Chantrev ...