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... Downing Street, endorsed Lord «9otill Russell, and accepted noh»>dN, These hills se«*in always either at a discount in the CmntMMis, under protest in the Lords. With such synij>*«wis should not think Lord John Russell hatl to rwn, whatever his hills may ...
... though nut shaped and discussed with the best judgment, has not been barren of advantage, inasmuch as it elicited from Lord John Russell some expressions opinion to the desira- of cxtemling the franchise, ami the fitness ot many the working classes be invested ...
... discover that any party has, these late years, cairied a measure which has materially improved that unhappy country. Lord John Russell lately held a meeting with titty the Irish members, to consult with them, as how the Irish were to tax themselves to pay ...
... to a public examination, open to all, .Inly. Sir James Carnegie was presented the Queen, at the Levee Wednesday, by Lord John Russell, succeeding to the Baronetcy, and being appointed Lord Lieutenant of Kincardineshire— Times. Grubb, Esq., from the .Scottish ...
... Navigation Laws were again brought forward. After a long and not at all interesting debate, it was adjourned till Monday, Lord John Russell expressing a hope that it would then brought to a close. The French Government have received accounts the resumption h ...
... Elisabeth. Lord Bacon, John Milton! and Lord William Russell ; John Hampden, I Hr Hampden, mitred by a Russell; Charles dies Fox, and Francis Duke Bedford, whose m Russell Square : it is swayed by Queen Victoria, and governed Lord ...
... Foreign Office. The Ministers present were—Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Campbell, and the Marquis of ...
... pled for a much greater reduction, and maintained that the colonies should be taught to depend more on themselves. I.ord John Russell replied in an effective speech, in which showed that if meant to teep our Colonies, we must defend them, and that at home ...
... glasses were distributed, and some called for lush whiskey, numliers brandy—the Highlanders patronised Mr Begg; when Lord John Russell, perhaps, like Mr Begg, wishing try the Wizard’s skill, asked for a glass ol rum, which was immediately supplied, and his ...
... the folly of the doctrine of responsible Government in Canada, the inevitable result of which would be—as, indeed, Lord John Russell hail predicted in 1839—the confiscation of British property, the insulting of British subjects, and the punishment of British ...
... to us that Lord John Russell, or the Melbourne Administration generally, were at all sincere in what they said against the system of Corn Laws as it existed during their regime. In our humble opinion not one man of them, from Lord John down to Sir Charles ...
... condition as before. Once more, Mr F. O’Connor moves for The People’s Charter.” This gentleman great principle, attacked Lord John Russell, savours very much Communism ; but this, he afterwards explained, referred to the present unjust system taxation on the ...