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... DEPUTATION LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Previous to his departure from Ireland, Lord John Russell received a numerous deputation of the nobility and sentry ot the county and town of Galway, who waited on his lordship for the purpose of representing the destitution ...
... DEPUTATION OF BANKERS TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. THE BANK EMPOWERF.D TO EXTEND ...
... ult. The Dean had previously addressed, to Lord John Russell, an earnest remonstrance, in which he declared that earthly consideration” would induce him to vote for Dr Hampden. To this Lord John Russell returned the following rather laconic reply:— Sir ...
... political excitement. The House quite ready even now to give its confidence to Lord John Russell, and opposition,” in the old sense of the term, does not exist. But Lord John Russell does not seem to have that confidence in himself, and his own measures, and ...
... daughter. Marriages. At St. John’s Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh, on the Inst, the Rev. Berkeley Addison, Captain Fulford, ft.N. third son of Baldwin Fulford, Esq. of Great Fulford, Devon, to Isabella, eldest daughter of John Russell, Esq. Principal Clerk of ...
... defences of the country Lord John Russell said that seeing a notice on the paper from the honourable member for Middlesex with respect to the defences of the country, he hoped the honourable gentleman would postpone the subject until the Christmas recess ...
... their own stability. In the debate on Monday, the Marquis of Granby and D’lsraeli 'spoke against the measure ; while Lord John Russell and Mr Bright came forward its champions. D’lsraeli and Mr Bright each entered into an examination of Sir Robert Peel’s ...
... bill which is to grant money to owners of land stood, and whether the two bills were to be proceededwith pari passu. Lord John Russell said, that proposed that three of the hills should be proceeded with together, or nearly as possible ; and with respect ...
... NEW BISHOPRICS. From a statement made by Lord John Russell, on Tuesday week, it appears to be the intention of Government to found four new Bishoprics in England, the seat of one of which will be Manchester. These new sees will be endowed out of the funds ...
... Friday, Jan. 23 Lord John Russell inquired whether Government contemplated proposing any change on the orders the House respecting railway deposits. , , The Chancellor of the Exchequer declined granting any relaxation of the present system, and denied ...
... consist of seventeen members :—Lord John Russell, Sir Robert Peel, Sir George Grey, Sir J. Graham, Mr Hume, Mr DTsraeli, the Lord Advocate, Mr Goulburn, Sir Robert H. Inglis, Mr Bernal, Sir Wm. Heathcote, Mr Cobden, Morgan John O’Connell. Mr Brothertqn, Mr Henley ...
... confusion in which they were when Sir Robert Peel was upset by the coalition of his old friends and his natural enemies.’ Lord John Russell lias done nothing to change the position of affairs. Indeed it may rather he said that he has done everything to keep them ...