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... TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord—Since I took the liberty of addressing a few obser■. aliens to you on the important question of tithes, a debate has place in the House of Commons which has confirmed in the opinion I then expressed of the necessity ...
... and LADY JOHN RUSSELL at SELKIRK. St:Lxtax, July 31.—As we had this afternoon a scene of considerable interest in our usually quiet and obscure burgh, I think you may probably like to have a brief accout of it. You are already aware that Lord John Russell ...
... •ELECTION OP LORD JOHN RUSSELL. meeting of the Lord John Russell took otoc* to-day »t the Hill Commerce, Threndneedlestreet, to concert meniurea to secure the return of his lordship for the city of London. The meeting took at one o’clock, and was »ery ...
... MINISTERIAL INTENTIONS—STATEMENT 01' LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose amid the most perfect silence, and spoke as follows :—Sir, I statee on Friday last, before the house separated, the course which I intended to pursue with respect to the ...
... It appears that the Conservatives of Plymouth are dissatisfied with the magistrates appointed by Lord John Russell the nomination of the town council, and they have been furiously attacking ministers on account of their refusal to appoint additional ...
... This day is published, price Sixpence, Corrected report of the speech of lord JOHN RUSSELL, at the Dinner given on Ins Election fo Stroud, Friday, July 28, 1837, and an account of the Pro ccedings. London : Charles Knight and Co., 22, Ludgate-street. ...
... Price Is. just published. LETTER to LORD JOHN RUSSELL on REGISTRATION, and the TRIAL of CONTESTED ELECTIONS. By MEMBER of the LAST THREE PARLIAMENTS. James Ridgway and Sons, Piccadilly. Also, 1. Lord Brougham on the Business of Parliament. 2. The Abuses ...
... On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL it was moved that her Majesty's message be taken into consideration to-morrow. SEIZURE Ma. Mq.EOD. Lord STANLEY, seeing the noble lord the Secretary for Foreign Affairs in his place, rose for the purpose of putting to ...
... Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the order of the day forthe second rolling of the Navigation bill (No. 2). that ' a very calamitous explosion had taken place near Wigan Tuesday afternoon, and hoped the government would send commissioners down to inquire into ...
... POOR IiAWS for IRELAND. This day is published, A LETTER to the RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD JOHN RUSSELL On the GOVERNMENT MEASURE for the DESTITUTE POOR in IRELAND. By R. TORRENS, Esq., F.R.S. Also, by the same Author, third edition. A LETTISH to the Right ...
... This day is published. prim Is. IM. - 13EFORM.—A Letter to LORD JOHN RUSSELL, on REFORM in PARLIAMENT. PTinted for C. Churcb-yard, and Waterloo-plan, BURKE'S WORKS, COMPLETE, with GENERAL INDEX. This day is publishes', in 1$ vole. nvo. price I. 17s. in ...
... PUBLIC MEETING ON SATURDAY NEXT. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, M.P. ,n C^* i , r .- „ The 'abject of the Select by the House of Common* to enquire into and reporton the CMeof Mr. Buckingham, baring been entirely defeated the prorogation of Pml mmeot; hefore their ...