... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord John Russell has addressed a letter, dated Wobora Abbey, Jan. 14, to the yeomanry and far- mers of Huntingdonshiie, on the subject of a pro- posed petition to Parliament for relief of agricultu- ral distress. His Lordship says ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL Bill the. more ?? to repeat this question - - What class of men ban be satisfied with this pl-fn of Reform ? Your Lordship wHI not say that it js the sixty Members whom you so unceremoniously expel the House— nor the sixty boroughs ...

... THE BOY JOHN RUSSELL.' The two following communications have reached us; utrum horum mavis accipe: — to the editor or the morning post. Sir— You are mistaken with respect to the boy John Russell, mentioned in ' Wilberforce's Memoirs;' that lad turned ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. (From the Western Luminary.) It appears to be quite clear that Lord John Russell will : have nothing more to do with the Liberals of Devonshire i since he has refused to dine with them during his sojourn in i this part of the country ...

... TO THE LORD JOHN RUSSELL. *• ?? ■■' ■■>!'•• ?? LktterVlM. My Lorj> — You are a young man, and as I am fold, of promising parts, hut si ill a young man, and unfit on that account, if no other, to assume the character- of a political Mentor. lam dis- posed ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Loud — l have done you the justice to peruse your Petition to his Majesty with especial utten- tiun. From tiiis, perhaps, you will have ample cause to wish I had for once been negligent of my duty both to you and the public. ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ♦ Mv Loud — l would have a word or two with you on the subject of your exhibition at Glasgow. The Lord Provost enumerated a catalogue of political achievements, all of which he ascribed, good soul, to the enlightened practical wisdom ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Lord — By the world in general, who very seldom possess the useful faculty of thinking for themselves, your Lordship passes current for the choicest spirit imaginable, most zealous for the good of your country, most anxiously ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. contrary to general expectation, the Ministerial leader in the House of Commons, in crossing the border, went direct to Drumlanrig Castle one of the numerous residences of the Duke of Buccleuch. Apart from visiting a family to which ...

... DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL Yesterday deputations of Gentle- ten from the parishes of St. Mary. VVhitechapel ; St. George. Middlesex; the Hamlet of Mile-end Did Town ; and the parish of St. Botolph, Aldgate. accompanied by Mr. Grote. Mr. Pattison ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE CITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— Lord John Russell is the only one of the City Mem- bers who has not thought it worth while to return thanks in print to the citizens of London for the honour done him in electing ...

... DEATH OF LADY JOHN RUSSELL. it is with very sincere regret that we find our anticipations in the .Morning Post ot yesterday so soon and so fatally con- firmed by the event. Her Ladyship died early in the evening of Thursday. It is stated that the earlier ...