... TO LOUD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord,—ln my last letter, I pointed out to your Lordship the impropriety of having a civilian who knows nothing about the navy placed as a matter of course at the head of the Admiralty. 1 shall now examine how the Board is appointed ...

... CITY OF LONDON—LORD JOHN RUSSELL. A meeting of the liberal electors of the metropolis, convened for the purpose of giving Lord J. Russell the opportunity of meeting them and explaining his opinions, was held on Tuesday week, in the great room the London ...

... Lord John Russell to Mr. Hume. Balmoral, Sept. 5, 1849- Sir, have had the honor of receiving your letter of the 31st of August—written in your capacity of chairman of a committee of Members of Parliament and others, which has been formed in aid of the ...

... Knight of Netherby instantly set off for London, where he had an interview with Lord John Russell, on Friday afternoon. It seems beyond doubt that Lord John Russell has embraced the opportunity furnished by Lord Auckland s death to make an attempt at ...

... for them. Mr. Macaulay and his Scottish friends said more on this subject than the Cabinet is inclined to endorse. Lord John - Russell has, however, covered their position in one respect, by alleging that the Irish Church an open question in his Cabinet ...

... party, Lord John Russell and Lord Morpeth, to the cause of the total abolition of the Corn Laws. Letters from both, frankly and explicitly avowing past errors and present convictions, will be found iu another column.— The epistle of Lord John has called ...

... BIRTHS. July 10.—At Richmond Park, London, Lady John Russell, of a son. 10.—At Condie, Mrs. Oliphant of Condie, of a daughter. 1-I.—At Cannobie, the wife of the Rev. A. Milne, of son. 16.—At Gourock House, Renfrewshire, Mrs. Danoch of Gourock, of a daughter ...

... maooted after all the Whig advisers of Lord John Russell (Lord Grey included) had warranted Lord John Russell in accepting from the Savereign the responsibility of forming a free trade Administration! Lord John ...

... to her Majesty: Place, December 20,1845. Lord John Russell presents his humble duty to your Majesty, and has the honor to stale that has fouud it impossible to form au Administration. ‘Lord John Russell was aware from the first moment when your Majesty ...

... Dissenters to the education scheme proposed the Government has experienced a decided check from the declaration of Lord John Russell, which was received with loud cheers, that it is the intention of her Majesty’s Ministers to proceed with their scheme ...

... (From the Morning Chronicle.) The list of the new Cabinet gives satisfactory assurance that the Administration of Lord John Russell will be popular and efficient. It is, In the language of the stage, * strong cast.* The important branches of Administration ...

... December 16,1845. Lord John Russell presents his humble duty to your Majesty, and has the honor to submit to your Majesty the following considerations : Sir Robert Peel’s letter to your Majesty, communicated to Lord John Russell at Osborne House, offers ...