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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Df«r John,— I js»l jour Inter yoor London contiitotnlt on the of the Corn Lnirt. Proa the here eo long Uken In this queelleo I •« eere ye« will forgive If I venture make tome oboemtlon* noon by of reply. Obloquy may elteeh to theM who ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ^X.6 T -_ T _ I _ __ A .1 . . My Lord,-I observe, that you have the assurance to attribute the fall of the late administration to the combina. tion of the landed interest against you; but I beg you to go to Norwich Cathedral and ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL Lord John Russell has addressed a letter, dated Woburn Abbey, Jan, 14, to the yeommiry and farmers of Huntingdonshire, on the subject of projiosed petition to Parliament for the relief of agricultural distress. His Lordship says“ It ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. from Statutory f ) Tlioa hast fallen, but not with dishonour Thou art stainless, deny it who will! And England—Oh shame be upon her. If she prize not her own Rassell still! have watched thee sunshine, pow'r-seated. And greater ne’er ...
... RESIGNATION LORD JOHN RUSSELL. A leading article In the Times laturday morning prepared the public to expect that Lord John Russell would unable to •vereome the difficulties which fan disunion of his colleague* presented, and would be compelled to inform ...
... DEPUTATION LORD JOHN RUSSELL. On Tuesday afternoon a deputation, consisting of Mr. Charles Cochrane, Mr. Mr. Junes, and other gentlemen appointed ihe public meeting recently held in Castle'street, Oafurd itreel, waited by appointment Lord John Russell, his official ...
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... RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. A leading Article in the 2'rime of Saturday, morning prepared the public to expect that lord John Russell would be uinable to 0 overcoole the difficulties which the diur.nion oflalo colleagures presented, and wrould be ...
... ADDRESS OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. To. T T TT; w 7p..frv ?? A_*_ I THlE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF lONDON GENTLtMEzX,-The present state of the country, in regard to its supply of food, cannot be viewed without apprehension. Forethought and bold precaution may ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE DEAN HEREFORD. The following letter has been addressed to the Dean of Hereford, In reply to his Lord John Russell Woburn Abbey, Dec. 85. •• Sir,—l had the honour receive your letter of the 22nd Instant, in you Intlmnte your intention ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE RADICALS I OF PLYMOUTH. WE have heard nothing of Lord JOHN RUSSELL fur sometime; but he has, all at once, emerged from his ob- scurity,- and we find him the addressed of the Plymouth radicals; to whom he replies in that style ...
... ARRIVAL LORD JOHN RUSSELL IR DUBLIN, The lion, Lord John Kuatall, Lady John Suaiali, Mlm Boiaell. and Mr. Jobs Hottall, and Mr. bit tordahtp'a private aecreury. arrived harboar, board her mtjei'y't mil packet. Ike Baaahae, under calota from ihe Iron Dakt ...