... purpose published, by Lord John Russell, and we beg o Pt assure our readers (however incredible it may sound, it is - A nevertheless quite true) that the passages quoted are by no hT means the stupidest in the volume. Lord John Russell the TIt f other night ...

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... illustrated in Whig Y. practice by that singular boon the Malthusian Poor Law on Bill. In apparent echo of this toast, Lord John Russell ligho described the meeting as an assembly for the great and rt solemn pirpose ofrecording those political sentiments ...

... DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. St kL - ?? ?? .:-L o.-- ---I --1 . - . .. This dinner, which has been looked upon as a matter of m erious importance, as coming closely upon the motion of Ot Lord John Russell regarding the appropriation, or rather se hec ...

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... sail to appear big men. This nleat little individual is Lord John Russell, the manager of the House of Commons, the ballast of the Ministry, and the pet of the Whig party. - Lord John Russell is a-striking instance of the aptitude of the well-known saying ...

... LORD JOHN IUSSELL, AT GLASGOW Last week the Ceremony of presenting Lord John IRussell tied with thle freedom of' the city ot Glasgow took place in the 0 ious City-hell. The Lord Provost having taken tile chair, iln a 1c anld short address, complintentary ...

... ! LORDQJgh RUSSJLL OIB R. WILBERFORCE| tord John Russeil bag'eddiessed thie fllow ig letter to Alr. - W'ilberfri~ce:-: - Wi '1uixTlb nlD WELLsi itUG. 3, 1820. | Sit-I aitrrevs to ?? n public letter, Ibecause you .1are a pujlici natnon iwdom much dependis ...

... I SPEECH OF LOAD JOHN RUSSELL, AT PLYOUTH. I On 'Tuesday last, Lord John Rmssell was presented with the freedom of the Borough of Plymouth. At the dinner which followed, he addressed the company in a speech of which the following are extracts :_ THE ...

... Public Dinner to Lord John Russell, AT BRISTOL. On Tuesday the 10th instant, the day appointed for the ai dinner given. by the Inhabitants of Bristol to Lord John ~a Russell, about 400 gentlemen out down at the Gloucester 01 Hotel, Clifton. The Chair ...

... to convey Lord John Russell to Osborne-hIouse for the purpose of seeing her Majesty. '[The -weather being ratber boister- ous, thc captain advised Lord John Russell to lie down, as Sir Robert Peel had done. Ay, ay, exclaimed little John, ...

... a THE DE.RBY ,..MRCURY, Wednesday, December 25. The speeches recently delivered by Lord John Russell at Plymouth, and by Mr. P. Thomson at I nnoa=Fo_§1. -B;.FnntC tap --lnl Ad- Manchester-the chief points of which are given ia our last page-will be read ...