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... DEPUTATION OF IRISH MEMBERS. On Thursday afternoon, a deputation of thirty-two Irish members waited, by appointment, on Lord John Russell, at his_ official residence in Downing-street, to bring under his consideration the series of resolution adopted at the ...
... the merchant*, banker.-. &c., ...
... forward with confidence to the future! (Loud cheers.) The health of Lord John Russell ;>nd her Majesty's * mftterB having been drunk with enthusiastic cheeriagr« Lord John Russell returned thanks as follows:— M I beg, the name of her Majesty's Ministers ...
... being made acquainted with the unavoidable cir- do cumstance which prevented the'attendance of the depu- teh tation, Lord John Russell expressed his willingness to fix e1 the very earliest hour on Tuesday, and three o'clock weas appointed, in order to, suit ...
... Mr. Claxton, from Bristol; M*-. PatterfMi Leith and Messrs. Speirs and Darling, fro A' TnnMa#,- had interview with Lord John Russell an/the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Saturday, til «Bdti residence the Noble Lord, in' ' *yfre' deputation was introduced ...
... landlords. This fruitless hope it was that vitiated the entire Ministerial Irish policy of last session. All that Lord John Russell did, was to give to Irish proprietors money and good advice, both of which were completely thrown away. True, he sought ...
... them, and therefore thie present Ministers only hold office until their sucee66prs are appointed. tis 'said that Lord John; Russell has been sent for by thie Quaeen1 At' resent nothiing can wvith certainty be kcnown ast ho w may form the new administration ...
... its ec td career to seon as Lsrd John Russell gave notie that he should e I1 intreduce tiha question of ?? Rtobert Peel having given P' ol notico that on another day, forestalling the tnotion of LordlJohn alt b-* Russell, he should move that tile Ministers ...
... influence hich it is supposed to exert on the destinies of civilization. If the world is to be moved, Sir Robert Peel or Lord John Russell must first convinced. The circumstance of a popular association, organized in a foreign country, for the reform of fiscal ...
... itsel has confessed to the evil tendency of its former course, and, to some extent, devised a remedy. On Monday last, Lord John Russell moved, among the sessional orders for the future guidance of the House of Con. mons, a series of new resolutions, adapted ...
... Lori aourge sDrucIiir, on .T uesd4Y- 2iigt, ?? another onslaught upon the free-trade policy qf Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell; but his al fate awaited him. He sustained a complete dafeat He attempted to shew that the distress of the silk- weavers ...
... 33anlauplo, t,,c. BANKiRUPTS. From the London Gazette, November 23, 1832. h Edward Gray and John Russell Gray, both of Liverpool, corn-merchants, Dec. 10, Jan. 4, at two, Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Bardswell, Liverpool.-Robert Church, Liverpool ...