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... joined in this grateful tribute of popular affection. Amongst them, one most distinguished, we,observed the patriotic Lord John Russell. Sir Francis at length proceeded. He said that it was a considerable time since be bad the satisfactiou of meeting so large ...
... Fergusson Mr. 6. Bankes Mr. Denison Mr. Spring Rice The Lord Mayor Mr. C- Calvert The Marquis Chandos Mr. Hobnouse Lord John Russell Mr. T. Wood Mr. Wtn. Peel Mr. Mr. C. Pallmtr Mr. Ross The Marquis of BUndford Mr. O. Lamb Mr. Alderman Wood Lord Lowther ...
... great consequence, as I begin to accustom myself to it it is. She threw herself at his feet, and avowed all to him. Lord John Russell arrived at the Albion Hotel on Thursday ; his lordship, the same day, laid the foundation stone of the projected British ...
... colleagues with those negocialions ? could not conceive how any man honour, however highly he might be gifted, could Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose to order. The question before the house w:is, whether certain petitions should be printed, and the hon. baronet was ...
... Applause.) who supported he gious opinions. (Cheers.) He ‘bought U j nn _ hon. Baronet, he meant Mr, Brougham and Lord John Russell, the and an imlefensible act for any n, en ( that last of wliom he believed to be.prescnt, had said in the House of Co ...
... and trusted he should have his valuable support when he should bring forward his motion which stood for that night. Lord JOHN RUSSELL had taken the trouble to inquire into the character and quality of the persons whose signatures were affixed to the petition ...
... Charles Gordon to be Captain, without purchase, vice Brown, deceased; Ensign John Ambrose Russell to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon; Ocotge Edward Aylmer, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Russell, all dated Feb- 2!t, 1828. ditto—Capcain Win. Penny, from the Ceylon Regiment ...
... repeal of those acts. He was any great danger worn kindness a „d conciliation, and he reanxious for it *• *® noble lord (John Russell) for the ability turned Ins thanhs . with which he h *^.^,ssON—On rising to deliver my sentiments Hr. Secretary nobk lo(di ...
... Newmaiket. The Earl and Countess of Tankerville are on a visit to the Duke Devonshire, at Chatsworth, Derbyshire. Lord John Russell also at the Noble Duke’s. Sir W. Wynn is arrived at Wynnstay, from Acton Park, Wrexham. New Literary Club —The name proposed ...
... gone through on Friday, and that the House might adjourn in the middle of next week but for the intended motion of Lord John Russell. This is not correct The business of the session (in the Commons) will not have been gone through until the Appropriation ...
... diocese (hear, hear)—a man who was an ornament to his station. . . . The petition was read, and ordered be printed. Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented peuuons in favour of the Catholics from Baudon (Ireland); And from the Protestant dissenters of Brighton and ...
... Frederick Solly Flood, Esq. Lord Rossraorc John Howley, Esq. Lord Dunally John David Latouche, Esq. Lord A. Hill, M.P. John Lawless, Esq. Right Hon. Lord Frs. L. Gower, A. H. Lynch, Esq. M.P. Cornelius Lyne, Esq. Hon. John Boyle, M.P. Thos. M k Kenny, Esq. Aid ...