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... Lord John Russell said,he had on a former night stated that if the Bill could be pasted in a manner that would be agreeable both to the Dissenters and the established Church, it would be doubly agreeable to him. He could not doubt what was the feeling ...
... , DINNER AT HUNTINGDON OF THE FRIENDS OF DRPRY.LANE THEATRE. ord JOHN RUSSELL. On Saturday evening, The Heir at ) Fr ] ( , ay a p„i,u c Dinner of the Supporters Lord T^ sforthc purpose of introducing various novelties, but rl at lale General Election ...
... FRIDAY next, June IS, The Right Honorable LORD JOHN RUSSELL, M.P. In the Chair. stbwards. The Right Honorable Lord F. Leveson Gower, M.P. William Venables,Esq. Aid. John Crowder, Esq. Aid. Charles Baldwin, Esq. John Murray. Esq. Joseph Bonsor, Esq. William ...
... Tire Duke had numerous party to dinner in the evening, meet his noble visitors. Among them were Princess Ester hazy, Lord •John Russell, Lady G. and the Hon. \V. Bathurst, Lady and the Misses Hardy, Colonel Shaw, Mr. Pendergrasl, M. P. iVe. Alter dinner the ...
... GAMBLING George Deslirow, Ratldiffe Pond, John Rngsell, William Russell, John K.ing, Thomas George, and Johns ten Pearce, were placed at the bar, charged with keeping a Gaminghouse, King-street, St. James's. Hie prisoners, who had been out bail, previous ...
... consider 'veil the consequences of refnsiog, granting, the Catholic claims, be tore they decid«d.~ ...
... Mr. Peei. begged assure the Hon. Gentleman, that every thing unpleasant that had passed was forgotten.—(Hear,hear.) Lord John Russell hoped the Right Hon. Gentleman would have objection to pledge himself to transfer the next forfeited franchise large town ...
... foreigner Ids work of2oo pag;s. The author is Lord John Russell, who has gamed iu the House of Commons a brilliant victory. Ihe Noble Loid is one of the most esteemed statesmen in England. Lord John Russell Judge exempt from prejudices, because is enlightened ...
... some parts of the country, of paying the wages of labour out of the Poor Rates, The Chairman of the Committee was Lord John Russell, and the Report, which may be said to constitute an able and important paper, on the subject to which it relates, has, ...
... DlKrt; , r ' _ ft.turdav evening laM, the M instant, in the yenr her a*e, Sarah, youngest daughter pf John Capcl, Esq. Russell* * Oi»Tuesday last. Mr. George Newton, Collecting Clerk Messrs. Deatly and Henley, f)istill«r», much and deservedly - . ...
... being better digested. If it was a piece Manchester •tuft, it certainly did no great credit to the manufacturers. Lord John Russell said he wished to have the clauses read, that might be aware of the objections made to lliem. The clause was negatived ...
... yesterday Ks carriage, in the* grounds adjoining Mr Green-' wood's Villa at Brompton, where he now resides. It not Lord John Russell who has been returnod for Kinsalc, as erroneously stated, but relative b Lordship’s, ...