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... hiscontri- butioos to family and national history. The Correspondence of John, Fourth Duke of Bedford,” the first volume of which appears with an Introduction by Lord John Russell, directs attention to some points of resemblance, and some points of difference ...
... notorious, would stand, or fall,” the result Pin,, and Protection to Agriculture I” was the watch-word the Conservatives; Lord John Russell and Free Trade !” was the rallying cry of the Liberals. Bach party per- ...
... Tories ; these delicate durrUrt, the Put calls them, have been borne off in triumph in the uarvous logical grasp of Lords John Russell and Palmerston. Mr. Santoro sits with his blushing conquests beside him, who throw aside all delicacy.” We wish him joy ...
... i '*• in high stations, believing that all reforms must atnte, as they had ever emanated, from the people. | were Lord John Russell he would come down | hoii'* in the approaching session, and, with per* j t consistency, propose the entire wad total repeal' ...
... was abandoned. The epoch at which John Duke of Bedford was placed at the head of the Admiralty was a remarkable, and by no means auspicious one. “The indecisive setion of Mathews and Lkstock,” observes Lord John Russell, had dispirited the nation; the ...
... reputation. It remarkable that emigration to the Australasian colonies bad its maximum during the year previous to fiord John Russell's retirement from tho Colonialoffice, that it has now almost entirely ceased. This change is attributable partly to the ...
... celebrated Monday, when bis lordship completes bis fourteenth ▼ear. The Earl and Countess of Minto 'are staying with Lord John Russell in Chesham-ptaoe until after Lady Hassell’s recovery from her aceouchmunt. Her ladyship and Infant sou are both doing well ...
... relish, the burden of which was the hope that the Whigs might not return to office for very long time indeed.” . . “Lord John Russell he [Mr. Currie] hoped would continue tbe trusted and talented leader of upright and independent opposition, supporting ...
... in their policy as ever he was. Theg are now of the same mind as to the policy of protection for agriculture which Lord John Russell and bis party avowed themselves to be in May 1841. With what face, then, can they stand up as Members of Parliament before ...
... particular cause. He liked tbs progress which Sir Robert Peel had made better than that which had accompanied the of Lord John Russell; for the former had, recognising the necessitv change, put wedge, which the people would drive home. All were satisfied ...
... Durham. J. P. Parry. St. John’s, Camb. Robert Maugham, licentiate in theology. University, Durham. CAMBRIDGE. ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE EXAMINATION. DEC. 1842. Second Year,—First Clast.—Parkinson, Chetriman, Pietson. Hays: Russell, B. Smith,and Cox: Body,Burnet; ...
... for a misdemeanor m obtaining by false pretences, and by meansofa celpt, the sum of 401., with intent to defraud Wilbara Russell, Esq, the Accountant-General the Court of Chancery, Morris being an accessory before the act. The Attohket-Genebai. stated ...