... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. presentation of freedom of Stirling. Tuesday, the ceremony of presenting the freedom of the burgh Stirling to Lord John Russell took place in the Court Hoase of that burgh, in presence of the Magistrates and Town Council, and a large ...

... l rights, and who, in many a hard-fought struggle has nobly upheld the ancient grandeur of the historic name of Russell. Lord John Russell quits the scene of his triumphs after a prolonged and successful career, and the Lower House is deprived of one ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL In that contest, I think, ought to entirely neutral. (Loud cheers.) cannot conceive that there would any advantage in our interfering in favour of one party or the other. (Renewed cheers.) opinion has always been and I expressed it on ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL After his re-election on Friday, Lord John Raneell said In touching on the subject of the war, lam happy to say that the opinion given by Lord Derby at the Mansion House is an opinion in which I can entirely and unfeignedly concur. It ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL * The life of a Statesman who for nearly three-quarters of a century was engaged in active politics, necessarily includes much national history. Hence the biography of Lord John Russell, by Stuart J. Reid, is more largely taken up with ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GREENOCK. On Monday an address was presented by the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of Greenock, to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, who is at present residing at Roseneath House one of the seats of the Duke of Argyle. The ...

... LORI) JOHN RUSSELL ON EDUCATION. lkol J. !tumuli on Monday nt the aonnal eieruilig of the British and Foreign school Sim iety. In 'edging a vote of Bowan/Awards the close of the proceedings, his Lordship said— I cannot but feel a great gra Aeration in ...

... LOUD JOHN RUSSELL AT LEEDS, Tiff noble ex-Premier presided at the of the Leeds Mechanics’ Institution and Literary Society Wednesday la>t. Upwards of 1500 persons were present, and an immense number more, who applied for tickets, would have been there ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON PROGRESS. On Tuesday evening, Lord John Russell, in the course of lecture in Exeter Hall, Loudon, on the obstacles which have retarded moral and political progress,” made the following remarks on religious persecution : The persecutions ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GREENOCK. Lord John Russell having consented to accept of an address from the Magistrates and Town-Council of Greenock, the presentation took place in the Middle Church, on Monday last. The place of meeting was crowded—about 1500 ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE CATHOLIC MEMBERS. LORD ABERDEEN may well take tap the language of Our great national poet when addressing a certain personage, and applying it to Lord John Bushell, exclaim Black be your fa ; Ye've glen the Cabinet a ahog 'taut ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT ABERDEEN. It the shrewd Burgesses of Aberdeen cherished any expectation that their ovation to Lord John Russell, last Wednesday, would induce him to bestow on them some slight modicum of hie confidence, respecting the Ministerial ...