Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... of fixing the time of the meeting of Parliament. At present the members of the administration are all out of town; Lord John Russell, who is at Richmond Park, proceeds on Wednesday next to Woburn Abbey, the seat of the Duke of Bedford, and about the 10th ...
... the national debt. The increasing expenditure went on, year after year, until in 1847—in the first esti- mates of Lord John Russell’s ministry to the fourth reform- ed parliament—it reached to £60,000,000, and was then only arrested by a refusal, in 1848 ...
... principles, namely. Mr. Francis Win. Kusscll, the eminent firm of Messrs John Norris Russell and Son this City. Since the above wa« pnt In type, we have beard tliat Mr. George John O'Connell likely come forward on the Repeal interest. W»* have al ...
... people, had converted the majority of them into beggars and paupers (hear). He had heard it stated that clay, that Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel were bad men (hear, hear). Now he begged to observe, that the landholders of Ireland were far worse(cheers) ...
... intense, withalmost trembling interest. are ignorant of what the Government is about to do—of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and bis sagacity. will not dispute his possession of these virtues; they ...
... Edward Kennedy, Bart., Captain Youel Hall, Charles Colthurst, Esq., Alexander Kirkpatrick, Esq., John Barlow, Esq., Samuel Law, Esq., the Right Hon. John Butler, George Woods Maunsell, Esq., Christopher Kitzsimon, Esq., Thomas Thompson, Esq., Sir Roger ...
... JOHN BRIGHT ON IRELAND. Cl)t Colli €vamutcr. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1850. If any English politician calculated to bring about a hearty union between the great Progress Party in England and the people this country, that man is John Bright, the member ...
... summoning Parliament to meet for the despatch of public business 00 the 31st of the present month. MiNisreaiAL Movexrnt*.—Lord John Russell is expected to ire in town for the season on Saturday next and on Wednesday, the 18th, the noble Premier will give the ...
... with interne, with almost trembling interest. are ignorant of what the Government is a»>nut do—of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John , .l has been for his courage and sagacity. will not dispute his poaeesaion of tbc«e virtues ; they are amongst ...
... Lord John Russell is expected to arrive in town, for the season on Saturday next ; and on Wednesday, the 16th,the noble Premier will give the first Cabinet dinner this season, at which all his colleagues are expected to be present. His lordship is now ...
... for the representation of my native 1 have the honor to be, vour very obedient servant, FRANCIS WILLIAM RUSSELL. {Prom the Limerick Chronicle.) The John O'Connell committee yesterday solicited Geo. J. O'Connell Esq., to seek the suffrages of the City electors ...
... Conciliation Hall. The attendance was numerous, and among those present were—John O'Conncll, M.P.; James Nugent, Rev. P. J. Gilligau, Peter Slevin, James Mahou, John Ilafferty, John Kelch, James Murphy, M. tjuan, Bernard M'Garry, M. Kindelan, J. Cronan, Thomas ...