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... 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 ...
... ELECTION ADDRESSES THE NEW MIN LORD JOHN RUSSELL —LONDON. Lord John Russell having accepted the office of Foreign Secretary under the Earl of Aberdeen’s Administration, has addressed his constituents of the city Loin ion, with view his ie-wtection, as ...
... injg vlth the manly dctermina- or ambition, to be enabled from il. Don ■ f Lord John Russell to t,. the free auf. vantage-jrround pirsevre t»,e sami . ., 7®* frage* of ih« electors of tlie City- f L *n- lightened patriolbm ~r.l n^. •‘ndon. That they hold ...
... sweeping hand, John Russell, my jo. John Russell, old jo, John, Although your hill not past, A ketler lime i* coming, John, And ye will win last; ...
... session for the reduction or equalisation the hardens that now press upon the cultivation ot land in the country. Lord JOHN RUSSELL was understood reply the negative. ...
... viscount, if Lord J. Russell forms a new Administration, likely to hold the joint offices of Premier and Foreign Secretary. Lord Stanley was summoned to the Royal presence, aud was closeted with her Majesty upwards two hours. Lord John Russell was again called ...
... for Foreign Affairs what mi«*nres had bei*n taken, or are in contemplation, to protect British interests in Mexico? Lord John Russell said it was very difficult carry ont any measure for the protection ot British interests that country, a* both antagonistic ...
... MOVEMENTS. A Cabinet Council w«« held at the Foreign Office on Saturday, at two o’clock. The members present were Lord John Russell, Marquis of Lansdowne, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Minto, Sir G. Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir F. T. Baring ...
... summary of our last, that the House of Commons had come to a vote of £183,000 for educational purposes; and that Lord John Russell, the face cf Mr. W. J. Fox's apprehensions regarding a surplus of trained schoolmasters and school-buildings, had, for ...
... BUSINESS THE HOtTSB. Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated that the mode in which was designed to take the public busine** wa* billow* :—Sir George Grey would, that night, describe the proposed alteration* in the aggression bill, but the second reading should taken ...
... the Crown. The Marquis of visited Lord John Russell his new residence at Stroud, and Lord Palmerston sojourned for a few days Woburn Abbey. This has given rise report that neg-tia- Uoim foot induce Lord John Russell to give bii support to the present A ...
... the ground that it must have been made under mental aberration. (Applause ) THE CHINESE W 18. Sir r. Woon. in answer Lord John Russell, said. Lord Elgin's instructions would published when Veh's answer was receive!; and Lord Palmerston added that the answer ...