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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. A garter and a peerage have long been held as the meet rewards for the services of our great men, and, whether in a civil or miliUry capacity, the young aspirants to honour have ever been ambitious to think that a teat in the Upper ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL Just se we were going to press last evening we received by the Electric Telegraph information that I,ml John Russell had tendered his resignation, and that the resignation had been accepted. His lordship's retirement from office will ...
... HE ROMANIST BISHOP OF NOTTINGHAM] AND LOAD JOHN RUSSELL. -i • to thb uioht bo». wan »bm btjssbll. ■ > My Lord,— la reading the debates of Wednesday and Friday last, some observations that occurred to my mind ippear to me of sufficient importance to ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TimapAy. Lord John Russell took the oaths and his scat. upon reeleeti in for the city of London. Ile was loudly cheered. OXFORD ITNIVERSITY.--The house having gone into committee on the Oxford University Bill, which was presented in ...
... government in so unnecessary a manner. Lord Aberdeen, with the concurrence of Lord John Russell, has been enabled to explain that the words only expressed Lord John Russell's private feelings. which might or might not he shared by other members of the cabinet; ...
... 111VRCH RATES AND CHURCH RIGHTS. Remarks Suggested by the Letter Adder's.' by the Vaneable ARCHDEACON WILKINS to WRD JOHN RUSSELL, on the Subject of tho CHURCH RATES. Price lexpenco.— Loudon - Joseph Heaters. Nottingham: Journal Office. be had of all ...
... Representation of the City.— Lord John Russell s address to the City electors, was issued on Monday. I»t would not be possible to have penned anything more vague and unsatisfactory. It commits the Noble Lord to no specific measures of reform or progress ...
... traitors. IWO JOHN RUSSLLL.—On Saturday, at the Bow Street Police Office, a middle-aged, wild - looking man, named Frederick Mundell, residing at 4, King Street, Portman Square, was charred before Mr. Henry with writing and sending to Lord John Russell • letter ...
... DANIEL DE FOE. His Life and Times. By Wm. Chadwick, Arksey, near Doncaster. Published and sold by Mr. John Russell Smith, 36, Sobosquare, London. Daniel Foe derated his life and eneniat to the defence of free institutions and good gorenunent. He was the ...
... While the sheets of our last impression were issuing from the press, Lord John Russell was addressing the House of Commons, and detailing (be measures which Ministers intend bringing forward during the present session of Parliament. The selection of the ...
... FOE. Life and Time, Bv Wm. Chadwice, Arksey, near Doncaster. Published end soil by Mr. John Russell Smith, M, Soho. marries the drtm. ...
... for a moment with Lord John Russell, to this superb conception of converting the University of Oxford into a Dame School. Very well — Lord John proposes in the first place to alter the University Constitution. We hope Lord John's constitution is superior ...