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... entire disapproval—a feeling which I did not attempt conceal, as Lord John Russell can testify. Considering the inconvenience which I saw would ensue from the manner in which Lord John Russell had given that pledge, and with the opinion I entertained and avowed ...
... treatment of suspected persons. I am, &c., J. Russell. The following important extract from a letter by Lord John Russell explains the policy of Great Britain in its bearing upon Naples : Lord J. Russell to Mr. Elliot. Foreign Office, Jan. 16, 1860. It ...
... Lord John Russell observed last evening : was obvious if the Emperor of the French was absolutely bound to make certain relaxations duty and to remove certain prohibitions, and if the Queen was only bound to recommend Farliament the abolition of the duties ...
... COVBNT-GARDHN PROMBN CONCERTS. COTENT-O ARDEN THEATRE. EVERT EVENING at EIGHT. Under the Bole Dtieotloa of Hr. JOHN RUSSELL. THIS EVENING the Programme will Include-8on*» bjrMdme. Jetty Treff* Mr. W. Moryaa—Solos Hr. J. M. TTehll, Messrs. Laisms, Wlnterbottom ...
... Cl OV E T-G ARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE—EVERY BVENINOat EIGHT Uador the Sole Direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Nights Selection of Claeelcal Mnelo-other Miioellaneona. The Programme le varied every evening. Con. doctor—Signor BOTTESISI; ...
... COVENT- GARDEN THEATRE. COTENT-OAR >EN CONCERTS. EVERY EVENING at EIGHT. th. Sole Direction of Sir JOHN RUSSELL. PiMtPart th# Concert EVENING wilt conG.tot the (oUawlnx works of BeetiicnaTh. Fwtcnl Symphony (the entire work|; Adelaida, performed the ...
... OV T-G PROMENADE CONCH RTS. COVENT-GAUDEN THRATBB—HTHRY EVENING at KIOUT (bo 8«1« Diroetioa of Ur. JOHN RUSSELL. 'l*hurj lay Nijibta of Muslo-otUtr nlghta Mtsuellaneoua. Tbo )*rograaiiue I* variwl evary evening. Conduutor—ftiguor HOT ESIN I; ami for tbs ...
... OILLOTT’3 PBNS. throughout World. COTEKT-OABDEN PBOMBNADE CONCERTS. THEATER—EVERT EVENING >t BIGHT Uadar th* Rote Diiaotloa Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Itanty Nl|kU CUuleal Uuaic-othar nlfhta MlaeaUaaaooa. Tka Prograoima la tarlad avary aTanisg. Condoator-ainer BOTTESINI: ...
... despatch communicated to Lord John Russell, on Dec. 24 I have the honour to transmit to your Excellency herewith the text despatch which Lord A. Loftus read to me, and of whicli he gave me a copy. In this paper, Lord John Russell undertakes again to explain ...
... Shilling. JALY for the ITALIANS, and CHINA for the . CHINESE. A Letter to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, M.P., with Supplementary Notes and Appendix. JOHN SCARTH, Author of Twelve Years in China; the People, the Rebels, and the Mandarins;” and “Is our ...
... of the Two Sicilies, to deliver letter from his Sovereign ; To which audience he was introduced by the Right lion. Lord John Russell, her Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. ...
... World. CIOVENT-GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS CO VENT-CARDEN THEATER—EVERY EVENING at EIGHT Under the Sole Direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Than tor Nights Selection of Classical Music—other nights riu>j»n*neoiu. The Programme is varied every evening. Con- ...