... said the Chancellor of the Exchequer, “ Sir Robert Peel expressed himself perfectly satisfied with the assurance of Lord John Russell that the new Parliament would be called together as early as possible, and interposed no difficulty in the granting of ...

... rebel cruisers,” and remarks:—“The case as we present it Is concise and conclusive. As early as the of May, 1861, Lord John Russell, who was Secretary for Foreign Affairs, announced to the Ilonsc of Commons that, after having consulted with the law officers ...

... Murray's Series of “Choice Travels and Adventures. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Published this 8»o.. price *s.6A. LETTER to the Right Hon. CHIOHhblUlt POETEiCUE. M.P., on the STATE of IRELAND. By JOHN EARL RUSSELL. K.G. London : Longmans, Oreen, and Co , P ...

... discover this ? What has convinced him Has he been a concealed opponent of ecclesiastical endowment all along Since Lord John Russell gave up political prestidigitation, Mr. Gladstone has resolved to show that he can excel his instructor : by-and-by he ...

... band, should the Ministry bare rewired to meet Parliament, and to through exactly the same course procedure which Lord John Russell went thraagh in 1811, we sbonld then hare been treated some indignant remarks about the ‘ unworthy clinging to office,’ ...

... Derby was called upon to assume the reins of government which had fallen from the impotent hands of his predecessor, Lord John Russell, the Reformer par excellence, and one, if not the chief, promulgator of the doctrine of “finality.” The Liberals had been ...

... cbeera. He remarked that for many years he 1 aoneht obtain tbe extension coonty representation in England. In 1851, Lord John Russell introduced bill for giving additional representation to the counties, and thespeaker bad supported that proposal. The ...

... relative to the basis upon which public assistance might be extended to Roman Cilholic schools. Among the heads suggested Lord John Russell for Ibis purpose the fifth was, children, whose parents conscientiously object to the religious instruction, permitted ...

... Derby, and I was one of those who expressed to him their disappointment at his refusal. His subsequent gravitation to Lord John Russell was a heavier blow, and loet us many votes. Still we urged that this was not in itself such a change as would justify ...

... Regent-etreet, W.; and 30. road, Brtghto a Orlginallr 1667. Ist Lancashire Artillery Volunteer Corps—First Lieutenant John Russell Molt to be Captain, vice Neill, resigned. Jan. 7; Second Lieutenant George Thomas to be First lieutenant, vice Holt, promoted ...

... bill to disfranehiM dockyard men from what bia mother and sister bad suffered, and aet (“No, was Mr. Gladstone and Lord John Russell, and work to examino the approaches to the door Inside - cheers). He disapproved of that clause, but supported tbe end ...

... however, the circumstances were altogether changed, and it is question whether, in the interests of the public good, Lord John Russell did not commit an act of great impropriety and no little audacity in presuming to usurp the government of a Palmerston ...