... camp. For a while he was able to weather the storm. The old feeling of jealousy existing between Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell told very much in his favour, and this time it was the latter that came to his aid. The first measure that Ministers presented ...

... from those who thought that a general measure should have been introduced applicable to the whole episcopal bench. Lord John Russell this year, although not in power, brought forward his resolutions with regard to national education. He proposed a large ...

... Huskisson from the Duke of Wellington's Administration. He was Foreign Minister under Lord Grey, Lord Melbourne, and Lord John Russell, and Secretary for the Home Department under Lord Aberdeen. This latter Minister having been censured ,by the House of ...

... failure of Lord Derby to carry on the affairs of the country, and the reluctance of Lord Palmerston to serve again under Lord John Russell, necessitated a coalition Ministry, and Lord Aberdeen, in a weak moment, consented to preside over it. At the beet of times ...

... almost undisputed reign of five years. In the first he had to contend against two great rivals—his former colleagues, Lord John Russell and Mr. Gladstone. In the second, both names appear in his Cabinet. The great Liberal leaders had made up their difference° ...

... at such a time, showed but too clearly how unprepared we were for a European war. We also Have reason to remember Lord John Russell's famous expedition to the Conference at Vienna, from which he returned discomfited, but we would hope a wiser, although ...

... FORMER MINISTERS. LORD RUSSELL. Lord Palmerston's death, although long delayed, came all too soon for his party. Some events, however much thought of and expected, find us at last unprepared to meet them. This was notably the case when the Liberals in ...

... RD, LUDGATE-HILL, E.C., and BACHELOR'S-WALK, DUBLIN. GENUINE ANCHOVY PASTE. THE ORIGINAL AND SUPERIOR ONLY XANIIYACTIMD IT JOHN BURGESS AND SON, 107, STRAND. ESTABLISHED 1760. THE PALL M ALL. TEM RESTAURANT is Removed to more Spacious and Commodious Premises ...

... but a few minutes before the explosions occurred. The other persons killed were John Martin, Timothy Lofthoute, James Tomlinson, Mary Ellen Bardman, Mary Ann Byrom, John Cheetham, Eliza Eltershaw, Mary (tittered, Moses Beckett, and Thomas Eryden. The ...

... Lord Sandon, and Mr. Stephen Cave. Mr. &later Booth (introduced by Sir John Hay and Mr. Scourfield), Sir M. H. Beach (introduced by Mr. Gregory and Mr. liolker), Mr. Hart Dyke, Sir John Icarslake, Mr. Rowland Wina, Dr. Ball (introduced by Mr. Pluniiett and ...

... of State were Lord Stanley, Mr. Walpole, Lord Cranborne, Lord Carnarvon, and General Peel. Her John Pakington was made First Lord of the Admiralty ; Lord John Manners, First Commissioner of Works ; the Duke of Richmond, President of the Board of Trade; ...

... Lord John Manners, M.P., Sir R. 13aggallay. M.P., Mr. W. H. Smith, M.P., Mr. Hart Dyke, M..P., Mr. Twells, M.P., Mr. Alderman Cotton, M.P., Mr. Watney, Mr. Gordon, M.P., Sir C. Mills, M.P., Mr. Peck, M.P., Colonel Taylor, M.P., Sir C. Russell, ALP., ...