... it' a policy of peace, as affirmed byh ichard Cobdeg and John-Bright. aud further' asserting its adherence to the orni- forni Liberal tradition maintained by Fox, Can- ninlg. Lord John Russell. and Mr Glaldstone, of iiptipirain3d stimliaig the indeotidence ...

... the Conservative benches to the removal ef the Jewish Disabilities Bill, whichl was introduced again and again by Lord John Russell, the Liberal Prime Minister, and immediate predecessor of Mr. Gladstone The Parlia, meotary wrangle over the admission ...

... accept- this iiitinnaoion.4 RUSSELL.-On the 9th Jorne. at_ -Ne-on., Fri-1 Columbia, Edmund Clowoee. Rtrssell. eldest sollf h late John Russell, of Leek, Staffordshire0 aged3. In Memoriam, SWALES---In lovinag memnory o& John Swaes, of~ E~ar> fall. House ...

... of events, says the Westminster CaGre, that he shout be the son of the great Protestant Bishop of Durham, to whom Lord John t Russell addressed his famous letter on the Papal aggres- i sion, while he Married his daughter. 0 B3ishop Ridding will soon have ...

... importance of a policy of peace, as affirmed by Richard =,ten and John Bright, and further asserting its adherence to the uniform Idberal tradition, maintained by Fox, Canning, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Glad- stone, of supporting and stimulating the inde ...

... bringing out inimcdiateld a volumo on Pinwell and his Works, by br. C. G. Williamson, whose mono- graphs on Richard Cosway and John Russell, R.A., have long been out of prit., and command high prices, The Pinwoll volume will be illus- trated with about fifty ...

... huntsmen in Mr. Russell's an, Mr. Osbaldis. ton's day, but it is admittedi take him all in all, 1 tbat no man knew so well how to find, how to bunt, and how to kill a fox as John Russell. A little pamphlet entitled Osbaldiston and Russell tells us: Mr ...

... smuggled into the countries they were intended to arouse. In all this there was nothing of which Lord Pal- merston, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Gladstone would not have heartily approved. But in Mr. Cowen, young and obscure, it required some courage to ally ...

... his clerk. I-ewill not be tempted to follow the example of Lord Palmerston, who defied first Lord Melbourne and then Lord John Russell, until he was himself dismissed. At the War Office Lord Lansdowne has been punctual, industrious, civil, and obliging. ...

... Liberals, with two clonservative candidates a long way behind. The City never had. with the possible exceptioins of Lord John Russell and Mir. Grote, a hoetter representativr, than Nfr. Goschen. He was a thorough man of business, and, what is more, a c ...

... reason:- Mr. John Bright himself seemed inclined to accept the central doctrine of Conservatism, that it is better to endure almost any political evil than to risk a breach of the historic con- tinuity of Government. In 1860, Lord Russell's mild offer ...

... his name to Denison on inheriting the vast wealth of his maternal uncle, Mr William Denison, and a few years later Lord John Russell made him a Peer. Mr Denison left his fortune in strict settlement, with directions that it should be invested in land, ...