... true, as he says, that he might have refused to resign, but then he could have been summarily dismissed. Thus in 1851 Lord John Russell wrote to her Majesty advising that Lord Palmerston (for an infringement of his instructions) should be required to give ...

... [hen follows a fine passage which vividly recalls a message given by a Jewish prophet to a Jewish king, and one by Lord John Russell to the English bishops:- Wake thee I 0 land, that art sleeping, Ere the sun striketh the border While the daylight is creeping; ...

... 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. ...

... in a Conservative Cabinet, or two, much as he had been 1 a transient and embarrassed phantom as Prime Minister; Lord John Russell led Lord Aberdeen a terrible life, though Lord Palmerston subsequently kept him in order. But the assumption of the lower ...

... 183.4, to April, 1835, four months, and again for four years and nine months,>from September, 1841, to June, 1846. Lord John Russell held office altogether six years and two months. He succeededPeelinjuly,1846. HeIandhis colleagues resigned in February ...

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

... cotintry., .' ' DEATH OF MR. HENRY RUSSELL. FATHER OF' MR. CLARK RUSSELL. Mr. Henry Russell, the singer and writer of songs, died at his:residence in London early this morning, after a fewv weeks' illness. Mr. Rus'sell was born at Sheerness ak far back' ...

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... GLADSTONIAN RADICALISM, A TALK WITH MR. G. W. E. RUSSELL. [By HAROLD BEGBIE.] READER, if thou hast ever confused thy mind by a study of Mre Russell's political speeches, it is a thousand to one that thbu hash pictured the orator to thyself as a shaggy ...

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... H. Hensley Henson, 11.30. ST. MARGARET'S, Westminster.-Canon Armitage Robinson, 11.30; the Rev. G. Warre-Cornish, 7. ST. JOHNS. Westminster.-Canon Wilberforce, 11 and 7. ST. MARKS, North Audley-street.-The Rev. R. H. Hadden, 11. ST. JAMES'S, Piccadilly ...

... muskets, cutlasses, and pistols. MR. T. W. RUSSELL AND LAND PURCHASE. A meeting was held at Cookstown on Saturday in support of Mr. T. W. Russell's Compulsory Land Purchase scheme. The Irish landlord was; Mr. Russell said, like the sleeping partner of the ...