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... Co., 17, Johnson's Court.) 6d. net. The Task of Rationalism : In Retrospect and Prospect. Conway Memorial Lecture by John Russell, M.A. (Watts and Co) 6d. net. Th- Morality of Interest : An Appeal to those who Benefit by It. By the Rev. Odell N. ...
... higher wages. They were sent in a convict-ship to Van Diemen's land, but were eventually released at the instance of Lord John Russell. ...
... conceive. There have also been plain and pointed incitements to violence, addressed directly to the poor and destitute. Lord John Russell, if we mistake not, it was who said that he would only believe in the existence of distress when ricks were blazing and ...
... the misery and torture of slow starvation with the quietness and patience the masses of our people display. It was Lord John Russell, we believe, who said that he would never believe in popular discontent tritil ricks were fired and shops were sacked, ...
... 'Tr, Secretary . To the Right Hon. Lcrd John ku,sell, Secretary of State for the Home bepartment, The answer received to this was the following :-- Whitehall, September 6, 1537. am directed try Lord John Russell to inform you, in reply to sour letter of ...
... calls him Bobbie I'll throw a slug at him.) I only know three men with Parliamentary courage, said Gladstone. Lord John Russell, Palmerston, and Disraeli. Morley says that when this was uttered, someone suggested a modern name. No doubt Chamberlain's ...
... quali:y—preferably in both—is thus the need of the hour. How very far from the time when an English statesman could Ray (Lord John Russell in his essay on the English ConsLitution ) : It is in this point of view that the increase of a standing army is really ...
... O ) 2,943 *Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Bart 2,929 Dr. J. Munro Campbell *Robt. G. Blair (8.5. P.) 2,564 Jas. D . Macdougall (8.5. P.) *Rev. B. Atkinson (R.C.) Unsuccessful: Robt. S. Brown, *Rev. S. D. McConnell, Wm. M. Nairn, John Russell. *Rev. A. Walker ...
... School Clubs, Employment Exchanges, etc., by various authors, of which Prof. Findlay, Miss Mary Macarthur, Philip Snowden, John Russell, and Arnold Freeman are a few. Some idea of the ideals expressed can be gathered from the fonowing:— The keynote of modern ...
... Morley. The cake is too small, said Disraeli looking on sardonically. The Liberals will never stand it, said Lord John Russell when the Conservative (Peelite) side of the Coalition was too insistent. _ _ _ Morley reflects elsewhere in his biography ...
... chair will be taken by Mr. J. M. Robertson, M.P., and the speakers will include Mrs. Bradlaugh Bonner, Mr. G. W. Foote, Mr. John Russell, M.A., and Mr. S. H. Swinney. Further particulars and tickets may be obtained from the Hon. Secretary, 38, Cutaitor Street ...
... inclined to pessimism, of the wrong kind. What, he asks impressively, did the old Liberalism—the Melbourne, Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston Liberalism of the Greys, Lord Althorp, Lord —mean? God knows, and I could give a good guess. Like the ...