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... Prime Minister; indeed, the Queen sent for him in 1859 when was embarrassed the rival claim, of Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston, but ultimately Lord John agreed to serve under his old rival, and Granville was releasee! from responsibility which was not ...
... that the front dashed out from behind » hedge right n of the car. A fine of £l5 and ms. was imposed. ADMIRAL A COLLISION. John Russell Fisher f d aU f®fincd Radclilfo-buildings, Clerkenw w £lO, or two months' mprisonment at^Mary bone yesterday for driving ...
... retirement from the Lower House. While member of the House of Commons he had been Lord of the Treasury in 1846-7, Lord John Russell first Administration. and Secretary to the *“ *e same Administration from 1847 till 1861. acted from 1847 to 1849 member ...
... Salatin, Sutton, Barrey, Robert William Prloe, in bis year. MDBSELL.—On April Holmfield, Ripon, Grace, widow of the lab* John Russell, aged 71. BANDERS.—ApriI 6, at Leeds, aged years. Thomas Willia, second son the late Joseph Alfred Sanders, Leeds. The ...
... I The question was whether it waa cwn for a Government to bralen to retain office. But. to ■PP*** p, te»miMn did Lord John Russell in 1841. That in Mar. 1841. was defeated m*)oniJ Then wkb cry that should resign, but w.mld not. and did not thatuntil ...
... tha* it was possible for the Foreign Office act with moat effect when it adopted quic* and unostentatious method. Lord John Russell praise waa emphatic. “I very sorry that the country will lose one tho best Foreign Secre. tariea it ever had. When Lord ...
... famous Committee of lour who drew up the Reform Bill. hi. colleague, in that important task being laird Durham. Loiffi John Russell, and Lord Duncannon. alter whom the famous street near Ch«ring-cro*» wat called. Sir Jamrs Graham waa Firat Lord tho Admiralty ...
... the Government by a majority of 25, and afterwards an amended Address virtually nullifying former one was carried Lord John Russell with majority of 83, Mote esses might be cited; but these instances ate sufficient to show that Governments with large ...
... jtri* of th* matters, is the best authority we e.io have to Hr. riewr. not sure, however, tb.il I to the full l> with Lord John Russell Mr. Gladstone. They carried their dnctnnry aerU«n occasions to the very cxtre* limits, but we arc not driving fair snd ...
... Mr. John points owe curious contrast between English and American fublic life. In our own country for more than century many of our loading statesmen bats been accomplished men of letters and students, not authors. Kuch wore Fox. Canning. Lord John Russell ...
... The book interesting alike in the political and sense. FOROOTTK.X JOHN RCSSELL. being Letters Sian Bu.ineas. 1724-1751. \rrnngetl bv Kvtn Miicham. (E. Arnold. I 2« 6d.l Of this John Russell history beyond what Ibis colleflion of letters tells us. not much ...