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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL After his re-election on Friday, Lord John Raneell said In touching on the subject of the war, lam happy to say that the opinion given by Lord Derby at the Mansion House is an opinion in which I can entirely and unfeignedly concur. It ...
... LORI) JOHN RUSSELL ON EDUCATION. lkol J. !tumuli on Monday nt the aonnal eieruilig of the British and Foreign school Sim iety. In 'edging a vote of Bowan/Awards the close of the proceedings, his Lordship said— I cannot but feel a great gra Aeration in ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE CATHOLIC MEMBERS. LORD ABERDEEN may well take tap the language of Our great national poet when addressing a certain personage, and applying it to Lord John Bushell, exclaim Black be your fa ; Ye've glen the Cabinet a ahog 'taut ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT ABERDEEN. It the shrewd Burgesses of Aberdeen cherished any expectation that their ovation to Lord John Russell, last Wednesday, would induce him to bestow on them some slight modicum of hie confidence, respecting the Ministerial ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON REFORM AND THE BALLOT. The four Liberal members for the City of London addressed a meeting of the Liberal electors on Friday at the London Tavern. Sir J. Duke spoke first. He announced himself a Reformer. and agreed with Lord John ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE VIENNA The Post says there is reason to believe that further correspondence concerning the Vienna Conferences, which will be laid before the house, will throw much additional light on those negotiations, and especially as to ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND MR CiLeDSTONE. The six year's 000dnot of foreign affairs by Lord John did not appar ntly impels foreign statesmen with any mar scofidattoe io his ability, firmoesa and judgment, if we may judge from the °otiose; which are given in ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GREENOCK. On Monday an address was presented by the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of Greenock, to the Right Ilan. or.l John Russell, who is at present residing at Roseneath Douse, one of the scats of the Duke of Argyll. The ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE WAR. Lord John Russell again addressed the electors of the city on Monday. On the war question he said :—The conclusion to which he had come was that the great powers who had been concerned in the matter had been, both of them—Austria ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON PARLIAMENTARY PROSPECTS. At the declaration of the poll at Guildhall on Monday, Lord John Russell, in returning thanks to the elector, thus alluded to what would be expected of the new Parliament : Now, gentlemen, let me say a word ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON NMI REPUDIATION. Several of the Irish unions have evinced a determination not to refund the advances made by the Treasury, to meet the distress arising from the late famine in that island. The following letter on the subject, from ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND EARL GREY. The Globe of Wednesday publishes a correspondence between Lord John Russell and hart Grey on the subject of the Reform BilL The first letter is from Earl (frey as follows: Carlton House Termite, May 5, 18G0. Dear Lord ...