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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. At the declaration of the poll in London, Lord John Russell addressed the electors, He was received with the same cheering that welcomed him on the day of no. mination. He said—The two gentlemen who have preceded me have had to thank ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN LEEDS. ADDINSI DllOll3 TB.LIIDi INSTITUTION. A Most brilliant and successful saes, in connection with the Leeds Mechanics' Institute and Literary Society, took place on Wednesday night, under the Presidency of Lord John Russell. Lord ...
... further, that of the jue-tice of the contest in which we are engaged but one opiniou pieveils. Lord John Russell then quoted from a sp, ech of Sir John Trollope, a political opponent, to show the unanimity which prevail., and continued—with a very few ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL TO FIR HENRY Foreign Office, January 18, 1853. SlR,—According to the latest accounts received. from you the Grand Duke of Tuscany still hesitates, on the subject of the Medial. But this is a matter on which hesitation implies capital ...
... Lord John Russell, in opposing the amendments suggested, alluded to the importance he attached to the question. He remarked : —‘ Within my memory at least there has not been It is any question of greater importance than the present. one which undoubtedly ...
... Lord John Russell expressed the pein which he felt at the attempts made in this coun en feeling against the Sovereign and people of The jealousy or fear which was thus fostered was a element for the of both coun a war of aan infinitely worse a war of ...
... Lord (John Russell explained at some length the general provisions of the Bill,and the special modifications proposed for England. A county occupation franchise of £10 a-year is proposed, a provision which was in the Bill of the late Go- vernment. Certain ...
... Taz Town Council of Aberdeen conferred the freedom of the city on Lord John Russell on Wednesday lest, when his Lordship, in acknowledging the honour, alluded to one or two subjects of present political interest. As might have been. however, no information ...
... The Ministerial crisis is now past. Lord John Russell has been commanded by her Majesty to resume the reins of Government, and the country is relieved from the extreme excitement which such an unprecedented state of matters, as existed during the past ...
... Tus Reform Bills were introduced in the House of Com- mons on Thursday last—the English Bill by Lord John Russell, the Irish Bill by Mr Cardwell, and the Scottish Bill by the Lord Advocate. Rarely have changes so important been associated with the same ...
... That evening Lord John Russell, amid cheers from the Op- position, laid on the table certain correspondence respecting the proposed annexation of Savoy and Nice to France, when several questions were addressed to his Lordship by members of the House. ...
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