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... Lord John Russell to Mr. Hume. Balmoral, Sept. 5, 1849- Sir, have had the honor of receiving your letter of the 31st of August—written in your capacity of chairman of a committee of Members of Parliament and others, which has been formed in aid of the ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE MANCHESTER CONFERENCE. As we anticipated, Lord John Russell declined the dictation of the Manchester coterie. Feeling the responsibility of the high office which he fills, he considered it incumbent on him to endeavour to do ...
... MR HUME AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The following letter has been addressed by Joseph Hume, M.P., to Mr C. D. Collett Burnley Hall, 10th October, 1852. Dear Sir,—Your letter of the 7th instant only reached me yesterday, and hasten to answer your question ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AS A DIPLOMATIST. (From the Sun.) We confess to some misgivings respecting onr represen- tative at Vienna He has ever been a ready tool of the Goburgs, and well we know what they want. Lord John wants the grand essential of the hour ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE PATRIOTIC FUND. Meetings are being held in every part of England in behalf of this fund. The city of* London meeting on Thursday was largely attended by the me chants and bankers, and the subscription list was headed bv Bank of ...
... 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 LORD GREY. A lively correspondence between Lord Grey and Lord John Russell has been published. Lord Grey, in his late anti-reform speech, accused Lord John of having committed his colleaguec the question of reform upon ...
... 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 ...
... Speaking of Lord John Russell, Mr' I hare no doubt the noble Lord is perfectly convinced of the justice and truth of the sentiments he expressed in 1852. Anything that falls from his lips on such a subject--or, upon any subject—as Secretary of State for ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT 111GH MASS. The Sit:36(l4rd has received the following letter from a gentleman, upon whose veracity it can place implicit reliance : VIZNNi, April 9.—Yesterday was Easter Sunday, and while poor Mr Johnston, our worthy Episcopalian ...
... JOHN RUSSELL AND THE REPRESENTATION OF LONDON. The Admertuer that Lord J. Russell bas, within the last ten or twelve hourß, resolved, contrary not only to all expectations, but contrary to hi* own express intentions, solicit anew the suffrages of the ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE CORN LAWS. (From the Glasgow Courier.) During the last month the world has bqen reminded by the Edinburgh journals of Lord John Russell's presence the North. The municipality of the Scottish metropolis made him a burgess, and ...