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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN THE CITY. Lord John Russell made his appearance at the London Tavern on Tuesday, and was certainly very well received by a Closely packed column of roarers specially hired and drilled for the occasion, who acted, it must he owned ...
... DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL On Tuesday evening Lord John Russell was entertained at a public dinner in the Gloucester Hotel, Bristol. Covers were laid for 400 persons. J. G. Smith, Esq. presided. The object was to present a piece of pl a t e t o hi s ...
... return at the next election. To begin with the Magnus Apollo of the lot, Lord John Russell. He will be ignominiously defeated. Lord Palmerston, who bought Tiverton as Lord John Russell bought Stroud, may be returned again for that independent borough; but the ...
... largest, portion of the inhabitants of the county of Devon are totally unrepresented? As for Lord John Russell, we only know, from the fact of his election, that we have such a representative. He has ever shown as much indifference about the interests ...
... 6339 Sir M. Wood 6315 • Mr. Lyall 6290 Lord John Russell . . 6221 Mr. Attwood 6212 Mr. Pattison • . . . 6070 Mr. Crawford 6065 Alderman Pine . . 6017 Thus leaving the return of members in favour of Mr. John Masterman, Sir Matthew Wood, Alderman and Baronet ...
... Bill, Lord John Russell, one of the concocters of that measure, was returned to Parliament at the head of the poll, and with a majority of 567 votes over those of the Conservative candidate. In 18 - 35, at the general election, Lord John Russell was permitted ...
... Bill, Lord John 1 Russell, one of the concoeters of that measure, was returned to Parliament at the head of the poll, and with amajority of 567 votes over those of the Conservative candidate. In 1835, at the general election, Lord John Russell was permitted ...
... ,L. sed by the noble lord ( Lord John Russell), might be of use.. I th e Proposed as an amendment, that the inquiry be confined to ;working classes in populous manufacturing districts and p i niAg districts.—Mr. BAINES seemed to take the same view 2 ° ...
... man like Lord John Russell to make a gratuitous offer of friendship, and then fly from it, as he did, without the slightest reason for doing so. We believe that Lord Londonderry had an opportunity of speaking his mind to Lord John Russell at Devonshire-house ...
... BRIBERY LAWS, Lord JOHN RUSSELL obtained leave to bring in a bill to repeal the statutes relative to bribery and corruption at the election of members of parliament, and to amend and render mbre effectual the law relating thereto. DEATH FOR FORGERY. The ...
... of Lord John Russell's election for the city of London, we subjoin the different (different, indeed) returns. Here is his lordship's committee's statement on Tuesday evening, repeated by the Ministerial journals on Wednesday morning : Russell - 6323 Wood ...
... of Lord John Russell's resolution be— that the Protestants become Catholics, and return to the folds from which their fathers strayed. And why should not the prediction be made good rather than the excommunicating principle of Lord John Russell triumph ...