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... JOHN RUSSELL. We are enabled to announce that the Prime Minister will have occasion to pay second visit to this country, and that a polite invitation for that purpose was conveyed to him in the afternoon Saturday last, bearing the signature of Messrs ...
... JOHN RUSSELL. The deputation consisted of E.iward Desn Freeman, Exq., High Sheriff of the County Cork; Sir James Anderson, Bart.; the Very Rev. D. M. Collins, P.P. of Mallow ; the Rev. H. Somerviile, Rector of Doneraile ; and the Rev. C. B. Gibson, Secretary ...
... JOHN RUSSELL Respectfully direct* the atteuliou of intending purclutM-ra Lis PRESENT STOCK, Which ail! found tc with oovclliei at worthy special nolle-. THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. I’n the ma&igenuat of aiti&t ***iug ta and e»j“'rlcuc'-. avery article ...
... JOHN RUSSELL. TO ALTHORP AND LORD SjUrrday, o’clock, about ibree hurdle member* ite House of who have nifters during the of re«orru bill, *ki down • ftumpiQous din tier in the Sialios'ers* Hall, Ludga e Hill. them io the above noblenun a« tnaik their ...
... LORD JOHN RU The Minister-expectant bas been making a speech at Glas- gow, on the occasion of his being with the freedom of that ancient borough. We give the effusion at full length, although it little deserves euch a mark of distinction. There is nothing ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The following paragraph is taken from the Globe of Saturday, the accredited organ of the Whigs : As considerable misapprehension appears to exist regarding Lord John Russell’s position in the present government, and as it has even been ...
... THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JOHN RUSSELL. We believe it was Theodore Hookb who designated the present noble little Premier as an illustrious maggot. It is a pity the wit did not live to see an advertisement in the last number of the Spectator, announcing, ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. LIQUIDATION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT. Lord —ln your recent porte-feuilie, the French would, with more than English elegance, denominate it, your Chancellor of the Exchequer, in disposing of the surplus of last year’s revenue remaining ...
... THE END OF JOHN RUSSELL. WEDNESDAY, APBIL 28, 1852. Ib a house of 480 members, Lord John Russell was, on Monday night, solemnly deposed from his usurped office of leader of opposition by the votes of 315 representatives of the people. In addressing our ...
... Both these ‘oung men were members of the Sarsfield Club, and had contributed, by great personal exertion and risk, to protect John Mitchel against the attack upon him in Limerick at the late soiree. The olice also made a diligent search Dublin, who had been ...
... TO LORD JOHN RIESSELL not desolate.”—Genesis xlviii. v. 19. “ And give us seed that we m.y live, aud not die: that the Jand be My Lorp—You oceupy, at this moment, a position of awful responsibility. A famine prevails in two portions of the realm : the ...
... ORD JOHN RUSSELL. The following caustic remarks upon the miserable po- sition to which Lord John Russell has been reduced, we transfer to our columns from the Times of Wednesday :— “ We hope that Lord John ...