... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. There were rumour* this week of the probable resignation of Lord John Russell. It ii likely he will shortly imitate the example of Guizot, and make way for other men. There is strong resemblance between him and the literary French ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The Daily News now feels convinced, not only that Lord John Russell will be returned for the city at the coming election, but that there is a prospect of his heading the poll. ST. THOMAS’S CHARTER-HOUSE SCHOOLS. Prince Albert yesterday ...

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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Bath, Sept. 2j. —The deputation appointed the Taunton meeting to present address to Lord J. Russell, consisted of Sir Thomas Lethbridge, Bart., the Rev. W. P. Thomas, Doctors Blake and Kiiiglake, J. Snowden, R. King, A. Cross, J. Beauchamp ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Mr. William Law, the Premier’s secretary, has acknowledged the receipt by his lordship of Mr. Mackey's pamphlet-44 Depopulation Illegal and a Crime.” We take the following extract from the letter which Mr. Mackey sent with the pamphlet ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Lord observe that you have the assurance to attribute the fall the late administration to the combination of the landed interest against you ; but I beg you to to Norwich Cathedral and look at the monument Sir F. Chantrey to the ...

... The c' was crowded, aod about one Priests, belonging to thie and the neigh counties, etreet, on the occasion. — LORD Jt JOHN RUSSELL, ymour, A req isition for a a public. dinner to Lord Joba ‘Ru » » CCE JE) SW Nee received upwards of 500 of our most his ...

... Lord John Russell. The I*ord Steward. The Lord Chamberlain. The Master of the Horse. The Mistress of the Robes. The Lady in Waiting. Maids of Honor—Hon. Miss Cocks and Miss Cavendish. Viscount Torrington. The Hon Major Keppcl. Lord Alfred Paget. Mrs. ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ace happy to are, both the Sherbournpand Plymouth journals, that the eh*clnrs of Devonshire are duly sensible ul Lord John KusaeU's great merit*, and are resolved bring him iu for Devonshire, when be called upon to vacate bis •eat, ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Mv Loftu_la th« unprecedcateiJ rapidity of spread of public diacMtcnt. your lordsbip nu ...

... in the internal development of English liberty that Lord John Russell has won his chief laurels. When Lord Castlereagh, iu 1817, proposed the suspension of the Habeas Corpus bill, Lord John Russell indignantly exclaimed, talk great deal too much about the ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The noble rejected of South Devon has sought an asylum Stroud, Colonel Fox, son of Lord Holland, and sou-inlaw to the King, having vacated his scat for that place in fa vor of the Church spoliating scion of the house of HcnKOKU. The ...