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... Battles your guide. , A. E PISTLE .FROM WM. LORD RUSSELL. (From the Statesman.) XiTe extract the subjoined lines from a Poem, lately pu lished, its title is as follows:-' An Epistle from Wiliam Lord Russell ?? Lord Cavendish; sup- possd to have been written ...
... Ard lobagd (as just now) to be loyal and tamne, S his gingerbread Moloch he set up again, A td to feist the foul idol a Russell was slain! Long ear'd Johmnn, Lick spittle Johnny, You'll find it out, Johnny-high up, gee ho! A ld Johnny was soon in a pitiful ...
... has been fitted up (under the directions of the comrmittee) ois for the lectures, &c. until the buildings are erected intst Russel-street. The rnons appeared to us, on the whole, test well adapted to the purpose; and, by the addition of side- and galleries ...
... room being neary ied, and the meeting was conducted with the greatest orer and unanimity About. half-past seven o'clock, Mr. John Ewing was calle to the chair, and in open- ing the business he entreated a patient hearing for any who 'ilight wvish to addeeso ...
... without completely praifying the reputation Al of the university. The Chancellor will not deny that I on the Br veydyon which Russell was executed, this same universit im passed their famous decree, condemning formally,, as imtpioust mi and heretical, prpstos ...
... should have had a place this week, had not of the re tuisite space been imperiously required for our report of di Lord John Russell's speech. There is one~polnt of great irupor- tb tance In the letter of our correspondent, relative to the present d, nahappy ...
... tlgthleconl- .thinnted use of lead, atid esibjeatitug ibtS petstieoetts tO all its ' pernicious ~feat5, Lt tSzL9 Oi Kxecs.-John Dc5kson, a stubborm English- tpall, being comnndamded by an olficer of the ordnance to veer Ihis boat, rhd gie' place to the ...
... oppressed, Sent Altlhorp, Brougham, and Grey. ;CHORUS. The title of Russell's renown'd F Fer heroic-deeds of high facrne In all British annals 'tis found Titat Irussell's appatriot name. Lord John then could not temain still, - His country to robbers a prey ...
... indebted for rd, the provisions of the Reforni Bill by giving their ofihipring the il- em lustrious namaes of Grey and 'Russell. CftARA CITER OF l itlU. P 1en OF EGYPT.-No one has at-. in- temipted'to conceal that there is in the temper of Mothamamed ...
... IC -T .i TA3&EKS IINTOXO , , , E , --IODaOI TO LRD JOHN RUSSELL- z , OPeatj a 'Rou n atLpuilO t wintun4e QuYsucha sy VIceur-{,Or44!rp'n-ur¢7 :ne eill do; 1.. :Tub5 AocgO bno cn't O Or it; :,Tizil e73i~r then vetfmi4 tA ligh and lhrokgh- s1ed, in bebalf ...
... SO ANAGFtAAS. Earle Grey-Rare elegy. Lord Brotgharn and Vauxe%..Ho rude rum ISZ Lord Althorpe-Dolt Iroar help! Lord John Russell-He sold ruin tolls. A Clauical Horse.deajer.-A horse-dealer in the Atbe sian city of'Oxford, who is familiarly designated ...
... JEU D'ESPRIT. On the Speech of John Kearsleg, Esq. Member for Wigan, on d n the last Reading of the Reform Bill, March 22, 1832. d ler ed. Says Wigan John, I've read the Bill, tin And if its framers had my Will, nd I'd send them all to onod; fr. But as ...