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... especially patronizing Lord John Russell, the only man who can carry a reform bill; and, therefore, as deserving the unreserved confidence and support of all who call themselves reformers. The ** reason why Lord John Russell should be supported as a p ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE CORN LAWS, The ceremony of presenting Lord John Russell with the freedom ot the city of (llasgow took place on Monday the 12th, in the City Hall. In the course of his speech, in returning thanks, his lordship alluding to the measures ...
... ADDRESS OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL TO THE ELECTORS OF LONDON. Subjoined is the addres* of Lord John Russell to the electors of London, soliciting their suffrages for his reelection, in consequence of bis having joined the Government of Lord Palmerston : “TO ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSREl. AND THE DUKE OF I NEWCASTLE. The explanation of LordJohn Russell on the causes of his resignation created at first a strong impression in his favour, as it was assumed that he spoke the truth. But the Duke of Newcastle's speech, if ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THlE PAPA], AGGRESSION. I 'TO THE RIGHT REV. TIHE BISHIOI' OF DUhIHEAM. Mr. dear Lord-1 agree with you in considering the late a6gge sion of the Pope upon our Protestalntisn' .' ?? i and insidious, and 1 therefore feel as indignant ...
... some of the reasons given by Ministers for rejecting t the plan Lord Jou.N RUSSELL stood pledged to exert f himself to the utmost to get adopted by them! And i Lord JOHN RUSSELL remains a member of the Ministry who thus speak of a plan he brought home ...
... ?? LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND IllS COL- LEAGUES. . .. . . - . , . . I ore t LE;tiU:. ca- ?? the debate upon Mr. G. I. MIOORE'S IDOtiOn ODt Wit ITuesday night, relative to the Irish Church, Lord wel ?? .by JOHN RUSSELL spoke warmly and strougly; using a's ltj ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE PATRIOTIC FUND. * .t mfOn of merchants. bankers, and others, I-Atea great meeting of merchants, bankers, and others, r-held on Thursday ait the Egyptian Hall, Mansion H-ouse, for ithe purpose. of talking into .consideration the ...
... ! LORDQJgh RUSSJLL OIB R. WILBERFORCE| tord John Russeil bag'eddiessed thie fllow ig letter to Alr. - W'ilberfri~ce:-: - Wi '1uixTlb nlD WELLsi itUG. 3, 1820. | Sit-I aitrrevs to ?? n public letter, Ibecause you .1are a pujlici natnon iwdom much dependis ...
... I SPEECH OF LOAD JOHN RUSSELL, AT PLYOUTH. I On 'Tuesday last, Lord John Rmssell was presented with the freedom of the Borough of Plymouth. At the dinner which followed, he addressed the company in a speech of which the following are extracts :_ THE ...
... LORD PALMERSTON PUFFING LORD JOHN RUSSELL. m- as A - -- ?? !. - .1- -r - I On Wednesday evening, the Master and Wardens of the Worshipful Company of Salters entertained Lord Pal- merston, Lord John Russell, and other distinguished guests, in their magnificent ...
... DR. HAMPDEN’S LETTER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The following letter from Dr. Hampden to Lord John Russell has just been published : TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Lord, —It is indeed painful to an honest ...