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... acknowledge that bad discharged his duly. _ A resolution, declaring Lord John Russell to eminently qualified to fill the vacancy, was then unanimously agreed to. Lord John Russell, who was greeted with loud cheers, addressed the meeting to the following ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT BRISTOL. On Friday evening his lordship accepted the invitation of the Corporation and the magistracy of Bristol to a banquet, which took place in the Merchants’ Hall, on scale of great splendour. The two principal tables were laid ...
... JOHN RUSSELL Mr. eft . /,/-'-.,.-;,• in ! if his iorcifkrp and Mr. •-; ■'• to*** Saturday the tr.xrtWh infer,, the roe Lin, 1 H'ineheth-r, twelve, they partkaiurh /elicit their Friends, and ef tfitir nance then, atariadditional mark iftAi our. (f%~ Dinner ...
... to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late John Strother Ancrum, Esq. of Canonbury Grove, Middlesex. DEATHS.âAt his seat at Melchburn, Bedfordshire, the Right Hon. St. Andrew Lord St. John, Baron St. John of Bletso in the 39th year of his age; he has ...
... and proposed Lord John Russell, and the Cause of Civil and Religious Liberty all over the world.” The toast was received with great enthusiasm, and the band played Saw ye Johnny comin,” amidst loud cheering and lauahter. Lord John Russell addressed the meeting ...
... of the problem could be successfully based. The resolution of Lord John Russell was, he thought, vexatious and vague, and he trusted that the house would not, by frustrate the chance now offered of passing a Reform Dili in the present session, with the ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT BRISTOL. 'to the presence of Lord El K in in Canada think it highly _ »di-sirahle that they should again be able to resume the posi- On cdnesday the opening of the e , tion which they are entitled to occupy, and I have come rooms ...
... PREFERRED.—The Rev. John Russell, M.A. and late Student of Christ Church, Oxford, unanimously elected Muster of the Charterhouse School, the room of thejate Dr. Raine. The Rev. J. Tench, B.D. Fellow of College, Oxford, the Rectory of Great Rollright, ...
... Bart, of son.—The Kady the Rev. John Russell, head-master of Charter-bouse school, of a son.— At Deal, the Lady of Henry HumboH, 3d Hussars, K. G. L. of a daughter.—At 'Beaumont Cottage, Chertsey, Surrey, the Lady of John H. Colt, Esq. a daughter. MARRlED ...
... BIRTHS. Eaton Hall, Cheshire, Lady Eiizabeth Belgrave, of daughter. Upton, Warwickshire, the lady of John Russell, Esq M.P. of a son. On the 19th inst. in Great Cumberiand-street, the lady of Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart, of a son. MARRIED. At. All ...
... STOCKBRIDGE RACES, ARE fixed for of June, and two following days, parriculej/grwhich will appear in •ur neat. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, Steward. WINCHES Tfi RACES, ARE fixed for Tuesday the of Juty, and two following days, particular sat will advertifed a future ...
... The Small Boroughs to be Enlarged. —Lord John Russell, in propounding his measure of representative reform on Monday evening, stated that it was proposed to add to all the boroughs which have less than electors small towns not now represented, so os to ...