... LORD JOHN RUSSELL, The following is copy of an address from the above association to Lord John Russell To the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. ** My Lord ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL Severe indisposition will prevent Lord John Russell from starting for Vienna this morning, v. ;is first intended, It is thought the Noble Lord will leave London Monday, on bis diplomatic mission, but certainly on Tuesday at furthest ...

... Progress of Education.” Lord John Russell proposed • the Health of the Lord Provost.” The Chairman replied. The Hon. Fox Maule ptepoeed “the Liberal CoDstitoloies of Scotland, and the Members for Glasgow. Lord John Russell then gate M the Cause of Cml ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. THE PEACE CONGRESS.—DEPUTATION TO „ . . ♦ Last evening Bellini’s opera of Norma was produced at \esterdaj, pursuant to previous arrangement, the depu- thia theatre, in which Mtnille. De Roiaai, from the Grand ta ton appointed at the ...

... residence of Lord John Russell, at Chesbam-place. His Lordship was not at home at the time, and the deputation were given to understand his Lordship's private secretary, that in consequence of his other pressing engagements, Lord John Russell could not receive ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, A deputation from the Protestant Alliance had interview yesterday with Lord John Russell, the Foreign Office, on the subject of the persecutions now carried on in Tuscany. The deputation consisted of the Earl of Cavan, Hon. Kinnaird ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Jarlath’s, Tuam, Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, 1846. My Lord, —Among the many and obvious grievances that press upon the people of Ireland, requiring prompt and vigorous measures for their redress, there is one which cannot brook ...

... TO LORO JOHN RUSSELL. NATIONAL EDUCATION. Ah Itlls uovis professorihus Intra menses, format! per totum regnum dessemlnsrunt ea ist't peregdnls preceptoribus panlo ante dcdiceraot.”*—Ssw/ers dt Schitmute Angliennu. My Lord— We are «s«nrrd the historian ...

... LORO JOHN RUSSELL. July 11, 1831.—0 n Saturday the freedom of the City of London was conferred on Lord John Russell, with the appropriate ceremonies. The City haa done itself great honour by enrolling Lord John Rnsteii amongst its eltiztns; ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The Evening Post, of last night, confirms my statement of yesterday, relative to Lord John Russell. The Post says—“ consultation of the counsel retained on behalf of Mr. Smith O'Brien took place on Saturday afternoon, at the residence ...

... Fcnebal the iatb Mb. John Faulkner.— the mortal remains of the late Ur. John Faulkner were conveyed for interment to Kensal-green Cemetery. The procession consisted of hearse and four carriages, containing, among oiber gentlemen, Ur. John Fanlkner, son oi ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Manchester, Tuesday.—Lord John Russell and his lady arrive.l the terminus of the London and North-western j Railway, by the mail, at 25 minutes to five this afternoon. They were received Sir Benjamin Ileywocd, Bt., land party, who were ...