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... dismissed by his master. On his return to England, Lord John Russell laid the Austrian propositions before the Cabinet, by which they were at once rejected as wholly inadmissible. 4, The mind of Lord John Russell is subtle rather than powerful, ingenious rather ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. BATH, SErf. 25,--The deputation appointed by the Taunton meeting to preitent an address to Lord John Russell, consisted of Sir Thomas Lethbridge, Bart., the Rev. W. P. Thomas, Drs. Blake anal Kinglake, J. Snowden, R. King, A. Crosse ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. TO THE REV. JABEZ BUNTING. REV. being currently reported in this city are actively canvassing, either personally or b y letter, °loot Parker, in opposition to Lord J. Russel l, p ermit me you a few observations. I admit, Sir, that you ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Although the Noble Lord in question is certainly not a very eager and over-precipitate advocate of political changes, and on the contrary is more to be remarked for a disposition to go to sleep over them, and to continue that sleep ...
... benefit and relief of our suffering fellow-countrymen in the United Kingdom. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose amidst great cheering, and responded to the toast of Lord John Russell and her Majesty's Ministers, then announced by the toast-master in a manner the ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Although the Noble Lord in question is certainly not a very eager and over-precipitate advocate of political changes, and on the contrary is more to be remarked for a disposition to go to sleep over them, and to continue that sleep ...
... dismissed by his master. On his return to England, Lord John Russell laid the Austiian prop= 'tions before the Cabinet, by which they were at once rejected as wholly inadmissible. * The mind of Lord John Russell is sable rather than powerful, ingenious rather ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. An address was also voted to Lord John Russell, in approbation of his late political conduct, which I shall feel much obliged if you will please to insert in your valuable journal. J. J. M. COPY OF THE ADDRESS TO LORD JOHN ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Lord,—ln 1846 Parliament granted 30,0001. to enable the Admiralty to retire old and efficient captains, and bring forward active admirals; in 1849 the Admiralty have appointed a captain Superintendent of Plymouth Dockyard, thereby ...
... grounds, was that Lord John Russell should lead the house of Co mmons and h ave a sea t in the Cabinet without office, and that Lord Clarendon should be the Secretary of State for FOreign Affairs ; but subject to this arrangement Lord John, at the urgent s ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. In reply to Vir. BRIGHT, Lord PALMERSTON said he had had a telegraphic despatch informing him that Lord J. Russell left Vienna yesterday, and that Mr. Hammond would be here on Thursday. ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. 7, Finshury•circus, Dec. 14. My Lord,—l venture to hope that the importance of the subject of the potato disease may serve as an excuse for my troubling your Lordship with this communication. By observation I have learned that an aphis ...