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... m, on the previous day, counties, which fouro r the members sworn were the following belonging to the government: Lords John Russell, Pulmerston, and Morpeth, Sir George Grey, Sir William Somerville, Mr. Sheil, and Mr. Milner Gibson. ...
... Lovisa, set the dockyard stores and shipping on fire, and completely burned down the town. RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord John Russell is no longer a member of the Admi- nistration. In consequence of representations from some of the members of the ...
... the author of the letter which I. lately published from that island. I wished also to notice what has been said by Lord JOHN RUSSELL, at the nomination for Devon- shire. Also, the pretty police-work at STONV - IN-THE -WOLD, Gloucestershire Also, what is ...
... y of vor?1nounicatibg the facts to the pallot Socicty. lEumuAT1UM in last woee's Nnmber.-Tho address presented to Lord John Russell on the 20th ult. %was from the Town Council of South- ]tf,,ltoin, not Southampton. ...
... bringing that measure forward. Since their lordships last met he was authorised to state that noble friend of his, Lord John Russell, had received her Majesty's command, and accepted a commission for the construction of a new administration. After the ...
... equity. Lord John Manners, to call attention to the condition of Greece. Mr. E. Deniaon, move for select committee on the English Ecclesiastical Commission. FRIDAY, Feb. 26. NOTICE OF MOTION.—Mr. Smith O'l'rien, to ask Lord John Russell or the Chancellor ...
... Old Bond-etreet, W. OVENT-GARDEN CONCERTS. tJ COVENT-GARDEN THEATlE.-EVERY EVENING at B. 'Under the sole Direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. dlle. Sarolta, MIdle. Eracleo, Mr. J. M. Wehhi, Mr. IL levey, Mr. Reynolds, Mr.Tyler, AMr. J. H. Young, Mr. Phasey, Mr ...
... Lord 3. Russell succeeded him. Did the bet become void by Sir R Peels resigna- tion six months ago ?-[The bet became a drawn bet by that resignation, inasmuch as Peel did not keep office until the general election, 1847; and Lord John Russell did not ...
... L ORD JOHN RUSSELL for LONDON.- REQUISITlONS to 1 011) JOHN IlITSqPLL, 1'itrieg his Lordabip ti her-mr. a CtNII)OT'1' t1- rm.rteeit the CITY of l.ON- ION In 1'arl iv.inr. LIE for SIGNATURE by the Electors, ntthe ?? placr.- C--alluiteer irt, Guildhal ...
... at seven. -Box-office openfrom teut to five daily. TTnHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. 1` Under the sole management of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. LAST NIGHT BUT THREE of the PANTOMIM and the ORIENTAL TROUPE. THIS EVENING (Tuesday), Feb. 25, THE GOOSE WITH THE GOLDEN ...
... instead of BROWN aud POLSON'S. John Brown, 'John Polson, is signed by the coakers on each packet. OVENT-GARDEN CONCERTS. kJ COVESNT-GARDEN TlIEA.TRE.-EVERY EVENING at S. Under the sole Direction of Nr. JOHN RUSSELL. Mdlle. Sarolta, Ndlle. Eracleo, ...
... Sbho. LADY RUSSELL'S LIFE AND CORRESPOND'NCE. In 4to. price 11. Ss. bds. COME ACCOUNT of the LIFE of RACHAEL kY WRIOTHESLEY, LADY RUSSELL. By theEditor of Madame Du Dtffand's Letters. Followed by a Series of Letters from Lady Russell to her Husband ...