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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. A garter and a peerage have long been held as the meet rewards for the services of our great men, and, whether in a civil or miliUry capacity, the young aspirants to honour have ever been ambitious to think that a teat in the Upper ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL Just se we were going to press last evening we received by the Electric Telegraph information that I,ml John Russell had tendered his resignation, and that the resignation had been accepted. His lordship's retirement from office will ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, M.P. My 1..0rd,—10 your endeavour., honest and zealous, to tamend the Constitution of England, permit the resp e ctful susge•tion of 'either anti final question to you—Hoe you not erased to contemplate the king the fueetaie of honour ...
... UNCLE TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. HORRIBLE MURDER OF LORD %%IMAM RUSSELL, On Wednesday morning. about half past seven o'clock, the inhabitants residing in the neighbourhood of Grosvenor Square. were placed in a state of painful end distressing earitemett, In ...
... tlltostrong as en ouitioe of Lora John Russell's speech, in acknowledging the twist of Lord John Russell and her Majesty's Ministers: which Nast, according to the sante authority, was received with applause:— Lord John ...
... Lord John Russell represents always contended 'bat it was), the war in Canada emend be held altogether the reverse.. The dental of redress was the exciting muse in both instances: but in the ease of Canada, the sympathies awlfeelings of the people It ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TimapAy. Lord John Russell took the oaths and his scat. upon reeleeti in for the city of London. Ile was loudly cheered. OXFORD ITNIVERSITY.--The house having gone into committee on the Oxford University Bill, which was presented in ...
... government in so unnecessary a manner. Lord Aberdeen, with the concurrence of Lord John Russell, has been enabled to explain that the words only expressed Lord John Russell's private feelings. which might or might not he shared by other members of the cabinet; ...
... 111VRCH RATES AND CHURCH RIGHTS. Remarks Suggested by the Letter Adder's.' by the Vaneable ARCHDEACON WILKINS to WRD JOHN RUSSELL, on the Subject of tho CHURCH RATES. Price lexpenco.— Loudon - Joseph Heaters. Nottingham: Journal Office. be had of all ...
... Lord John Russell is not above asking a favour from a foe. His Lordship was, of course, very desirous of ascertaining whether the Tories would propose •candidate for the Speakership ; so he despatched a special messengeOnot Mr. Hudson) to Sir Robert Peel ...
... DANIEL DE FOE. His Life and Times. By Wm. Chadwick, Arksey, near Doncaster. Published and sold by Mr. John Russell Smith, 36, Sobosquare, London. Daniel Foe derated his life and eneniat to the defence of free institutions and good gorenunent. He was the ...
... irenteresting character. Lord John Russell has introdeed fur the fourth time his stale Municipal Bill for Ireland. The House received the aistinguished present with exemplary patience indeed, but with marvellous little insuch is the result of this grand ...