... Jo.' John Blown, my old friend, John s When we were first aoqnsat. I was sadly out of temper, And had mute for discontent. You brought ins Reform Bill, My grievances to mend, And I rested and wee thankful To John Russell, my old friend. John ...

... —Elept. 25, at Sheepatreet, Biceeter, the wife of G. A. Mackenzie, a eon. Rzeitat.t.—Sept. 25, at Ambroeden, the wife of John Russell, a eon. CANNON : Wotu•. —Sept. 19, at the Parish Church, Padbary IL Cannon, of Hampstead Heath, to Miss Wolff, of Padbury ...

... House of Commons, and he now tenders advice which bu evidently been written for publication. He says the course which Lord John Russell intends to take in resisting the Government Bill is a highly objectionable one, and he thinks the whole question is getting ...

... 76, in a House of 516 members. On February 20, 1851, Loid John Russell tendered his resignation on being defeated by a majority of 48, in a Hones of 157 members. Twelve months later Lord John was defeated on the militia question by 11, in a Houa6 of 226 ...

... November at At Andrew's Church, Hendington, by the Rev. J. Holford Scott, vicar. William George Russell. of William-street, Orford, sou of the late John Russell, of sham. to Nellie Louisa, thud daughter of Edward Jeffrey, of Hesdington. December f, at St ...

... had had more that' one opportunity of recording their votes for Lord John Russell, and he trusted that before long they would be able to do so again. (Cheers.) If Lord John Russell came forward now with a measure of reform worthy of his great historic ...

... each. Did you meet Mr. Gladstone ? I met Mr. Gladstone, Lord Randolph Churchill, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord John Russell. When Lord John Russell warn going off the steamer I had the honour of presenting him with papers. I said, ' You're welcome to Ireland ...

... question.—Sir. J. Trelawny having again urged the Sunday opening, Lord John Russell said the answer of Mr. Gladstone [was the only one that could be given on the subject.—Mr. John Locke said it was very odd if so much attention was paid to the working ...

... continned rapidly to sank. He breathed hi. lan, spareedy without the least pain, in the presence of Viscount Melgund, Lady John Russell. Lady Dunfermline, and the lion. George Elliot. The deceased, Gilbert Elliot Murray Kynytimona, Earl of Minto, Viscount ...

... week have been published Vols. VII. and VIII. of the Memoirs, Journals, and Correspondence of Tom Moore, edited by Lard John Russell, M.P. These two column bring to a dose the highly interesting and graphic memoirs of one whose brilliant wit and enchanting ...

... The grounds on which the two parties are about to join issue on the Reform Bill have now been defined. On Thursday Lord John Russell gave notice of the amendment he proposed to move on the second reading, condemning the measure on two grounds—one, what ...

... Office, Lord John Russell to the Foreign Office, Mr. Sidney Herbert to the War Office, and Sir Charles Wood to the India Office. This did not long continue, in consequence of the elevation, first of Mr. Herbert, and then of Lord John Russell, to the Peerage; ...