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... LOUD JOHN RUSSELL. Lordship, in again accepting office, has forward the following address to his late constituents :— To the Electors of the. Southern Division of the County of Devon. ** Gentlemen, The acceptance of office under the Crown renders it necessary ...
... following inquiry was addressed to Lord John Russell through the columns of this paper:— ° TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRIGHTON GAZETTE Sir,—Through the medium of your paper permit me to ask one question of Lord John Russell. In allusion to the recent correspondence ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. short pamphlet has been just published called Lord John Russell's Principles and Practice in 1836, versus -His Essay on the History of the English Government and Constitution, published in 1821. Some of the passages in this little ...
... MR. JOHN RUSSELL. So call hi.n. He was a lord Lord John o other day, courtesy a representative of bjl]Ct by confidence a supernumerary member of policy. Like tbe solemn gentleman whom at a dinner and admired for his pregnant gra» broke the charm at ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The event of the week is Lord John Russell approaching elevation to the Peerage. The rumour that he would leave us for that bourne from which Commoner returns was generally credited last February, when was said that, the Noble Lord's ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Lord, There was a time when more veneration appeared in your view of the House of Peers than now exists in that of the whole body of your ministerial associates. It must be in the recollection of many, and cannot have slipped out ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. In discussing, the other day, Lord John Russell's strange freak of standing for the City of London at the ensuing election we mentioned that an indifference to being beaten, derived from much experience of that kind, was probably the ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Bath, Sept. 25.—The deputation appointed the Taunton meeting to present an address to Lord John Russell, consisted of Sir Thomas Lethbridge, Bart., the Rev. W P. Thomas, Drs Blake and Kinfjlake, J. Snowden, R. King, A. Crosse, J. Beauchamp ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. garter and a peerage have long been held as the meet rewards for the services our great men—aud, whether in a civil or military capacity, the youug aspirants to houor have ever been ambitious to think that seat in the Upper House, in ...
... eritieising Lord John Russell's speech, reminds him that we are dealing with the tremendoua future and not with the dead past, and the real question is what are we to do with the Chinese Although Lord John professes to be impartial juryman, tbe Timet accuses ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT BEDFORD. The anniversary of the Bedford Literary and Scientific Institution was celebrated on Friday evening by soiree at the Bedford Rooms. The Mayor of the town presided ; and among the company were Lord John Russell, Sir Hamilton ...
... hear Lord John Russell speak out everywhere, and always an emphatic ' No ' every proposition in favour of it. I am, sir, your obedient servant, Philip M. F'ii.lkll. Biddcsham Rectory, April 18, 1859. M. . . . I observe Lord John Russell, saying, We ...