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... JOHN RUSSELL. St. Jamaa's Palma, Fab. 1836.*’ *Mr Lord—l hive received yonr Lordship’s letter, with the enclosed printed copies of the resolutions of the House ut Commons, containing an address on the subject of Orange Lodges and other similar societies ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Tht Premier w« at th« Vicercfal at oVlock on Saturday hy the Lord Chanrellor, who remained more than half an hour. It is understood that hie lordship has accepted an invitation from the Karl of Chatletnonl to pass a few days with him ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. mentioned in onr last, a consultation of the counsel tai brdialf of Mr. Smith O’Brien, took place on Saturday afternoon, the residence of Mr. Whiteside. Q C., in Mountjoy-nquare. to decide whether the attendance of Lord John Russell ...
... LOUD JOHN RUSSELL. learned that tho Counsel for tho defence of Mr. Smith o*lsr!cn have disavowed all knowledge of summoning of Lord John Russell as witness, and that these gentlemen were not all consulted upon subject. The Counsel for Mr. O’llricn aro ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Mr Loan—You note, 1 confident, the fallacies of Mr. Scrope's second letter to your lordship. 1. That English capital does not invest in Ireland, because of popular turbulence and insecurity of life sod property. 2. That your remedy ...
... I.OHD JOHN RUSSELL. following letter, (says the Pilot) in rci i an , ; from Plymouth, Lord John Russell, is, every word of it, worth gold, relates to the gross and unprincipled character of the Tory Ministry, its criminal resistance to the only measures ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, St JsrlatVs Tuarp, Ftart of St. Cvljus, 1838 Lord— On retrospect of the *ilal «»f the reLgioat education of the youth Ireland, I mn**t own that have (o reproach oiysclf wiili being! ao long •deni rel •*rdi the evils of ioconjmoua ...
... ARRIVAL LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Tho Right Hon. Lord John lla*se!l. Lady John Ru«sell, Mis* Russell, and Mr. John Rusxdi, and Mr. Grey, his lordbhip’s Private Seen isry, arrived in Kingstown Harbour, on board her M ...
... DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL the tea duties. , Wednctday, one o'clock, Sir Thomae B.rch and Mr. Cardwell, member, for IJTerpool by the following genilomei.. bone, Chri.topher Rawion, and Edward Brodribb. on behalf of the mercantile lntorort»of , Mr ...
... RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL Lord John Russell has resigned his situation in ; the Cabinet, showing for some time past greater . degree of versatility in political tendencies, and greater development cerebral affections than generally found in co ...
... THE PREMIER AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE ITALIAN QUESTION. Several of the Ministers were present on Wednesday night at a bampiet given by the Salters' Company. Lord Palmerston complimented the people of the ITniteol States on the heartfelt kindness and ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GREENOCK. On Monday an address was presented by the Town Council of Greenock to Lord John Russell, in the Mid Church, the Town Hall having been found too small for the numbers who were anxious to testify their admiration of the noble ...