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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL Lord John Russell has addressed a letter, dated Woburn Abbey, Jan, 14, to the yeommiry and farmers of Huntingdonshire, on the subject of projiosed petition to Parliament for the relief of agricultural distress. His Lordship says“ It ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. from Statutory f ) Tlioa hast fallen, but not with dishonour Thou art stainless, deny it who will! And England—Oh shame be upon her. If she prize not her own Rassell still! have watched thee sunshine, pow'r-seated. And greater ne’er ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL RECONSTRUCT THE CABINET. Ik oar rarUamtnUry report following tbo narratiraof tb« importaut minut* rial and aute-mioistrriat tnoTemcuU which lia?c occurred tinea oar latt, will be teen the ezplMatioaa tendered bj Lord John Battell and ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT LEEDS. Last week. Lord John Russell presided at the annual soiree of the Leeds Mechanics’ Institution. His lordship was accompanied by Lord Beaumont, Mr. M. T Baines, M.l*., Sir G. Goodman. M.P., &c. After some observations by Mr ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE POPE. The following important letter appeared in the Timet of yeMerday : “to thh ataHT mar. thi bishop op dubham. Load, agree with you in con■idering ‘the late aggreanon of the Pope upon our Proteatantiam aa ‘ioaolent and insidiona ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE CASE OF THE MADIAI The following letter has been published in Parliamentary paper just issued : JOHN BUSSELL TO SIB HENRY BULWCB. Foreign Office, Jan. 18. According to the last accounts received from you, the Grand Duke of Toscany ...
... INNER BRISTOL . TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Tub .lioofr to Lord Jofo Ru**cll. *r Bnitul. took [• ar* *«■ r*«iin.«. . ..I ••fit IT «i*h T>,« (tui: eke . ».« « > rh. a bar* eree. • *be com ear ...
... THE ROMAN CATHOLICS AND LOUD JOHN BUSSELL. TO THE RIGHT UON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Lord, —The prominent part which has seemed good your lordship to adopt on the occasion of the present outcry against the Roman Catholics of England and the head of their ...
... appeals of a large portion of the People of this country, Lord John Russell and his colleagues may sec how very moderate arc the requirements of Mr. Hume and the New Reform Party. Sound policy therefore calls for prompt concessions to that Party. it ...
... ( vg-pre/stiou Reform must look for the on th Sir Robert's hill ia unlike churchman and Kalf-diisenter mes: John Russell, and liked by satisfactory, and nothing seems complete in ita operation but gcr fration—the working of which lie token from the clergy ...
... the linr« of party »ei>»r»tion »re not availed tlieuiivlrts •uggettiou with* j»tjJ sharply JetiuetL Lord John Russell drawing the present Reform Kill, and introducing argued well the question of extending the another more in harmony with the views of ...
... between the leading members of both the cabmets before the last—that is, the administration of Lord John Russell and of Sir Robert Peel—Lord John Russell frankly and unreservedly concurs. The Earl of Aberdeen returned to town on Sunday night, at ten o’clock ...