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... regard to the religious persuasion of the lady of Lord John Russell, the Editor, unable to maintain bis post tion, flew off to fetch tbe dying words of the noble lord's ancestor, Lord William Russell, warning Ptaftstants against permitting Catholics to ...
... Solicitor General, who expressed no disapprobation.— 2. Lord John Russell, to elude Tory observation, travelled to Stroud in petticoats. 3. Mortified by his defeat in Devonshire, Lord John blew ont brains.—We defy the witless perpetrator of lie the third ...
... of Yorkshire, by a'thajority of nearly three thousand. In South Devon, Tory squires and Tory parsons triumphed over Lord John Russell by tharab-screwing and other mod s of intimidation. In the West Riding of Yorkshire, where the constituency is chiefly ...
... Barnes, Unknown; 3, Mr. Barnes, Barnard's Besley Hero Mr. R. Marris. Southern's Princess Victoria; 5, Mr. W. Mitchell, Lord John Russell; 6, Mr. R. Marris, Koi.i's Willism of Walworth. Black and Whit*.— I, Mr. «. Marris, NutUll's Reform ; 2. Mr. Bsriuw, Barratt's ...
... Tithe Bill was productive of another elaborate debate on Monday evening, the report which, particularly the speech of Lord John Russell, will be read with interest. The turn which his Lordship cave the assertion of Bishop Philpots, that if the church required ...
... Web»ter John Keilelt He try Gnoeock Robert William Malltin Wm. John John Richardson Wm. Pomford Thomas Newitt Itaar Wayne Thomas Jarqurt Williim Cooke Joseph Snow Jolin hitmore George Norman William Grant K. J. Smith James Thorpe Edmund Sharp John Holmes ...
... imj»ort*nt office would be incompatible with the previous paramount claims upou bis time, and has therefore written to Lord John Russell to request that his ap|ioiutu>eut may not take place. ' We regret this are there is no gentWinan in Leicester who possesses ...
... Extraordinary in Chancery, ! being the first member of the Society of Friends who has been placed in that situation. Lord John Russell, it instated, the point of marriage the widow of Lord Ribbesdale.— Hence the emphatic wish of Lord Morpeth (at the public ...
... Philips John Carman William Lewin Thomas Toone Samuel I'.iff John Dunmore John Bosworth Wm. Collinson Thomas Burgess John Bailey William Rowlett John Fowk s William Sturgess JasJacques,juu. Henry Clarke John ...
... assistance which his experience enabled him to give. Prims Discipline.—Mr. King read a letter which had been received from Lord John Russell, calling attention to Act passed in the last session of Parliament, instituted,'An Act for effecting greater Uuifasality ...
... undersigned GEORGE SHEEN and JOHN RUSSELL, both of Leicester, in the County of Leicester, Grocers, Provision Met chant*, aod Butchers, carry- ing on Business at Leicester aforesaid, under the style or firm of Sheen & Russ'ell. wa* DISSOLVED by mutual con- ...
... Messrs. Emmanuel, of Sydney, Frost of St. John's,. Higgs of Corpus Christi, and Green of Jesus colleges, Cambridge, late pupils of Oakham school, were elected to exhibitions value per annum; and Messrs. Hill of St. John's, Day Clare-hall, and Law ton of college ...