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... o'clock in the morning. O n the same dly it was brought before the other House. It was presented in solemn form by Lord John Russell at their Lordship's bar, accom- panied by not fewer than a hundred of its supporters. The bill was received by Lord Brougham ...
... Lord Edward Russell and Henry J. Codrington, C. B., are appointed unpaid aides-de-camp to the Queen. There mere the usual Ministerial banquets on Monday e week. The Premier entertainrd a number of Ministers and a otler Peers. Lord John Russell, as Leader ...
... any one disposed to further the benevolent objects of the institu- tion. PEsrv SerssoNS, March 27. [Before JOHN CRuso, JAMES ALsOP, JOHN RuSSELL, and THOMAS CARIR, Esqrs.] Isaac Wheldon, of Foxt-lane Ends, was fined 21. and costs, for being drunk and behaving ...
... Durham'- lT re having written to Lord John Russell, enclosing.memorials gS h and resolutions from the Hartlepools ?? of the direct representation of those towns in Parliament, has received a reply, stating that Lord John Russell edoes not desire to lit e uderrate ...
... 0 motives that may be readily understood, was not granted td n to the Emperor's well-meant diplomatic effort. Lord S i John Russell takes refuge in the old plea, that no good ti can result from the adoption of the Emperor's proposal. v We have reason ...
... being h he far the greater part conservative, recommended to the t] ish Dliinistey to be appoiinted Magistrates, Lord John Russell 0 its in the teeth of his own pledge, and in contradiction to the c ite C ite expressed wishes -f'these Town Councils, ...
... portions of the preamble, and moved two o 7 amendmentc in accordance with his view of the r subject. These amendments Lord John Russell f e declared on behalf of the ministry he would not d agree to, and said that if they were sanctioned by I ,l the Commons ...
... instituted an extensive inquiry, and found that among other persons of rank and inluaence he had forged my name to Lords John Russell, Lansdowne, Denman, Mahone, and Brougham. The latter, writing in explica- ?? from Cannes, stated that on receiving an ...
... first Epistle uf the Corin- Thle ws is thians. ?? Whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. this sunl. At night Lord John Russell, president of time association, cur,, hihdel ivered his inaugural address in St. George's liall, But iO which was crowded ...
... merchants who lately forwarded address to Lord John Russell, calling the attention of the British Government to the outrages to which British subjects Mexico are subjected, have received aosver. Lord John Russell expressed himself fully sensible of the di ...
... despatch, dated the 31st August, which is stated to have been addressed by Lord John Russell to Sir Janeis Hudson, the British envoy at Turin. In this despatch Lord John Russell says that although Count de Cavour's answer to a previous note was not so precise ...
... byacommoner, and, webelieve, not- withstanding Lord Aberdeen's statement, that it will ere long u appear that the noble lord (John Russell) will be glad to find a l 8 shelterand escape from his presentposition in thetranquil dig- nity of the peerage. If this ...