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... The oft-repeated rumour that Lord John Russell i about to retire to the more tranquil regions of the Peerage is revived,— this time, says the Scotsman, not altogether without same warrant of probability. Bread no s have taken place Limerick. One shop ...
... DEATH OF EX-M.R. OFFICIAL. Many of the colleagues of Mr. John Russell, late of the Locomotive Department of the Midland Railway, will learn with regret of his death, with painful suddenness, of heart failure, while attending the funeral of his brother-in-law ...
... The language used by Lord John Russell in the debates on the address Iras afforded the Tory journalists opportunity for some of that cross filing which forms favourite a portion of their tactics. While, the one hand, they are labouring assiduously to ...
... INDEPENDENCE | OF THE COUNTY OF HUNTINGDON. A PUBLIC DINNER of the SUPPORTERS of LORD JOHN RUSSELL at the late Election for this County, will take place at the Town-hall, Huntingdon, on Frivay the Sixri day of OcTORER next, to express their Approbation ...
... THE DERBY MERCURY, WV:DNE:DAt, MA 20. I In the absence of Lord John Russell, the parliamentary proceedings have furnished no topic of interest since their I It. AAA-^AA ,, ?? . . . . r commencement yesterday week. His Lordship is about WI :h being returned ...
... A new writ was issued on Wednesday for the City of London, in the room of Lord John Russell, who has been summoned to the House of Peers. The Morning Post asserts that “ Lord Palmerston will resume his old position as the exponent of the foreign policy ...
... Lord John Russell is living most quietly at the Villa Capon near Florence; but the Tuscan police is in a state of constant alarm. His lordship is looked upon sort of revolutionist, and the most strict surveillance is exercised towards the persons who ...
... On the 23d Lost. Lord John Russell intends moving an adjournment of tbe House of Common, to the sth of April. A pamphlet, bearing tbe ?? title, has been for- warded to us for oor notice : - 44 A Word to the Wise ; or, a temperate Expostulation with Churchmen ...
... Tue Money Market.—Lord John Russell was waited on on Saturday by some of the baukers and merchants from the City, who to him, in plain langunge, the absolnte necessity of some measures being adop' ted to relieve the commer- | cial pressure. His lordship ...
... The declaration of Lord John Russell, early in the present session, that if the Tory conspiracy against the Irish Members should develop itself in Parliament, he would give his support to the adoption of extraordinary measures of counteraction, to defeat ...
... LETTER FROM E. S. CAY LEY, ESQ. M.P., LORD JOHN RUSSELL, ON THE CORN-LAWS. Dear Lord John, —I have just read yonr tter to your London constituents, on the subject of the Corn Laws. From the interest have long taken in this question, I am sure yon will ...
... government in so unnecessary a manner. Lord Aberdeen, with the concurrence of Lord John Russell, has been enabled to explain that the words only expressed Lord John Russell's private feelings. which might or might not he shared by other members of the cabinet; ...