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... it appears that Lord Clarendon com mv nica*. J i«, Lord John Russell, before he left Vienna, the objection. u \ the Uritisu Cabinet to the Austrian pro- posal , but lhat .0 reply Lord Johu Russell requested to be allowed personally to explain the proposal ...
... JOHN RUSSELL, MERRY ANDERS THE DALTON GIRLS (A) At 7.40 ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON TAXING MACHINERY. At a large meeting of the Spitalfields Weavers' Union last week, a correspondence between the sawyers of Oldham aud Lord Join Russell was read hy Mr. Sher- rard, Secretary of the Weavers' Union. The sawyer's letter ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT LEEDS. The Leed* Mechanics' Institute held soiree last week, al which Lord John Russell presided. The noble lord's address will be read with great interest and pleasure. After some preliminary remnrks his lordship proceeded as follows ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE PAPAL AGGRESSION, TO THE RIGHT REV. THE BISHOP OF DURHAM. My dear Lord, —I agree with you considering the late aggression of the Pope upon our Protestantism” as •* insolent and insidious,’’ and I therefo e feel as indignant asyou ...
... tlltostrong as en ouitioe of Lora John Russell's speech, in acknowledging the twist of Lord John Russell and her Majesty's Ministers: which Nast, according to the sante authority, was received with applause:— Lord John ...
... illustrated in Whig Y. practice by that singular boon the Malthusian Poor Law on Bill. In apparent echo of this toast, Lord John Russell ligho described the meeting as an assembly for the great and rt solemn pirpose ofrecording those political sentiments ...
... DEATH OF THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL. The Rev, * Jack ” Russell, the well-known Devonshire hunting parson, died st his residence, Black Torrington Rectory, on Saturday, after a long illness. He was a frequent visitor at Som‘rlnghm, and during the last few weeks ...
... DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. St kL - ?? ?? .:-L o.-- ---I --1 . - . .. This dinner, which has been looked upon as a matter of m erious importance, as coming closely upon the motion of Ot Lord John Russell regarding the appropriation, or rather se hec ...
... WEDNESDAY, JULY 1S, 1853. I'ME MlINISTRY-RESIGNATION OF LORD JOIIN RUSSELL. The feeling aroused throughout the country by the confessions of' Lord JOHN RuSSELL, to which attention Was called in last week's Ofercury, has been such that few will have been ...
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... DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. A dinner was on Friday last given at the George Inn, Huntingdon ; upwards og 140 persons sat down to an excellent table. Amongst the gentlemen present, were J. Bonfroy Roper, esq., (chairman,) Rev. Dr. Maltb{, Mr. Pryme, Mr ...