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... Lord John Russell and Jews.—A London elector says:—l see by the Star that Friday is nomination day the city, and Saturday filing day. How will this Lord John Russell ? Very much, I should think. Tae Jews being his friends will probably refuse to enter ...
... The following story is told of the Rev. John Russell,, the well-known Devonshire- bunting parson. While n f ! ' S - with :l » a,t - °' gentlemen,, most of whom were old west-country friends, one them a most agreeable Cornishman, who was always. the ...
... • • „,r' A Cardiff challenge on the . Tigers' lines. John Russell In pur• snit of a ball th at went ' dead.' ...
... 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 at Bedford. — The anniversary of the Bedford Literary and Scientific Institution, was celebrated on Friday evening, by a soiree at the Bedford Rooms. The Mayor of the town presided ; and among the company were Lord John Russell, Sir ...
... On Thursday evening, Lord John Russell moved for a select committee of the House of Commons, to enquire into the mode of granting and renewing leases of the landed and other property of the Bishops, Deans and Chapters, and other ecclesiastical bodies ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL # RELIGION AND LOYS OF THE CHU! CH. TO THE Sir—Article 8, Ne. of the Quarierly Feriew, is upon Lord John Russcii’s Canses of the French Re- volution,” and ir thes commences :—“ Tiis thin book, or rather, this thick pamphlet, is—(his ...
... It very soundly said by Lord John Russell, in his work on the Constitution of England, that Government a matter experience, not speculation ;*' that the greatest objection to the adoption of any broad general plan of Reform, is the danger which it ...
... NATIONAL EDUCATION. Notes on the Speech of Lord John Russell, in the House of ‘anmons, on Tuesday, 4th inst. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LEICESTER JOURNAL. Sir,—The question of National Education has been brought before Parliament under various forms and with ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...