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... forbearance towards their political opponents, by abstaining from opposition to their re-election; but we think that in Lord John Russell's case the same course ought to have been adopted as in that of Mr. Gladstone, who is opposed at Oxford University by the ...
... will not submit to even polite beut snubbing, starts for the City, where Lord John Russell Coou cannot shlow his face after his reception at the Lord to c( Mayor's feast. Lord John, it is said, goes to Edinburgh. L J. P. Brown Westhead, late M.P., for Kn ...
... the Board of Trade, under Sir Robert luld Peel, during the railway mania of 1845.46. His th abilities So impressed Lord John Russell that notwvith- ler; stanrding Dalhousie's connection with the 'Conserva. iugh tives, he offered him the Governor Generalship ...
... hintro LORD JOHN RUSSELL.,'e Ve have received the following letter from ~gentleman, uapon whose veracity we place implicit reliance ; Extract from a letter dated Vienna, April 9- pre Yes~terday was Easter Sunday, and while poor Mhr. John- Stl:orworthy ...
... tror se Earl and Countess Talbot. e Lord and Lady John Russell last week visited the Principal of Brasenose College, Oxford, and the Hon. Mrs. Crsdock. On Tuesday morning his lordship and Lady Russell, in corm- sotny auth the Rev. Dr. Cradock, visited ...
... crude; and they have been set forth with a niaiserie of manner, which has even disgraced their intrinsic demerits. Lord John Russell, though never rated as a miracle of sapience, was reputed a man who would not run his head against a wall, or walk into ...
... Duke of Devonshire gave one hundred guineas for one of Mr. Jonas Webb's rams at the sale last week. It is stated that Lord John Russell upon the creation of his Peerage will also be appointed a Knight of the Garter. Baron de Vidil was brought to London, on ...
... extinction by Ix>rd John Russell in 1854, aud the rest of the nation has come look upon them as moribund. Mr. Bright has only added fifteen to the number of Lord John's condemned; but has in the majority of cases extended Lord John's sentence a total ...
... dissolvred by r ord M~elbourne; that of 18491 was called by Lord Melborne,r and dmasolved by Lord John RUsEll;I that of 1847 was sum- moned by Lord John Russell, and dissolved by Lord Derby;t -that of 1852 was called by Lord Derby, and dissolved byi Lord ...
... the public, and a grand soiree (advertised in another column), is to take place on the 26th instant. To this soiree. Lord John Russell, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Professor Owen, Pro- fessor J. Rymer Jones, and several other celebrities have been invited, ...
... Mactolay oalled it a new cant word, miu e Even in 1837 the name was comparatively strange, for anl iin that year Lord John Russell thus declared himself the l, at Stroud If that is the name that pleases therm, if of D they say that the o 'd distinction ...
... illustrative of the Habits. Customs, and Pursuits of our Forefathers. No. I., July. Edited by LLEWELLVNN JEWITT,F.S.A. London: JOHN RUSSELL SMITH, 36, Soho.square. Derby: W. BEMnoSE and SONS, Iron-gate. It is not long since the announcement was first made, of ...