... LORD JOHN RUSSELL, coming forward address the electors of the City of London, with that lasted fur several minutes. His I niship was attemled his son, a youth of prepossessing appcarc ...

... LORO JOHN RUSSELL AT THE MANSION HOUSE. Tuesday the Lord Mayor and Ladv entertained to dinner,* in the Egyptian Hall, his Grace the Archbishop Canterbury, the bishops, and a large number the clergy and their ladies. Covers were laid for about 2l»0. returning ...

... and unwelcome task. Her Majesty also observed Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston appeared represent different sections the liberal Parly—Lord Palmerston the more Conservative, and Lord John Russell the more popular section. Impressed with these difficulties ...

... PEACE AND WAB, BY JOHN BVSSEEE. understand that it is the intention of Lord John Russell constituents solicit him to sit, for double portrait of Peace and War, Sir Edwin Landseer. The noble Lord, in imitation of the picture of Death and the Lady, will ...

... forced upon the attention of the Legislature during the same session. We cannot therefore but regret the course that Lord John Russell thought fit to take on Tuesday night. We yield to none in our admiration of the policy of the noble Lord, much as he has ...

... lost in bringing the question the admission of tbe Jews into parliament under the consideration the legislature, Lord John Russell having undertaken, with ths entire concurrence of Lord Palmerston, at once to lay a bill for the removal of this last relic ...

... ’’ of new Winsford boss, Graham Heathcote. The flashpoint came in the 20th minute when the visitors' dangerous striker John Russell appeared to be felled in the box. Claims for a penalty were waved away, but Heathcote leapt to his feet to remonstrate ...

... Impossibility. After few words from Lord Brougham, The Duke of Rutland drew the attention of the House to speech of Lord John Russell, In which said that the war waa plainly owing to one Power, and that Power was Auftria,”—a phrase which he characterised ...

... was told very high authoritv, before I left London, that Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston had made up their differences, that Lord Palmerston was prime minister, and that Lord John Russell was to serve under him. In the present condition things I think ...

... e e The best man was Mr Frank Hambleton, the groomsman was Mr Peter Cartledge and the ushers were Mr Mark Howard and Mr John Russell. Awtercre'ption for 124 guests was held at the Portland Hotel, Buxton. The bride is employed at Woolworths in Buxton and ...

... official convenience allowed. The government, added, had interest postponing the appeal to the country.—Lord Palmerston, Lord. John Russell, and Mr. Gladstone, briefly noticed the vague tenor this announcement—The motion was agreed to, and the money votes passed ...

... Dove Holes) also most-wins cup, Steven Goodwin (Chequers A). Knock-out cup: Individual cup, David Cartledge; Pairs cup, John Russell and Angus Maclean (Eagle A). Most wins in ‘A’ league Colin Riley (Chequers). Most wins in ‘B’ league Joe Vaines (Forresters) ...