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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The qualification* of Lord John Russell to be the Leader of the Commons House of Parliament, once called the first Assembly of Gentlemen in the World. T. On Monday, the 3d October, !SSI, there was a great meeting at Birmingham to petition ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL On Tuesday, Lord John Russell bade the electors of the city of London farewell, after having served them for twenty years as their representative in Parliament. In becoming Earl Russell, the great Reformer leaves the House ...
... EPITAPH ON LO JOHN RUSSELL. We last Friday :-— copy the following from the Coventry Siendard of 4 of Here lies the small corporeal youngest son of the sixth Duke of Bedford, who was born Ang. 18, 1792, aad who died —— one of a race who are predestined ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT VIENNA. Lord John Russell goes to Vienna on a special mission, with a view to carry on negotiations for peace. Since the declaration of the Czar, that he was willing to re- new negotiations ou the basis of the four points, has reudered ...
... j LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The noblest of the tragic posts of Greece, when brought by interested heirs before a commission do Imnotteo mquirendo. is said to have silenced bis aceasers by merely reading to his judges the latest of ait immortal productions. Io ...
... RESIGNATION oF LORD JOHN By Execrric Journal Uffice, Thursday, 6.30 pm. >, News has just been received that Lord John I tussell resigned this afternoon. No reason is assigned. Fhe House tion will doubtless be afforded. immediately adjourned till to-morrow ...
... SPEECH OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. [Extract from a Speech delivered by Lord John Russell, at a dinner given to him and his colleague, Mr. P. Scrope, on their re-election for Stroud.] The rule of the Tory ministries in this country was neither short in its duration ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE BALLOT. (By the Old Refobmek.) a pinch, can manage to dine upon beef > but no keenness of appetite can per- - man to make a meal of mustard without beef. yet, indeed, heard of the attempt being made. however, that Lord John Russell ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GLASGOW In his speech at the dinner last Monday, in comme- moration of his b ing presented with the freedom of this ' , great commercial city, Lord John referred in glowing , terms to the triumphs which Art, Commerce, and Ma- nufactures ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT ABERDEEN. ABERDEEN, Wednesday Evening.—The tation of of the freedom of the city of Aberdeen to Lord John Russell took place this afternoon, at 5 in the Music-hall, before an audience of about 3,000 persons, by whom his Lordship was ...
... the dock and informed ofthe charge exclaimed in a wild excited , “I request that Lord John Russell’s evidence “taken” Mr. W. Law, the private secretary of Lord John Rus- a letter which he received at Downing-strect Tuesday, the 23rd inst. It was addressed ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE FRANCHISE. It was Mr. DTsraeli, we believe, who said about the time of the famous Tenth of April, that, if the Whigs had been in opposition, Lord John Russell would have been haranguing the mob on Common, and Mr. Tuffuell breaking ...