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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. (From the Morning Herald.) Lord John Russell has given notice, that, on the order for the Consolidated Fund Bill being called this day, he will direct the attention of the house to the state of Italy. The subject, it must be admitted ...
... TO THE LORD JOHN RUSSELL. London, Nov. 21, 1850. My Lord, — Your lordship has been pleased to say in your letter tc tbe Bishop of Durham, in reference to the l«t« aggressive measure of the Pope, •* There is an assumption of power in all the documents ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL- (From the Morning >o j' , ' Ru ?? In discussing, the other day, Lord John * freak of standing for the City of London at w tion, we mentioned that an indifference ~Jtf»W derived from much experience of that kind, m reason why he so readily ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, My Lord,— Don't deceive yourself, for, instead of a majority of 10 in the House of Lords on the navigation laws question in your favour, there is a virtual majority of 23 against yon, as the following analysis shows: — Against ministers ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My lord,— l hold a seven years' lease of a first floor in Parliament-street, for which I give 1201. a-year, payable quarterly. My landlord occupies the ground floor himself, and he bas let the two upper stories unfurnished to two ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL My Lord,— The Sunday- labour- Post-Office deputation's interview with your lordship, the Postmaster General, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is almost as amusing as Mr. Rowland Hill's minuet. His grave attempt to poke his fnn ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL My Lord, — The difference between firmness and obsti- nacy is, that the former is persistance in a good cause, the latter in a bad one, and therefore, however necessary the first may be in a minister, the second is more dangerous ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. No. 11l My LORD,— I do not concur with Mr. Osborne in com- plaining that you have not clearly announced the policy you mean to pursue. The composition of your cabinet renders such a disclosure impossible. Upon the drainage system ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. I Cheltenham, June 18. My Lord,— Mr. Justice Blackstone, a great constitutional, if not legakauthority, lays it down as a maxim that the bishops sit as lords ot parliament in right of certain lands annexed, or supposed to be annex>d ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My Lord,— l feel assured that no apology will be re- quired in thus addressing this communication to your lord- ship; its subject-matter being so unquestionably a national one, is at this moment of increased importance, which renders ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL- My Lortn, — Protestant England, relying on your lordship's letter of November last, has anxiously awaited the confir- mation bi/ acts of the sentiments expressed in that manly document; and though she would have preferred the leader- ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, Achill Island, Feast of the Dedication of tiid Churches of Ireland. My Lord, — In the unprecedented rapidity of the spread of public discoutent, your lordship must perceive the fruits of your recent legislation. Scaice did the i ...