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... To eord .John MsselLI - My Lanle-I am not a are that you read low priced papers, and aIs ihe political market is very exehluire, I do not suppose that mnany of thefivepeminy papers will copy from the threepence- ilalfpenny ones; however. as my observations ...
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... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. I -LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord John Russell is about to seek the calm and dignified repose which tired legisla- tors find in the House of Peers. The eleva- tion of a statesman of his stamp from the People's Chamber to that ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. the he TO 0, L. RITCARlDO, EiSQ., CfluiitAAN t or LoRD T30 cst Rl'SSE.LL'S ELECTION COMMITTEE. on Sin,-You have solicited my support for Lo I a John Russell in the forthcoming election. Although I I to lordship and myself are not agreed ...
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... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. My LoBD.-The approaching assemblage of the British Parliament is a subject of interest to the ivilized world: and the leader of the Hlouse of Commons will have need of a sound head, clear views, and a weanfi'stly firm and well. ...
... successfully weathered the stonn. Let all due credit be given to him. But sup- port of Lord John Russell does not involve opposition to Lord Palmerston. Lord John Ruosell declares himself prepared to give Lord Palmerston a general but indepen- dent support ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. MY Lorfs, 1; . Londoni;,Aug. 9,1829. The Kingthen hasievery reasonttofear, from th previous extrai- odolinary conduct of his Ministers,that they may fail in estahllsh- ing a clear case of guilt against the Queen-that this ?? may ...
... brought matters to the crisis which resulted in Sir R. Peel's resignation, and Lord John Russell being sent for. The misrepresentation and detraction to which Lord John Russell has been exposed is well illustrated by this ignoring y of that most signal service ...
... - TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ON T'il DOCTRixN OF SURP'LtS POPULATION. MYr LORD,o KXtnsihgton, 13th-Oct. 1824. I mAVE before observed upon your Lordship's adopting, this doc- trine of ai ruplus Popola tzon; but thel.error is of such great im- portance, that ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. MY Loan, London, Aug. 8, 1820 The letter and petition addressed by your Lordship to Mr. Wilberforce have made a considerable impression, and indutced a hope, that this unhappy business may yet be arranged. Agrce. in, as I do, entirely ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. TO TIER EDIT0 OP TEE DAILY N3 ,. Sil,-If Lord J. Rtissell had acted more frequently on his own convictions, and then, in spite of political friends, party consIderations, and London socltyi had stood manfully by them, he would have ...