... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord John Russell has addressed a letter, dated IV,. burn Abbey. Jan. 14, to the Yeomanry and Farmes C Huntingdonshtire, on the subject of a proposed Petitioa Parliament for Relief of Agiicultural Dist ess. His ?? ship says- It being ...

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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT GRENIC-I On Monday the town council of Greenock presented an address to Lord John Russell. Lord John Russell, who was accompanied to the platform by his youthful son, arrived from Roseneath ...

... ADDRESS TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The town council of South Molton, Devon, having been informed that Lord John Russell was sojourning with Earl Fortesoue, at Castle Hil, determined to present an address to himupnnd, on Monday last, the Mayor, aceom- panied ...

... Chrosite ?? Times is mistaken at vwhen it imagines that Lor- John Russell has passed the Ci renith of his fame, and fallen into the sare and yellow leaf li of statesmansbip. The name of Lord John Russell is a I household word' to Great Britain even yet, it is ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE CHARTISI S. This poor little splenetic fellow seems sadly tormented by the Chartists. The following account of a recent correspondence between certain magistrates and tile Home-office istaken from the Gloucestershire Chronicle:_ ...

... iLORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE CIURCH. Yesterday morning Lord John Russell laid the principal stone of the new church of St. Matthew's, Oakley- -square, Bedford New Town. Divine service waspreviously celebrated at the temporary church, High-street, Camden- ...

... DIANTER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ?? a dinner given at lloniton, on Saturday last, to Lord John Russell, after several toasts had been ien, the Chairman having proposed the health of Lord Melbourne and his Majesty's late Ministers, Lord John ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT STROUD. ETROUD, THURtAsLY. b Last night, Lord John Russell, taking advantage i of the Whitsontide holidays, delivered his promised lecture 0c to the Stroud Mutual Improvement Society, on the atf Study of H story, and the large ...

... believe Lord John Russell it to be a dishonest man; but some of his great in- genuity is requisite for reconciling these different phases of the same individual with a direct purpose n and a truthful character. The fact seems to be that 'e Lord John has his ...

... RE-ELECTION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. An election of a member to fill the vacancy in the city of London caused by Lord John Russell's acceptance if the office of Lord Presi- dent of the Council took place on Wednesday, in the Guildball. Lord ...

... . - 'TnjMTA ranA - -g o A JifJOlHiN AL US ?? IJOHN RUSSELL. It was announced in both houses of Parliament, on Thursday night, that Lord John Russell had tendered his resignation of his seat in the eabinet, and that her Xa'jesty had accepted the same. ...