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... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Besant ergo ex Germania Martinurn Bucerum insignem lcereticum, Petrunl Martyrem et Bernardinum Ochium, ,Cl;sluclle 1 tJ~ ?? quos partim in Acedemiis lcolt n6 t~lla fraus deess6,t aut diigentia ven- tutis decptionem. Ampliora tarmen ...
... Wa ΒΆ~TO LORD JOHN RUSSELLi. a-; I I.1Wo to you who miake ininiffl,- -ns I ,WU w you wilu miaxe miquitioue laws, wtserebV thee poor.' and the humble of God's people are, oppressd etheir Tdiows oliti'ig a prey to the rie,, anal their ephums :plundycrdl ...
... with more energy, ability, and honesty than have been diaplyed while Lord John Russell affected to perform that duty. It is not to be supposed, bosever, that the lall of Lord John Rauss11 from the posriton he once 00' cupied in the estiiaution ot his party ...
... - TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. I Beltna ChistasEve, 1846. `MY~ LORD-Within the two ?? months I have. travelled .athousand minles through 'the 'south' and'wesot df Ireland; I have therefore seen much of the deatitction: Of ?? Pie. It is not, however,' my intetixton ...
... reprobated in the best and purest ages of the Catholic church. I have the honour to be, my lord, Your lordship's humble servant, J4 JOHN TUAM. St. Jarlathi's, Tuam, March 6, 1838. ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Dublin, 7th November, 1846. MI LORD-The destitution that prevails throughout Ireland, has naturally given rise to much speculation as to the amount of supply required from distant markets, to make up the deficiency occasioned by ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ?? Sedcut res nostras prosequamur, hareticorunn, qui remn I oil Anglicanam eo temnpore administrabant, de Academicis {lir corruimpendis curn erat ; ut illis religionis ac discipli- s he narum fontibus infectis, facilius in universam ...
... X4O RD JOHN RUSSELL* Mr. Walpole speaks of Sir George Trevelyan's meziior of his uncle as a work which should be the potern a it is the despair of biographels. No one whfio has read either the Life of Mac- a*Ilay or tbe '/Earl t Years of Charles James ...
... I LOUD JOUN RUSSELL. I L4ORD JOHN RUSSELL. ~ I (Fromn ths T'imes of MHuaday.) We did 'think that when Lord John Ituqsell, after Iis other numerous and varied 9ppearsnces in public, suddenly brlki up the Aberdeen ministry, brought in his old rival, Lord ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. MY LonD-Mr. Poulett Scrope having addressed ?? in this morning's Chronicle on Irish poor laws, will ?? a qu permit me a few words. Soir They must be few and hasty; as, between attendance On had Cor committee and in the house, my ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Dublin, February 12, 1838. l ZY LopID-A declarations*scribed to Lord Lansdowns in th e FiwEanA is JOURNAL of this day has filled inymind e with serious alatrm for the purity andfreedom of the Catholic I religion in Ireland. It is ...
... TO LORD ZORN RUSSELL. - !n~- My LoazroThe imminent danger to. the interests of im religion with which then presesit system i's fraught prom ,pts er- me to redeem, withoiit'delay,miy promise of directing your lordship's attention to the -subject of national ...