... LORD JOHN RUSSELL SHEFFIELD. On Saturday morning another address was presented to Lord John Rnasall the residence of Alderman U. E. Hoots, whose gneat he was. The address was from the Nonconformist ministers of Sheffield, and was read by Bov. Henry Bachelor ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT MANCHESTER. Lord John Russell addressed the mombera of the Manchester Athenseum soiree last evening. After quoting the statistics of the institution, he said:—A long while ago it would have been a very trite and commonplace thing ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS. gave yesterday in successive editions a complete report of Lord John Russell's speech on being returned for the City. Our first edition contained the whole of Lord John's remarks on Reform, but were ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON RAGGED AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. large new additional building, for tho Manchester Ragged and Industrial Schools, adjoining the old one in Ard wick-green, was inaugurated on Friday after noon, by visit of Lord John Russell and number ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON RAGGED SCHOOLS. Th» annual meeting of the Field lane Ragged Soboola was held last evening at the Literary institution, Al* ' dengate-street. The Earl of Shaftesbury presided. Ur. read the report. 663 children had attended the school ...

... LORD DARLINGTON TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. “40, Upper Brook.street, Feb. 10, liyy My Lord—Not being in the House of Commons until af five o’clock in the afternoon of yesterday, I was not aware, cn, hour in the evening, that the names of Sir Charles Botrei ...

... Lord John Uussell, then said : private secretary to Lord John Russell, and I received this Utter about fortnight ago, with this envelope, at the Treasury, in Downing-strect. 1 received it on tbe Slat January. It is addressed to u Lord John ...

... entire disapproval—a feeling which I did not attempt conceal, as Lord John Russell can testify. Considering the inconvenience which I saw would ensue from the manner in which Lord John Russell had given that pledge, and with the opinion I entertained and avowed ...

... LORD DARLINGTON LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ** 40, Upper Brook-street, Feb. 11, 1836. Lord, should be wanting in common courtesy did not acknowledge myself satisfied with your lordship’s reply of ve*- terday. lam not, I believe, considered quarrelsome those who ...

... TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord—Since I took the liberty of addressing a few obser■. aliens to you on the important question of tithes, a debate has place in the House of Commons which has confirmed in the opinion I then expressed of the necessity ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL TO LORD DARLINGTON. Whitehall, Feb. JO, J 836, My Lord—l trust I can remove the impression wbidi seem to have been made upon your lordship’s mind by assent to the motion of Lord Cbandos, and my note of yesterday addressed to him. ** ...

... To the RIGHT HON, LORD JOHN RUSSELL, My Lord, At have the fullest conviction that the commutationvor tithe should speedily place, I lament that your lord* ship baa not adhered to a plan which you seem to have originally contemplated, of taking certain ...