Russell, John, 1792-1878 (1st Earl Russell, prime minister and author)
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Lord John Russell, 1st Earl Russell (1792-1878), prime minister and author
Found in 21 Collections and/or Records:
Alexander William Kinglake: Letters and Papers
Despatch from Lord Elgin, 2 Mar. 1861
A despatch from James Bruce, Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, Point de Galle, to Parkes, 2 March 1861, including an extract from a despatch from Lord John Russell to Elgin, 9 January [1861].
Despatch from Lord Elgin, 29 Mar. 1861
A despatch from James Bruce, Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, H.M.S. 'Terrible', to Parkes, 29 March 1861, enclosing a copy of an extract from a despatch from Lord John Russell to Elgin, 16 January 1861.
Despatch to John Russell, 25 Nov. 1865
A draft of a despatch from 'H.M.S. 'Princess Royal' Off Hiogo'.
Despatch to John Russell, 25 Nov. 1865
A draft of a despatch from 'H.M.S. 'Princess Royal' Off Hiogo'.
Despatch to John Russell, 28 Nov. 1865
A draft of a despatch from H.M.S. 'Perseus'.
Despatches concerning Parkes: China, 1860
Edward Lane: Papers on the Arabic-English Lexicon
From John Russell, 1st Earl Russell, Pembroke Lodge, 25 July 1857
Seeking Cambridge's views on the case of one Lieutenant McLaughlin, who was apparently dismissed the service 'for refusing to serve when he was called on'; Russell clearly believes a revision of sentence to be inadvisable.
George William Frederick Howard, 7th Earl of Carlisle: Copy letters to Lord John Russell, 1846-1850
Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.
Letter from 1st Earl Russell to Adam Sedgwick, 8 May 1871
Decided to place a memorial bust of 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne in Westminster Abbey; a committee will invite subscriptions; will Sedgwick join the committee?
Letter from Lord John Russell, 5 Jan. 1852
Value of Church property could only be ascertained by survey, which Ecclesiastical Commissioners could order: they have done this where property has fallen into their hands; doubts whether survey such as Blandford suggests would be expedient; agrees that 'much remains to be done for the benefit of the Church'
Letter from Lord John Russell, 26 Mar. 1880
A copy of a letter from the Foreign Office to an unspecified recipient, who was not Parkes.
Letter from Lord John Russell to George H. Bowers, 19 Sep. 1857
Thanks for invitation to take in children
Letter from Sir Andrew Buchanan to Lord John Russell (from Madrid), 2 Jan. 1861
About an alleged plan to annex Portugal to Spain; many believe French agents are encouraging the plan and wish to overthrow the Spanish dynasty; 'Iberia', newspaper of the ultra-liberal party, publishes letters from Portugal encouraging a union; it is thought that the British government is not seriously opposed; Buchanan has said there is no ground for such a view
Letter of credence, 1865
A copy of a letter of credence for Parkes as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Japan from Queen Victoria [to Tokugawa Iemochi], countersigned by John Russell, Earl Russell, dated Windsor, 28 March 1865, 1 bifolio, with an envelope franked by Russell.
Letters from Martin Dohmen and John Russell, 8 Jan. 1879-9 Jan. 1879
A letter from Martin Dohmen [Japan] to Parkes, dated 'Thursday morning' (9 January 1879?), with a letter from Joseph Russell, Yokohama, to Dohmen, 8 January 1879.
of 37 Chesham Place, Belgrave Square, SW, to Richard Bentley, 5 Mar 1867
Mounted on card by Munby
of Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park, SW, to Richard Bentley, 17 July 1866
Mounted on card by Munby
Regulations for H.M. Diplomatic Service, 1879
'Regulations for Her Majesty's Diplomatic Service': regulations as amended by Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, Marquis of Salisbury, and issued on 1 January 1879, followed by a circular letter from Lord John Russell to Heads of Missions, 6 November 1860, 7 folios (sewn together).
Regulations for the Diplomatic Service, 1879
'Regulations for Her Majesty's Diplomatic Service': printed regulations as amended by Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, Marquis of Salisbury, and issued on 1 January 1879, undated, followed by a circular letter from Lord John Russell to Heads of Missions, 6 November 1860, 7 folios (sewn together).
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