... proud to the last day of bis life of bis position. His fatber-io-lav, then Sir John Yarde Duller, now Lord Cburston, contested the division in 1835 against Lord John Russell on precisely the same question as now—the Ii ish Church. Now he (Sir Masse>) Lad ...

... delicate ground be had trodden upon in reference to that question, by the letters written by that Nestor of politics, Lord John Russell, since the matter was first discussed. His lordship had written three letters, and in the last there was something said ...

... RT o. Kinky VI.. Mt It., «c«i« S. John Murray, Albemarie slrcet MA CM 11. LAN’S MAGAZINE, No. 112 (for FEBEUA£Y|. Price Is. I.— HR. GLATOTONIffS ADTOBIOGBAPHY.” By Clergyman the Church of England. : estblle russell.” chapter, vii.—xi. 3 —ME, MATTBEW ...

... nephew, Thomas Mann, Commander R.N., Box-grove. Bsraabory, don, Grace, widow of George Russell Sidley, Master FrAUNLKY-On the 21st inst., at Bournemouth, of the Rev. John Fearnley, M.A., aged 69. late King*s College, London, amt Taviton-street. Gordon squme ...

... and Mr. Serjeant Polling. Middle Temple—Mr. T. W. Greene, Q.C., and Mr. John Gray, Q.C. Inner Temple—Mr. William Foraytb, Q.C., and Mr. U. Warwick Cole, Gray's Inn—Mr. J. A. Russell, Q.C., and Mr. James Barstow. The Incorporated Law Society—Mr. W. Strickland ...

... Immediate possession will be riven.—Full particulars may be hail of Joseph Aldridge, Esq., solicitor, 27, Montague-place, Russell-square. W.C.; at the Mart; of Mr. James Robins. 5. Chancery-lane, W.C. ; and of Ur. Robins, auctioneer and surveyor. 5. W ...

... THIS MORNING’S INTELLIGENCE. THE CHURCH. Right Bet. John Jackson, D.D., lh« Bishop signate theses London, is son Mr. Henry Jackson, gentleman formerly connected with business at Henley-on- Thames, and subsequently resident Mansfield, Nottinaharashire ...

... her, and she paid them £5 esob. She bad bill against Mr. Onslow, which had been paid by bis agent, Mr. Russell. She never mentioned to Mr. Russell this payment of £5 each. Thomas Wilson, street-sweeper, employed by Local Board of Health, said : A short ...

... the deceased : —John (Marshall) Rimmer, married, leaves six children ; William Hesketh, married, three children ; Peter Aughton, married, two children ; Robert Wright, married, three children ; Peter Wright, married, one child ; John Wright, unmarried ...

... persons, at Newcastleton, on going to andjfrom the polling-booth on the 25th November. The prisonen were fined each. John Pringle, John Culbertson, James Mauchline, Thomas Auchterlouie, and William Bwad were charged also with a breach of the peace in the ...

... Kenriostoo, to Wien, daughter tlie Into William long, E*Q. Brighton. Cooper —Russell— On the Rayswator, the H**v. Charles Willi im Frederic, Woodvtlle Hall. Forest daughter of Henry Russell 7th inst. at St. Stephen’s tWb, . Llov.l Rassell. to rtc hm only son ...

... official declaration of the poll. A CiIABOE was preferred Uaehcsler on Satord sy against William John Kingsworth, pilot, of having nttempted to murder John Etlden, police-constable, by stabbing him ■wo places. From the tint’s statement it appeared that ...