... note appended to Izaak's History of Exeter, belonging to the late Dr. Oliver, is written : Tames Russell, the son of a relative of Sir John Russell, was appointed, with five other Protestant clergymen, under the episcopacy of Bishop Voysey, to preach ...

... THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL. A Memoir of the Rev. John Russell and his Out* of-Door Life.—By the author of Dartmoor Days,'' &c. London : Richard Bentley and Sons, New Burlington-street. This work unique in clerical biography, inasmuch as it is a volume of ...

... appended to b-Iask's at History of Exeter,' belonging to the late Dr. Oliver, illis inwritten:-' James Russell, the son of a relatvep of Sir John 8 or Russell, was appointed, with five other Protestant clergy- men under the episcopacy of Bishop Voysey, to preach ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON EDUCATION. Tbe sixty-eighth annual meeting of the British and Foreign School Society was held Monday the College, Borough-road, Sonthwark. There was largo assemblage, and before the com men. ement business numerous parties inspected ...

... MEMOIR OF THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL. From Baity Monthly Magazine of Sport* and Ptitimev for July, we gave extract from the Memoir of the well*known Vicar of Swymbridge then commenced in the above periodical. The biography, so fall of interest to the lovers ...

... first met his fellow pupil, John Crooker Bulteel, who showing a disposition to crow over Russell, was taught a lesson that few boys would be likely to forget- Having said something behind his back disparaging to bim, Russell revenged himself by tearing ...

... MEMOIR OF THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL. we announced some time was to oome, Baily's Monthly Magazine of Sport* and Pastimes for July contains such an account of the well-known sporting Vicar of Swymbrfdge will be read far and wide. The memoir is written a ...

... MEMOIR THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL. From Baily't Monthly Magazine qfSporta and Pattimc» ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON EDUCATION. The sixty-eighth annual meeting of the British and Foreign School Society was held on Monday the College, Borough-road, Southwark. There was large assemblage, and before the commencement of business numerous parties inspected ...

... once before tasted the scent of -an otter; still be loved it~dearly, and to this day Russell deolares he was the beat otter-hound he ever saw. Now, Racer, as Russell soen found, combined in himself the two-fold qualities especially required in an otter-hound ...

... drew Russell's attention to the all but invjoilbe marks of the operator'sdo skill adding, '1 It's an ill wind that blows no luck for hede bide fair to be as good in harness as out of it; so I ought m not to grumble pe No man of that day, as Russell well ...

... msnrtic but, othtirwise, to nO one in the West ole England would Tb this description apply with more. fidelity than to John farnm, Russell ;whose flns sonorous, vwoi, distinct egincitation, Russ, and earnest exbortstinns bave long etstblished his repute, ...