... Promenade, ONE SHILLING. Boxioffice open daily from 10 till S. No charge for bookinv to any part of the theatre. Hawser, Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION ...

... steamer, from Rotterdam; Blatielie, steamer, from Dunkirk; Baron Osy, steamer, from Antwerp; Rock% steamer, from Ghent; Lord John Russell, steamor, from Dunkirt. Deal.. April 13.—Sabine, steamer, from Palermo ; Biwa, steamer, from Mogedore ; Empress, steamer ...

... King's moti on w nix regard to the franchise. Lord John Russell resigned, and beta, Lord Stanley and Lord Aberdeen were called upon by her Majesty to form an Administration. They failed, and Lord `John Russell was therefore compelled to resume office for a ...

... failure of Lord Derby to carry on the affairs of the country, and the reluctance of Lord Palmerston to serve again under Lord John Russell, necessitated a coalition Ministry, and Lord Aberdeen, in a weak moment, consented to preside over it. At the beet of times ...

... matter of fact the Northern Government and people were notoriously provoked by the words of two Liberal statesmen —Lord John Russell, who said that “the North was fighting for power,” and Mr. Gladstone, who declared that President Davis had made nation ...

... is heard are Lord Romilly, Mr. Holker, Q.C., the Solicitor- General, Mr. J. W. Huddleston, Q.C., M.P., Mr. John Archibald Russell, Q.C., Mr. John Lawrence Tatham (treasurer), Mr. William Wilde, Mr. Thomas Southgate, Q.C., Mr. Smith Spencer Wigg, Mr. Thomas ...

... life on which a states. man has to forgot self and consider only the interests of his Sovereign and his country. When Lord John Russell threw up the reins of Government Lord Derby was the only Minister to whom the Queen could look for assistance. The late ...

... jointly with our own, and there they have remained to the present day, in spite of portentously long despatches from Lord John Russell, and in spite of the earnest endeavours of Lord Stanley tb refer this and all other subjects of dispute to the President ...

... Promenade, ONE SHILLING. Itox.rdece open daily from 10 till S. No charge for bohkine say parted the theatre. Manager, Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and !tanager, F. B. Cusrmuras. EVERT EVENING. at 7. IN POSSESSION. At 7. 45 . I ...

... Vlvante.” 7. '* Hospitality.” 8. A Bull Fight, and After ThoMhts.” Br J. P. 9. “Into Versailles and Out.” Part I. By John Beott Russell, F.R.B. Macmillan and Co., London. H E WEE K NEWS,’ NEW LONDON NEWSPAPER, commence January, 7,1871. . THE WEEK’S NEWS ...

... time for 13 years), Charles Reode's powerful Drama, IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. Messrs. C. Warner, H. Sinclair, Howard Russell, John C. Wm. 8. Calhaom, F. W. Irish, De Belleville, A. Nelson, Ac.: Mcsdamos Rose Lecleroq, M. Milton, Ac. Prooodedby FAMILY ...

... Grand viral (»mh Niyht) of Charles powerful Drama, IT’S NEVER TOO LATE 'JO MEND. Mopara. C. Warner, If. Sinclair. Howard Russell, John C. Cowpor, Win. Redmond, B. Callinem, P. W. Irish, Do Belleville, Mc’damo* Rose Leclcrcq, M. Milton, Ac. Preceded by FAMILY ...