... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... IIEM§IR OF THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL. corn' (From .Baily's Motl av n. all a CHAXTRR 11. late; MXaete nov& virtote, puer.'-VIao. Geor Of the many hunting days enjoysd by Russell in early in th life no one stands out in such strong toelief as the 30tb of September ...

... JOHN, .EARL RUSSELL, AND HlS WORK. ull of years and full of worldly honours Earl Russell has departed this life. For an )aistocrat, born in the purple of a ducal house, he was a wonderful man, and it is useful to re- member what he did, wherein he failed ...

... part and parcel of the lawv of England. Lord John Russell was now in the zenith of his fame, and stood forth as the personal embodiment of progress. Under the new Whig Ministry of Earl Grey, Lord John Russell had his first taste ot office. He wag made Paymaster ...

... England: `- I In 1550 her Majesty communicated to Lord Palmerston, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs-through Lord John Russell, her First Minister-a memorandum, giving specific directions as to the transaction of business between the Crown and the ...

... of Locrd John Russell. The very fact that in less than a quarter of a century Parliamentary Reform had so completely out- grown Lor d John Russell that he coined the phrase Rest and be thankful, thlat he was thereupon dubbed Finality ...

... brother, another John Russell. This sixth Duke was the father of Lord John Russell, who has in his own person carried the political reputa- tion of his family to its highest point, and won an earldom for its younger brandl. Earl Russell was ...

... five years which his Ministry lasted Lord John led the Opposition as a moderate and historical Whig, rather than as one who was eager to sacrifice anything so long as he defeated his op- ponents. Lord John Russell succeeded Sir Robert Peel, and com- menced ...

... and Lord John himself. Three of the sub- committee were wiser than Lord .J. Russell, for at one of their later sittings they engrafted ?? the scheme. Lord Grey, when Lord John took the plan to him, said that the Ballot must come out. Lord John replied ...