... his lordship slowly sank until he breathed his last, IThe deceased earl (better known to history as Lord John Russell) was the third son of John, sixth Duke of Bedford, by Georgiana, daughter of the fourth Viscount Torrington, and was born in Hertford-street ...

... Ijactkey, O bdra8 chuT, Charles Oldaer Pulley, Esq., of Lhelstock Exchann ageI of IRUSSELL-On the lot insf., very suddenly, John Russell, Elq., o Terhill Honses and Badgworth Court, Cheltenham, formerly of Biocs, end one of the oldof t Maglalraese for the ...

... (better known to history as Lord John Russell), was the third son of John, sixth Duke of Bedford, by Georg ana, daughter of the fourth Viscount Torrington- and a b6tn in Hertford-street, Mayfiir, August18, 172. Lord John will be best remembered as the statesman ...

... Mr. Roebuck was the man to step forward and inquire as to their intentions. It was in ! answer to this inquiry that Lord John Russell said I of Lord Palinerston that he was not the Minister of Austria; he was not the minister of Russia ; he was not the ...

... Hong Kong and Aprtl no. Fairnie-hill, Linlitbgow, April on. RussxtLL-DuoeoAsc-At St. Mary's, Wimbledon, Ei- John C., son of cthe late Mr. John Russell, of COULLIE - BoROnIE - At Rutland-square, Ei- Leamington, to Minnie, widow of Mr. Alexander burgh , Rev ...

... Inglis, who said that the country wonld ris tot be satisfied without a voto of censure on the an noble lord; and of Lord John Russell, who said thL that his proclamation was insulting to Lord Auck- P land. Sir Robert Peel's defence consisted in ob- t serving ...

... years. In oppo- sition, though not a frequent speaker, he improved I the advantages he had gained, and when in 1846 Lord John Russell took the Premiership he accepted a seat in the Cabinet as President of the Board of Trade. He held that office, however ...

... Chief JusticeDanman,LieutenantDrtun- I mond, Mr. Hallam, Sir Rowland Hill, Mr. George f Long, Mr. Herman Merivale, Lord John Russell, Sir i Martin Shee, an-dotherdistinguisliedmen. Thepub- lications of this Society (which were of a somewhat s utilitarian ...

... eccle- ?? piastical administration and patronage; and was unc at one time a severe assailant of vhat he Len beld to be Lord John Russell's insufficient slo geal for reform in Church matters. it was *t by his speeches upon topics of this kind wIVB thathe attracted ...

... Grange, Eastbourne, to Margaret, daughter of the late Mr. John Boyd, of Upperton Villa, Eastbourne, Oct. 7. COXHEAD-HUMPHREYS-At St. Saviour's, Pimlico, Albert C., son of Mr. John Coxhead, of Russell- square, to Ethel, daughter of Mr. J. J. Hamilton Humphreys ...

... Clapham-road, March en. GNOSs1nLius, Mrs. A. L., at Lydiate, Ormskirk, March to. HEPWvoRTHe, Mrs. John S., at Addison-road North, NV., March S. HURLES, Mrs. John, at Ashleigh, Sutton, Surrey, March 8. HURT, Mrs. Albert F., at The Outwoods, Derby, March II ...

... daughter of the late Venerable John Abraham Russell, Archdeacon of Clogher, July 3. LAMMIMAN-WHARE-At Holy Trinity, Tunbridge Wells, Mr. Cleland Lammiman, M.R.C.S. Eng. land, L.R.C.P. London, to Katherine, daughter of Mr. John S. WeaTe, of Ferndale Park, ...