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... Israel. We mean Earl Russell. There was time when the elected of London was looked up to as shining light by all enthusiastic Radicals. Before the ominous words of “Lest and thankful” were ever beard, the opinion Lord John Russell had some weight even ...
... Edward Itllp, Philip John Jackson, Hartley Jennings, John Jennings. Tobias Kipling, Hairy Larder, Frank Thomas Lawrence, Wtlllam Lewie, John Scott Lldgett, George Litt e, David Lloyd, William Henry ShaMeri Miller, Benjamin Lewis Mosely, John Henry Blake Orford ...
... BaHllc Hiimilton. to Mary Aynscom»>e Mo«op, only daughter of the late Rev. John Mossop, formerly of Hotnne.u, Horndy—On the 21st Inst., nt Acton, leshlre, the Rev. John Russell Walker, Incumbent of Ringley, eldeat son of Joim Walker. Esq., of Irw. 11, ...
... IN FRANCE. (From OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, Tuesday, Let us rest and be thankful, said Lord John Russell, in the days in which he was simple John, and was only by courtesy what the French call a milor. Let us rest and be thankful, said the honourable ...
... that there should be'no State interference on matters of religion or education. He stated that the occasion when Lord John Russell introduced theminutes on which the Education Board was founded, ha was sitting next to Mr. Baines, M.P., in the gallery ...
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... .today been awarded to Mr. William James Lewis, 8.A., Fellow of Oriel College. The Junior Scholarship is taken Mr. John Wesley Russell, Mathematical Scholar of Bsilliol College. Mr. Edwin Bailey Elliott, Mathematical demy of Magdalen College, was recommended ...
... Bsmc.B Diliurm.tL lUMlen, WS Baker. RB W Dix- n. Jaxiine. E Rotbschild.finlC ■«arolay,A C Dodds, Jessol, Russell, A Bass, Dod'on.JG John .lon, A Russell, Baaier, W E Downing, M*o Johnstone. BlrH|i;ylaiul*, P Bft/ley. Sir T Dowse,B King, Hon • t. Aubrt, J ...
... TO NEW YORK• (BY A CORRESPONDENT.) The selection of Mr. Russell Gurney for the office of Commissioner for British claims in America was a happy one. The Recorder has already won golden opinions of the Americans. The China, as we have seen, made an excellent ...
... Lord Henry Lennox, Lord John Manners, Sir John Pakington, Sir S. Northoote, and Mr. Gathorue Hardy. At that meeting a number of working men were eleuted as '• Council of ;Skilled Artisans. It was then resolved that Mr. Scott Russell should arrange a meeting ...
... Exeter, but Coventry, should be Sir John’s destination henceforth, as the Falstaffian recruiting sergeant of Mr. Cardwell’s reorganised army.” THE GOVERNMENT AND THE TREATY OF 1856. The Standard says:—“ Either Mr. Russell was was not justified in making use ...
... FEBRUARY THE BLACK SEA QUESTFON. The question which Sir John Hay will put to Mr. Gladstone this evening relates to an important and rather delicate subject, being neither more nor less than the amount of discretion to be vested in our whole Diplomatic ...