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... years—Lord Melbourne, Lord Goderich, Lord John Russell, Brougham, Graham, Stanley, and, others whose names are household words, although one only lives amongst us. The first attack on the Ministry was led by Lord John Russell, who moved the repeal of the Test ...
... of St. Mary Mag. dalene, Sandringham. The service was conducted by the Rev. W. Lake Onelow, M.A., assisted by the Rev. John Russell, M.A., rector of Swimbridge, Devonshire, who preached the sermon. The Duke of Edinburgh arrived at St. Petersburg yesterday ...
... H. Chaunay. Bestorman, W. Neve, Air A.. But. North, George Nott, Rev. P. W. John. Mu, W. Page, J. perry-Watlington, J. W.. Esq., Pugh, Thos. Bless. Prentice, S. Perkins, John. Phillips, 3. 'rooter, Rey. J. M, Parsons, J. PPolly, eekett, C. 8.. M.D. B ...
... FIR and Primpload Liberal Laos Battlements. riaotad all G EORGE WM. LOVELL. JOHN J. BROOMFIELD. 31[ONEY, TIME, AND LIFE are lost In the event of ACCIDENTAL INJURY OR DEATH. Provide &mast these losses by • Policy of the PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COIfPANT. ...
... James and Mr. Biron ho should hold that there was no proof of agency in reference to the personal canvass. John Lawder, John Southcomb, and John Kingdom were also also called, and gave evidence as to what had passed in the committee room. Mr. Burman was ...
... for the purpose of expressing sympathy with Germany in her struggle against Ultramontanism. Sir John Murray, Bart. (of Philiphaugh), presided, Earl Russell being unable to take the chair. Amongst those present were the Dean of Canterbury, Sir Robert Peel ...
... Beres, John Garrett EN,. aged 77. Altaic—on the 20th huh, at Bridge Rouse, The Mall, Hammirmitb, Dabel, widow of John AAant, Esq., St. John's.hill, Battersea. r arel SO. SLADE—On the 215 t inst., at Elriegten Reuse, Ryde, Victor the child of John Ramsay ...
... the Liberals are quite unprepared with a second candidate as the colleague of Mr. Gladstone. Neither Mr. Angersteiu nor Sir John Bennett, who contested the borough in the late election, are likely to again come forward. DUBLIN. Sir Dominick Corrigan will ...
... declined to produce the telegrams on his own authority. He did not propose to interfere with the Post Office in the matter. Mr. Russell said there were one or two particular telegrams in reference to which he had desired to make a specific inquiry; but be might ...
... Hutton. from Ramsgate, In ballast, bas been assisted into Bridlington. with loss of bowsprit, haying bola in cols %don with the John Waltoa, Captain Kashmore, from Hartlepool for Lowestoft, with coal, which vessel was abandoned in a sitting states The lota ...
... were Mr. Charles Russell, Q.C., Mr. W. G. Harrison, and Mr. I. Collins. The Attorney-General was represented by Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, Mr. Hardinge Giffard.Q.C., Mr. J. 0. Griffith, and the Hon. Chandos Leigh. Mr. Charles Russell, QC., opened the case ...
... questions of confideuce he should vote for the Conservatives. Dnorrwica.—Mr. John Corbett, who opposed Sir John Pakington at the last general election, has issued his address. Sir John Pakington refers to the service he has rendered to the borough for thirty-one ...