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... conduct of Lord John Bussell in deserting the Ministry at a moment when they were threatened with a hostile vote of Parliament, and Lord Derby and Lord Lansdowne found themselves unable to form a Government. The Queen then wrote Lord John Russell, but added: ...
... F.L.S., 42, Grove-road, N. vV. H. M. R. Pope, Esq., Old-square, Lincoln’s-inn, W.O. (Chairman.) The Hon. Fronds A. Eollo Russell, Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park, S.W. w Alfred Sargant, Esq., Victoria House, Catherine-street. Strand, W.O. Bankers. Messrs ...
... Li.S., 4*i, Qrove-road, N. W, H H. R. Pope, E#q« 26, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn, W.O. (Chairman.) The Hon. Francis A. Rollo Russell, Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Em., Vkstoria.House, Catherlno-street, Strand, W.O. Bankers. Messrs. Couttarapd Co., 58, Strand ...
... was concluded before the President and common jury. Mr. Charles Russell. Q. 0.. Mr. Searle, and Mr. Callaghan appeared for tho petitioner: Mr. Inderwick, Q.C., Mr. Middleton, and Mr. W. John Dixon for tho respondent. The petitioner, who is helpless cripjde ...
... . F.L.S., Grove-road, N.W. H M. R. Pope, Esq., 26, Old-sauare, Linooln’s-inn, W.C. (Chairman.) The Hon. Francis A. Hollo Russell, Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Bsa., Victoria Homo, Oatherine.6treot, Strand, W.O. Messrs. Coufcts and Co., 59, Strand, W.C. This ...
... William Appleford, M.A., chaplain, Conxlct Portland; Her. William Edmund Craulurd Atuidn-Goarlay, M.A., rector or Stanton St. John, Oxou—patroua, Kew College, Oxford Eot. J. G. BaUey. chaplain St. Bartholomew’*, vicar Bt. Peter's, Kev, Samuel Hard cl ey ...
... 4 D.. F.L.8., Grove-rond. h.>V. H M Pope, Esq., 26, Old-eanore, Linooln’adnii, W.O. (Chairman.) The Hon. Francis A. Hollo Russell, Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Pork Alfred Sar-'an't. Esn., Hcn.c, rnthcrine-fctrcet. Straud, W.O. ° Bxksebs. Messrs. Couita and ...
... Lucy Backstone, B. Tborue, J. Roselle, M. Harris, MoreUi, Harrison, &c. GAIETY THEATRE, strand.—Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD.-7.30,THE GRASSHOPPKR. Misses Farren, West, Hcs. Leigh; Messrs. Terry, Royce, Maclean, Soutar, Fawcatt, Baraos ...
... Stewart, Backatoim. g. Tboroe, J. EoeeUe, M. Harrla, Morelll, Harrieoa, tc. /GAIETY THEATRE, Sti'and,—Sole Lessee and It Mr. JOHN HOLDINGS HEAD.—7.3O,THE GRASS. HOPPER. Miasea Ftrren, Welt, Mn. Leirhj JCoaera. Torry. Taylor, Boater, FtwcM, Barnes. 9.15 ...
... THEATRE. —Reappearance Miss HEATH.—Grand Revival of JANE SHORE for Pour Weeks only. Miss Heath; Messrs. C. Warner, W. Howard Russell, &■*.; Mrs. Allred -Mellou. Mrs. E. Power, Misses llhngton, Barry, Hu vey, &c. Preceded, 7, byOUT TO NUHBE. Mr. Harry Jacksou ...
... Hermann Vetin. Arthur Stirling, John BilUngton, B. H. Erooke. Vollaire. 0. H. Fenton, Dolman, Andrews, and Shiel Barry; * Maggie Brennan, and Miss Henrietta Ho^teon.—At DELICATE GROUND. Miss'Eleanor Button. Mr. John Bilhngfcon, and Mr. E. H. Brooke. ...
... Stcworc, Lucy E. Thome,» J. Roselle, Al. Harris, Morolii, Herriaop, Ac. j GAIETY THEATRE, strnnd.—Sole and, Manejrer, Mr. JOHN HOLLIMGSHEAD.-7.aO,rHE GRASS-» HOPPER Miss Ferreq, West, Mrs. Leigh; Messrs. Terry, Boyce, eaa Soutar, Fawcstt, Bames. 9.15 ...