... POLICE COURT JOTTINGS, Two men, Henry Calverly and John Russell, were remanded at Thames Polico-court this afternoon, on a charge of breaking James Bixley’s leg. Russell called at Bixloy’s house, and on tho latter appearing, seized hold of him and threw ...

... could make Protestanism appear more ridiculous and contemptible than the revival of that obsolete shibboleth, Popery Lord John Russell attempted it on one memorable occasion, but Punch gave, shortly afterwards, a picture of him os running away after inscribing ...

... O’Brien had turn the thoughts the people from crime to combination legitimate character, lie quoted reply given Lord 1 John Russell, then Prime Minister, when the Lord-, Lieutenant of that time that Coercion Act should passed to pul down outrages. The ...

... on the Natural Inequality of Man,” as one who believes it. Mr. Gladstone has taken for his text Mr. Walpole’s Life Lord John Russell, and Lord Melbourne’s Letters, as edited Earl Cowper. With regard Lord Melbourne, Mr. Gladstone has no doubt that Lord ...

... till he became Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and this post he occupied for 20 years. When Lord John Russell went on his special mission Vienna in 1855 the Permanent Under-Secretary the Foreign Office accompanied him. In 1870 Earl ...

... tutor of College, Oxford. This belongs to the number condensed manuals which the present generation has seen so many. Lord John Russell brought out “Life” Fox, by way of supplement to the Memoirs and Correspondence ”; and, more lately, we have had “The Early ...

... MR. T. W. RUSSELL. Speaking at Stratford last night, Mr.T. W. Kiisaell said that tho Gladstonite party seemed to imagine that if the Irish party deposed Mr. Parnell the alliance between the Liberals and the Irish party could be patched up. wanted to press ...

... SIR JOHN LUBBOCK, Speaking Bristol last night to largo assembly of shopkeepers and assistants. Sir John Lubbock stated 1883 he induced the House of Common* appoint committee, ’which, after careful inquiry, was satisfied that the hours of shop assistants ...

... and then, periaps, Lord the courage to into the box. Witness.^. GLOBE OFFICE, 367, Strand, 3.15 p.m. John O’Loughlin was examined i.y Mr, AsumH,, slated that carried one uuhn.,-s ! at a ! Tott-nham-streot, and another at 4A. No. 19, ClcTeland-stieet, ...

... Charles Russell was proposed Mr. A. Stoddart Walker, president of Gladstonite Association, and seconded by Mr. R. Monro. a. show of hands being taken tho chairman declared Mr. Goscben elected a largo majority. The supporters of Sir Charles Russell thereupon ...

... Partick, who had drawn his attention to speech by Mr. T. W. Russell, in which the latter contradicted statements respecting Arklow Harbour contained in Mr. speech. First, with regard to Mr. Russell’s assertion that the Arklow Pier was intact, Mr. Parnell ...

... and Parnellites present, well as eight Liberal Unionists, viz., Hon. A. R. Elliot and Sir H. Havelock-Allan, Messrs. T. W. Russell, Barclay, H. F. Beaumont, Caine, Caldwell, and Mackintosh. The majority against whs wholly Unionist. , The Irish Local Option ...