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... Sir John Bridge, at Bowstreet, to-day, and sought his advice in connection with tho conduct of het son—a little fellow—whorefused to go to school and spent tho money that had been given him to pay the fees. The boy could not see to read. Sir John Bridge ...
... near Glasgow, unanimous vote of confidence was carried. Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P., was the principal speaker, and called attention to some tacts put forward by Mr. Gladstone which (Mr. Russell) described as unadulterated fiction. One instance wa' case cir ...
... or two iaaerttena for 2s« 6d. Above three 6d. por line i» insertion. These announcements most be Sir George Russell, Bart., M.P, Thomas Russell, Em., 0.M.6. Sir Edward Stafford, 0.C.M.0. Tho Directors issue TERMINABLE DEBENTURES at par for auu upwards ...
... Hu.Sir JHajesFergu«son.Bart.,G.O.S.l.,K.C.M.Q., M.P. The Right Hon. Sir John E. 6orst, Q C., M.P, The Right Hon. A. J. Mundella, M.P. Sir George Russell, Bait., M.P. Thomas Russell, Ksq., O.M.G. Sir want W. Stafford. 0.0.M.0. The Directors issue TERMINABLE ...
... Stuart, Author of «A Fair® Damtell.*' Murloi'e Marriair*>,“ Ac, Hurst and Blackett (Limited), 18, Great * NEW NOVEL BY DORA RUSSELL. Now Rrf'ftdy, ot all Libi arioi, in Two Tula.. crown Bto. The SECRET THE RIVER. * By BnaasLL. Author •‘Footprlnu in the Snow ...
... Fcrgussou,Bart., Q.0.5.1.,K,0.M.G., M.I. Falconer Larkworthy, Esq. The Right Hon. A. J. Muudella, M.P. Sir George Russell, Bart., M.P. Thomas Russell, Esq., O.M.G. Sir Edward W. Stafford, 0.0.M.Q. » The Directors issue TERMINABLE DEBENTURES at par for upwards ...
... cutting into indirect taxation abolishing or reducing the tea duty. When addressing the London Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Sir John Lubbock drew attention to matters which will, no doubt, have the close attention of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, pending ...
... interest in the piece, and it was found impossible provide places for all who desired to be present. In one of tho boxes were Mrs. John Hare and Mrs. Oomyns Carr. In the front row of the stalls sat Sir Edward Clarke, Mr. Arthur Bonrohier (who has accepted another ...
... venture. The list of stewards and officials is as follows: —The Duke of Hamilton, the Duke of Montrose, Hon. C. Howard, Sir John D. Astley,and Messrs. O. K. Paget, W. H. P. Jenkins,and J. B. Leigh. Mr. PotcrCrawshaw will be clerk of the course; Mr. K. ...
... authorities to be created in Ireland. Mr. J. Nolan seconded the motion. Mr. John Wilson supported the Bill. Cavendish-Bentinck was opposing the Rill at 5.27, when Mr. T. W. Russell moved the cloture, which on division was carried 165 against 71>. The House ...
... DEATH OF GENERAL FREMONT. New Tors, July 14. The death is announced, at the age of 77. of General John Charles Fremont, to whose explorations and subsequent military action the acquisition of California the United States was due. He held command the War ...