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... side when the House of Commons was the other. But since Mr. Gladstone succeeded to the position formeriy occupied by Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston, and Earl Grey, the House of Lords has changed its tone, and the reason which Lord Salisbury assigns for ...
... e Free Traders allied themselves, the Government would have been in minority of six. As it was, on most questions Lord John Russell, like Lord Palmerston, was able to hold on only by means of Conservative votes. Not only so, but in February, 1851, the ...
... himself came to be persuaded that suuiua not sur; render India except at the cost of disastrous war, and Disraeli and Lord John Russell each changed their earlier views on the matter. People, in fact, who held the views of the Manchester School steadily lost ...
... Church, Knightfibridgc. John Russell Villiers, Esq., to Grace Elizabeth, daughter of tUo late Major-General William Earle, C.8.,-and ol Mrs. Earle, of 8, Eaton-place, S.W. _ , _ Whitehead—Atriks.—On tlto 19th inst., at St. John the Baptist’s Church, Kensington ...
... evolution of the pastel in England, and the handicraft of Its earlier masters. are, therefore, pleased to hear that life of John Russell, 8.A., is in preparation, and that the author hopes include bis hook complete descriptive list of all the artist’s known ...
... and even surprise. Ur. Walpole it able man, author of several useful and successful books, one of which, his Life of Lord John Russell, seems likely hold permanent place in English literature. He graduated, so to speak, in the Civil Service, and he has been ...
... His intimacy with the conspirator Mazzini drew upon him so much odium that he was obliged to resign in 1864. In 1866 Lord John Russell restored him to favour, and since that date he has been a sort of fixture in all Liberal Governments until the present ...
... diplomacy. One of bis earliest experiences was with Sir H. Elliott’s special mission to Naples; and also accompanied Lonl John Russell to Coburg, when the latter was in attendance the Queen. At Athens, Darmstadt, Stuttgardt, Munich, Lisbon, and Madrid he ...
... WANTED. ANTED, comfortable HOME, near Russell-sq., v v in private family, for a Young Gentleman engaged in City; term* mast moderate; refs.— E, D.,” Riseholta, Dorking. ■REQUIRED. SITTING and One or Two BED-ILq; ROOMS, Unfurnished, with attendance, near ...
... place of Mr. Richard Henry Langley Russell, son Sir Edward Richard Russell of Liverpool, and Miss Mabel Suffolk Yonge, of London. Mr. J. M. Palmer, Newcastle, brother-in-law the bride, gave her away. Mr. Herbert Russell, brother of the bridegroom, was best ...
... Gerald Walter Russell, Royal Navy, son of Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Hamilton Russell, to Katharine, daughter of Herbert George Yntmen, Esq., Feruden, Haslemore, Surrey. Bsset-Stanfoed—Helme.—On the inst., at Clewer Church, Windsor, John Benctt Stanford ...
... Alfreda Louisa Mary, daughter Robert John Patton, Esq., of 8, Randolph-crescent, Maida-hill. Russell—Bhoome.—On the 26th inst., Widcombe Parish Church, Bath, James Cholmeloy Russell, Eaq., eon of the late James Russell, Esq., Q.C., to Eleanor Catherine, ...