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... DEATH OF SIR JOHN HUDSON. Lieutenant-General Sir John Hudson, Commanderin-Chief in Bombay, was, says a Reuter’s telegram, thrown from his horse on the morning of the 9th inst. at Poona, and killed. A later telegram gives the following particulars: General ...
... political and agrarian cases, and to the conduct of the Government in not taking measures to remedy the defects. Mr. John Morley accused Mr. Russell of wastivg the time of the House on the strength of a series of unverified, nntested newspaper reports. The closure ...
... with epithets.— Alexandra Russel, 1858. Mr. Gladstone can persuade most people of most things, but, above all, and he can persuade himself of almost anything.—W. E. Forster. His mind is a mint of logicll counterfeits,.— John Morley. ...
... against a judgment of his Honour, Deputy Judge Russell at the Lincoln Court in January. 'The action was bronght by David Green, of Kingerby, against the defendants, who were assignees under a deed executed by John King Otter, of Friesthorpe, for the bhenefit ...
... Donegal, in which some Protestants were assailed by Roman Catholics, and to the failure of justice in Clare. Mr. John Morley, who described Mr, Russell’s statewent as exaggerated, assured the House that except in a very small area the reports upon the condition ...
... 63. .—At Brook House, Gunby July 27, 1893, erick James Waketield, aged 40. sy —On the 30th ultimo, Mary Russell, 79 years. ¥l.—On the 29th July,John Louth Needham, e 7Tth year of his age. .—July 29, Aun Woodward, 72; 30th, Sarab ierton, 73. Rasex.—July ...
... Superintendent Designate having produced his pstent, he was duly installed, and invested Companions Barrell (Spalding), aud Russell (Grantham) as second and third principals. Alfred Kirk (Guainsborough) was appointed treasurer, and the following officers ...
... Huxley, Lady Pollock and Miss Pollock, Sir John Lubboek, Professor Rucker (representing the Royal College of Science), Mr, Mark Judge (secretary of the Sunday Society), Mr. McLaren, M.P., and tke Hon. Rollo Russell. The bearers were selected from the local ...
... the s»*’ allowed to drop. went into Committ. Mr. T. W. Russell proceedings of the respect to the Evicted He spoke of the abortive resu contending that the condue rendered its findings absoluts John Morley defended the € it as bis opinion that M. was perfectly ...
... finding snug verths for his friends when in effice. 1t is proposed to increase the salary of Sir Charles Russell to over £14,000 ayear, and that of Sir John Rigby to £12,000. The excuse for this is that in future law officers are not to undertake private practice ...
... \VATSON’S FAMILY PILLS. Read the following Testimonials : INDIGESTION and HEART DISEASE. From Mr. John Eagender: 14, Adelaide-terrace, Godmanchester. April 6th, 1893, Dear Sir,—l must really say that I never had such an invigorating Tonic before, and ...
... House, Gunby July 27, 1593, Frederick James Waketield, aged 40. HuspELsy.—On the 30th ultimo, Mary Russell, aged 79 years. Hurrorr.—On the 29th July,John Louth Needham, i in the 7Tth year of his age. ! Louri.—July 29, Ann Woodward, 72; 30th, Sarab Willerton ...