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... PALMER AND HER HUSBAND. The latest filed in the Divorce Court (the MM Co-ate. thai of John Russell Rogers, theatrical manager, better known as Yours merrily, John R. Rogers, against his wife, Willilnena, better known Minnie Palmer, of My Sweetheart ...
... giving him the .taction of the English authorities hold lbs appointment of Danish Consul, and signed tht Queen and Lord John Russell, is still in the possession the family. returned to England 1870, and resided Chester, where he devoted the greater portion ...
... biggest work was his history of England from the conclusion of the great war in 1815, He also wrote a biography of Lord John Russell, and a life of hie graudfather, Mr. Perceval, whose correspondence he edited, and he has besides contributed works on the ...
... (1878), vol. 3 US80), vols. and and the Life of Lord John Russell ; and he has teen contributor to periodical lite?ature. Mr. Walpole married, in 1867, Marion, the loungest daughter i of Sir John Digby Murray, Bart. ...
... deal comment, mid of surprise. Mr. Walpole ia able man and author of several useful books, one. of which, his life of Lord John Russell, likely to hold a permanent; place in English literature. lie graduated, to .-peak, in tbe Civil Service, and has been ...
... tbat upon the second reading of the Russell-Gladstone Reform Bi'l in the spring of 1866, when, out of a total of eight members only weie absent. In March, 1831, when the first Reform Bill, introduced by Lord John Russell, was read secon 1 time by a majority ...
... Paul's Curch, Knightabridge, amid alosray-arnged oa decerations and with full choral service, b marriage took place of Mr. John Russell Villiers, t secoid sncof the Rev..L?Montag Villiers, LA., vicarof St. Paul', and the late Ldy Victoria Villiers, and grandson ...
... E.1.C.5., to Grace Wbittaker. third daughter of the late John Russell Freeman, of Westminster, W. ZANETTI—GASKIN—February 12. the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, by the Rev. T. Keeley, John Joseph to Amelia both of this city. DEATHS. BEVERIDGE— February ...
... A. Curson, T. S. Forshaw, G. H. Paterson, A. H. Rizmaidea, A. Porter, D. P. Jones, J. C. Holt, J. R. Halall, H. B. W. Russell, John Moore, and Thos. H. Barkt:r.fiu:cfiratr.ar’y. ...
... noted that Mr. Balfour closely follows precedent in snch instance, having always addressed Lord John Russell, even when they were together Cabinet, My John ffwnaail ** But what noted most is the style adopt»d Lord Salisbury. the historic letter of December ...
... bones animals. One was recently told to which Lord John Russell also figures. The statesman and the professor were near neighbours Sheen, and on one occasion a letter was sent to the latter enclosing Lord John's compliments and hone as to which was desirous ...
... minute, of his early career, will be deemed worthy of recollection.' Office was offered Lord Derby both by lord and Lord John Russell. When Lord nereton offered him tbe Colonial Office, he, bein£ then Lord Stanley, appeared suddenly at Enowsley, where found ...