... JOHN RUSSELL BREWER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, WEST STREET, GRAVESEND. ...

... The abeyance lasted till about 1840. when Lord John Russell advised Her Majesty to terminate It in favour of Sir J. Astley. who descended from Hugh Hastintr's younger daughter. It was thought that Lord John's decision was not imroonroted with politic.. ...

... Here, let me do it. What's yoor name ? My name,” said the | little old messenger, very dehhnhlj. “ia John Russell.”” 1t was the veritable Lord John himself, ’mhmydul_tu rewoved from Abvyue ...

... 5, Long's-court, Leicestersquare, had given her brandy, but could not get her to take food. She had had no doctor. Dr. John Russell Harris, who saw the body after death on Thursday, stated to Coroner Troutbeck yesterday that it was very emaciated and ...

... Charing Cross, Mr. John Troutbeck, the Westminster Coroner, held inquest respecting the death of Ellen Knsor, aged 63 years, a widow, lately residing at 5, Longs-court, Leicester-square, who died under shocking circumstances. John Eusor, a son, identified ...

... in 1832, had thrown Labour to the winds, there was a_ furious . outburst - against them of abuse political economy. Lord John Russell, to whom the Reform Act of 1832 gave the reputation due to others, actri'ally denounced the demands of labour as a breach ...

... Dorman PaiK. - „ Rouen PAM. • .. WEST PARE, - • 12 „ Let et 5 par )LAGDONALD. FRASER. t M., LTD., Stows. —Addr.m. 101. JOHN RUSSELL, 1 ItELVILLE STRRILT, PERTH BREAD. IT a all trade that WHITE BREAD Glom ..d Fr own from Wheat wish Frown Bread is tly advocated ...

... for a Russell. Woburn Abbey, the principal seat of the Duke of Bedford, is situated on the borders of Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire. The last abbot, Richard Hobbs, was hanged upon an oak in the grounds, and the lands granted by Edward VI. to John, Lord ...

... Baxter, Paterson, Livingstone, Frew, Moir, Gray, Lawrie, J. Baxter, Bell, and Grove. Wanderers—Waddell, Findlay, Hamilton. John Russell, James Merry, Haines, I:uinness, Gibson, O'Donnell, and Findlay. Haywood kicked off towards the lower goal with • strong ...

... Bow R Co., Cuviutry. Coventry. S. blooper Sos, Welverhaaspios. LAMPS, BELLS, OILS. tad all other Cycle* Hired to Riders. JOHN RUSSELL, THE SQUARE, PQRTBOY, REGISTRY OF SUMMER LODGINGS. YARTIEB in the lowa who ROOMS TO LET to VISITORS ere Reepeothtily Requested ...

... Carlo v. Britton 0.30, Jack Gibson v. Mullins ; 10.0, H. v. S. Jennings. H. of Chelsea, is surprised at Hosier, of the Lord John Russell, challenging anybody for slicking and knocking down most pins in thirty minutes. H. Pemberton is just drawing liis deposit ...

... been quite ready to jump into the arena had an opportunity presented itself. I think it wan Sidney Smith that said of Lord John Russell that he would have been ready at a moment's notice either to take the command of the Channel fleet or to perform a critical ...