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... Channel Fleet — a comparison once not inappropriately applied to Lord John RusselL It doea not usually fall to the lot of men to read their own biography, hut the circum- stances of Sir John Brown's retirement from Shefiield afford him an experience nearly ...
... Archibald Geikie, Professor Jebb, M.P., and Mr. Levesondlower. The dinner was followed by a reeeptioe. The marriage of Mr. John Russell Villiers, eon of the Rev.ll. Montagu Villiers Vicar of Rt. Paul's, Knightsbridge, and the late lady Victoria Villiers, ...
... Who said there was no jam the house, I should like to know? Lord John. Lord John be . What's he know about it I was going to say, but you will interrupt, that Lord John Russell took 'Dizzy' down a peg, and 'Pam.' said that ' Gladdy' will ruin his ...
... resented the Whigs and Macaulay called it new cant word.” Even in 1837 the name was comparatively strange, for that year Lord John Russell thus declared himself at Stroud : If that is the name that pleases them, if they say that the old distinction of Whig* ...
... early career will be deemed worthy of recollection. Olfice was offered to Lord Derby both by Lord Palmerston and by Lord John Russell. When Lord Palmerston offered him the Colonial Office he, being then Lord Stanley, appeared suddenly at Knuwsley where ...
... the specimens which are hero given of writing of the first Duke of Wellington, Dickens, Mocaulay, Moore, Landseer, Lord John Russell, and Lord Beaconsfield will found interest. But the letter from Dickens, bearing date 1370, is hardly fair specimen of ...
... Whigs, and Macaulay called it ' • new cant word. , Even in 1837 the name was remwatively strange, for in that year Lord John Russell thus declared himself at Stroud 'lf that is the name that pleases them, if they say that the old distinction of Whig and ...
... has the following anecdotes about the late Lord Derby: 011Ize was offered to Lord Derby by both Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell. When Lord Palmerston offerl him the Colonial Offer. he,being then Lord Stanley,aii.ared suddenly at Knowsley, where ...
... Tle. It be toped that the Queen has utreerved the letters she bee receir* from the leaden the House from the time Lord John Russell to Gladstone. They would throw moot inlreeeling aide light the political history the lest fifty years. The motion lor the ...
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... Shackleton; Bishops Cannings, Thomas Brown, James Harvey Pottinger ; Bromham, John Bauks, William Treise; Chirton, D. Snelgrove; Chittoe, John Mitchell ; Devizes, St. John, Joun A. Randell ; Devizes, St. Mary, Henry Kent Norris, Charles Gillman ; Easterton ...
... him in in his India Bill of 1858. During his absence in the East another unexpected and unsought honour befel him. Lord John Russell bad sustained a defeat on the question of the national defences, and had retired from office. The late Earl Derby came ...