... 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 ...

... are—President, Rev. W. Workman; vice-president, Mr E. B. Mercer; secretary, Mr James W. Sanderson ; treasurer and r►nger, Mr John Russell ; directors, Messrs White, Owens. Ramage, Mecum, and Carruthers. LA3SWADZ CLUB. —The annual general meeting of the above ...

... 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 ...

... R. Alacaulay 1 1 J. R. Langwell 1 1 C. Rankine Simson 0 0 R. 0. Lyness 1 R. Alacnab 0 AY. F. Murray 1 1 T. Tarrant 0 0 John Russell 1 1 C. AI. Hillside 0 0 AY. Seligmaun 1 J. Campbell 0 AY. C. Spens 0 0 D. Ah Alills 11 W. Tait 1 AV. AY. Koheitson 0 G ...

... 0 ., 5 ; 11 tie.: OLD SILVER MEDALS PRESENTATION PIPES. Parm- :VI Bard n SE. 5 b. 0 5 b. Pima. ALLAN, Ns*, Apr% A a - JOHN RUSSELL. I lia &Lobar Business. I MELVILLE STMT. PERTH CIGAR ES HIGH STREET 0 W'S HAY Arias HA Ws %mos.. BREAD. (Naar Pad BANKFOOT ...

... WEI MIN ars the following anecdotes about late Lard Derby: Office was offered to Lord by both Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell. Lord Palmeratos offered him the ObbosiAl Offloe be.boing then Lord Sianivy,app-ared swidenly at Knowsley. whirs he found ...

... upon the second reading of the Russell-Gladstone Reform Bill in the spring of 1866, when, out of a total of 648, eight members only were absent. In March, 1831, when the first Reform Bill, introduced by Lord John Russell, was read a second time by a majority ...

... descended the tld'-r. abeyance lasted till about Lord John Russell advised her Majesty to terminate in favour of Sir J. Astley, who descended from Hugh Halting*' younger daughter. It was thought that Lord John's decision was not unconnected with politics. TICK ...

... in the Gazette of of Wales's No Grove A: for service in t and 4th Battal Lieut. Arthur | Prince of P. Bull to be Ca V.B. John Russell, oP | dances of the m held du 23, T. Amies 24, § F. Greatrex W. James 15 lann 7, W. ©. T. Robinson 17, 14, W. Shelle Turnock ...

... 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 ...

... Bull to be Captain ; dated April Bth. Volunteer Rifles: Ist V.B. the Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire) Regiment: John Russell, M.8., to be Surgeon-Lieutenant ; dated April Bth. TnE Militia Trainings.—The list of fixtures for the Militia trainings ...

... deeply mourned by his sorrowing wife and children. MOODY—On the 17th inst., at St. Vincent-street, Southsea, John J. W. Moody, eldest son of Mr. John Moody, a~ed years. Cook—On the 15th hist., South Brighton-street, Sophia, the dearly beloved wife William ...