... . The latest suit filed in the Divorce Jourt is, says the Pall Malt Gazettr;, that of John Russell Rogers, theatrical manager, better known as Yours merrily, John R. Rogers, against his wife Wiliimena, better know as Minnie Palmer, of My Sweetheart ...

... Whitworth scholarship, and also a college scholarship. His first professional engagement was as assistant to the late Mr John Scott Russell in the building of the great dom of the Vienna Exhibition. He was a. member of of the jury of that exhibition, and remained ...

... that some of the niore important measures now on the Statute Book were carried by majorities of less than 20. When Lord JOHN RUSSELL succeeded in carrying a measure by a majority of only three a Tory Peeress asked him, Why don't you resign ? Why, was ...

... follow that a person ne«d to be the size of Sir John Falstaff to show that be is un- healthily fat. According to a persm's height so should his weight correspond, and this standard been prepared by Mr F. C. Russell, of Woburn House, Store-street, Bedford-square ...

... There is a reserve fund of £330,000. The directors are Sir James Fergusson, M.P., Sir John Gorst, M.P., Sir George Russell, M.P., Mr H. J. Bristowe, Mr T. Russell, C.M.G., and Sir E. W. Stafford. ...

... Following so soon after the retirement of the Rev. W. J. Dawson, of High- bury-quadrant, and the Rev. John Brown, of St. Albans also James Russell, of Wolverhampton, attention is likely to be drawn to the increasing objection taken by some of the the ...

... platform were the Revs. James Finch, of Hudderfield; J. W. Wamsley, of Wol verhampton; James Langley, of Ferndale and G. W. Russel, Leeds. There were ten candidates for examina- tion, a similar number being, it was stated, examined the same evening at four ...

... chicken, tongue sandwiches, sponge cake, and English breakfast tea, which Lilian Russell and Mr Coffin manage to swallow between notes, as it were. Indeed, Miss Russell says her chief difficulty in this scene is keeping her mouth full and her throat open ...

... WELSH MEMBERS AND THE GOVERNMENT. In the division on Mr T. \V. Russell's amend- ment in the House of Commons, in the small hours of Friday morning, the Government majority shrank to 27. This reduction is dae to the fact that several Liberal members were ...

... important members. There were three vacancies by deatii-ttif) Revs. J.,An,es Donnelly, Robert Stephenson, B.A., and Edward Russell. The Irish Conference nominated the Rev. Win. Nicholas, D.D., of Dublin, to the vacancy, and the legal conference unanimously ...

... as recipients of honour, .nani«|},^sjr Oharles U.meron, -ir James Joicey, Nr Ingram, .sir Hugh Sir John Vinson, Edward R. Russell, Sir John Leng, John lenniel. There was' be said, a good deal of searching of hearts and CONSCIENCES 011 the part of some ...

... restraint. Acceptances of the presi4! dent's invitations are arriving by every posfcj Those already received are from Mr Charlc^f Russell, GUWJOK Herald (president of £ },„ ,t^ti' tute) the Mayor of Cardiff (Alderman Va,.i jz ht ii) I Mr P. W. Clayden, Daily News ...