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... this country. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Colville of Calross, Lord Suffield, Sir John Astley, Lord Kinnaird, Sir Charles Russell, Q.C., M.P., in all 135 gentlemen sat down to dinner. The Prince of Wales sub- mitted the toast of the ...
... and Lady Tollemache, Professor and Mrs Hux- ley, Lady Pollock, Sir John Lubbock. Dr. Rucker, representing the Royal Col-1 lege of Science, Mr McLaren, M P. njul the Hon. Roily Russell. The bearers were selected from the local lodgo of the Ancient Order ...
... sided in an exceedingly happy manner. He was supported by the following :—County Councillor John Arnold, County Councillor Isaac Evans, Councillor A. Russell Thomas, Mr Jenkin Jones (Caldiff), district delegate of the Amalgamated ] Society of Engineers ...
... fated statesman of another generation, Lord William Russell, the story of whose trial and execution and of the heroism of his devoted wife, is familiar to all students of English history. Catherine Russell, one of the daughters of the patriot, became the ...
... the majority, 20 in the majority, and three were in an equality. THE EDUCATION ACT, 1892. Mr BKYOK, replying to Mr T. W. Russell, said the Chief Secretary requested him to say that the Education Act, 1892, appears to havo been effective in defining the ...
... seems to know what is talking ab nit. It is entitled, Corpulency and the is A cheap issue (only 4d), pub- lished by Mr F. Russell, of Woburn Hous*, Sfcor?-str«3,D, Bedford-square, London. Our space VILL not do justice to this bouk; send for it your- self ...
... informed Sir John Leng that thare were 22 lighthouses which at present had electric communication with the shore. The number was being gradually in- creased. THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE AMEER. In reply to Sir Andrew Scobie, Mr GEORGE RUSSELL stated that ...
... right for the stamp. The specirpen ran something like this :— JOHN SMITH, 100, Evergreen-terrace, BavswatBr, W. The result of this was that thousands of letters were addressed to this mythical John Smith, the public imagining that if their missives were ...
... 1777, and who in 1S01, married Thomas Artemidorus Russell, whose eldest son, Cromwell, had one child, a daughter, born in 1826, who was the lady who has just joined the majority. But there was a Miss Russell, who was a lineal descendant of Oliver, long before ...
... not known Sidney Russell before he came to Edinburgh, but had heard that his brother had betting tran-actions with him. He should not be surprised if the letter stating that his brother would be back in a month had been written by Russell. His Lordship ruled ...
... exposes and condemns unsparingly the cruelties inflicted upon animals in the process of vivisection. A lecture of John Ruskin's first gave John. Strange Winter (Mrs Stannard) the incentive to steady, earnest work. He exhorted thorough- ness in all things ...
... Mr G. W. E. RUSSELL, III answer to Sir John Lubbock, said the balance in the Indian Trea- sury at the end of November was 15,240,000 rupees, as against 900,000 rupees last year. ( £ ?i™o!oM)0Bmrdi,'g of ,b'East lodi* Crown Mr G. RUSSELL said that the ...