... offices besides that of Prime Minister which he held in 1828. and in 18W he was Foreign Secretary. From 18*6 till 1852 Lord John Russell was Premier, and seven years later became »i„ Secretary, which position held until ,063 when he again took office as Prime ...

... political position second to that of the Prime Minister it is ridiculously inadequate. Can anyone imagine Mr. Gladstone or Lord John Russell when they were leading the Liberal party, writing such a letter? Another and even stronger proof of the fact that Lord ...

... of Harold Owen, Esq. MAURI AGES. Haevkt—-Stobirt.-— On the 23rd Inst., St. Andrew’s Church, Tottoridgo, Herts. John Ooorgo Russell, son of John Harvey, Esq., Olonside. Leigh-woods, Clifton, to Eleanor Mary, daughter of the late Rev. Honry Stobart, of Wykeham ...

... AND TIMES OF SYDNEY SMITH. Based on Family Documents and the Recollections of Per* Friends. By J. Reid, Author of *' Lord John Russell ’* in the Oneen’s Prime Ministers *’ Series, Ac. Fourth and Revised Edition, with Additional Letters and Anecdotes. Crown ...

... SIB RUSSELL REYNOLDS. To-day’s bulletin states:—“ Sir Russell Reynolds has passed quieter aigbt. His general condition remains unchanged.” LEVEE AT THE HORSE GUARDS Lord Wolaeley the Commander-in-Chief, hold a this afternoon at the Horse Guards. WhitehalL ...

... calendar, Maria Selina Elizabeth (Laay) Scott, John Cockerton, Frederick Kast, and William Aylott are indicted for maliciously publishing certain defamatory libel and concerning John Francis Stanley, Earl Russell. Sir P. Lockwood, Q.C., Mr. C. Mathews, and ...

... was gone into length. Lady Russell, cross-examined by Sir C. Russell, was asked point blank whether she made immoral accusations against the two persons. She replied that she did. but after hearing the evidence Earl Russell and the other gentleman accused ...

... night. The operation gave great relief.'’ SIR J. RUSSELL REYNOLDS. There is to-day no material change ia the. condition of Sir Russell Reynolds. The Lancet,” in describing the illness, says: ” Sir Russell Reynolds had improved under ivst, care, and change ...

... SIR JOHN MILLAIS. This morning’s bulletin states that Sir John Millais’ condition remains unchanged. SIR RUSSELfrREYNOLDS To-day’s bulletin states that Sir Russell Reynolds }:asfce«l a restless night, but that hie condition presents no change of importance ...

... STOP PBBSS double murder. John Liddslo, ship’* carpenter, shot his Cardiff this morning, and also lodger named Daley. Liddale aftershot himself. All three persons ate in critical condition. NORTH GrERMAN LLOYD DISASTER. LOSS OF 275 LIVES. . briß reported ...

... riding yesterday, has passed a good night. JOHN MILLAIS. Sir John Millais passed a fair night. His condition otherwise is about the same. SIR RUSSELL REYNOLDS. To-day’s bulletin states the condition of Sir Russell Reynolds remains unchanged. ...

... THE GLOBE, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1896. RUSSELL LIBEL CA.SE. TRIAL TO-DAY. When Mr. Jußtice Hawkins took his scat the Old Bailey to-day to try the four defendants charged in connection with what is known as the Russell libel case, there were all the usual ...