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... Percy Smith, vloar of Dartford, Frederic, eldest son of Charles N. Kidd, of Dsrtford, to Alloe, third daughter of John Russell, of St John's, Sutton at-How. No cards. EnwAmDs— Clamson.— the 14th in it., 8t Mary's Church, Troston, Bury St. Edmunds, the ...
... noticed before at the Museum, and there were previous convictions against him.—Prisoner was remanded in custody. Mr. John Archibald Russell. Q.C., formerly Recorder of Bolfcon and Judge of the Manchester and Salford County Court, died Saturday at his residence ...
... His meek look was what first struck me—a mild serenity—the happiest result of advanced age.” Mr. Yarnall also heard Lord John Russell speak in the House of Commons—“a man of halting, hesitating speech, but whose words, all the same, were well chosen and ...
... Men Have Known,” Frances Power Cobbs. Miss Cobbs tells sriusing, story of John Bright. She met Mr. Bright on the. day the Tim'S published false, report of liord John Russell'j resignation, causing that statesman ssidiMs incouvenience, and Miss Cobbe ...
... the Union flag springing into existence under his auspices. In reply “J. N.”—The Grenadier Guards were raised Colonel John Russell in 1660, and in 1665 Royal Regiment of Guards raised by Lord Wentworth in 1656 was united with it, and the two formed senior ...
... tho construction of first steam cars made to run the roads according to the John Soott Russell patent. Many old Blue Coat School boys will learn with regret of the death of John Fletcher, who for more than years kept the tuck shop *' the grounds of Christ’s ...
... Ohurohill, .Sir Stafford North cote, C. S. Parnell, the Kingsleys, Manning, and W. E. Gladstone ; there are anecdotes Lord John and Lady Russell, Charles Read*. Anthony Trollope, J. A. Froude, E. A. Freeman. William Black, Matthew Arnold, and forth ; and during ...
... DORA RUSSELL’S NEW NOVEL. TORN-OUT PAGE. Cloth, 6s. Wert. MRS. ADAMS'S NEW NOVEL, THE PRINCE’S FEATHERS. Cloth, 6s. Oal. Londons Digby. Long, and Co., 18. Boßverie-rts— ...
... JOHN WESLEY ON TOUR. Sir Edward Russell, in tho Liverpool Post to-day, tells the following story of John Wesley:— There is good bright old lady in the Isle of Man whose abundant family traditions include at least one visit the great John Wesley to her ...
... bonbon OLOBE.— and Mauaper, Mr. JOHN' HABE. TO DAT, 2, and EVERY EVENING, at (trtccpt Salurdajb in AnffuatJ, THE GAT LORD QUEX. Arthur W. Pinero. MATINEES, TODAT and KSDATS, Aug. and 30, 3. Mr. Hare will Not Appear at Matinee. Boa Office iMr. Holmea/10 ...
... GLOBE.—Lessee and Manner, Mr. JOHN HARE. EVERY EVENING* 8 (except Saturdays Angust), THE GAT LORD QUKX. Arthur W. Pinero. MATIN£KS WEDNESDAYS. Ang. 0. 16, 21, and 30, at 2. Box (Mr. Holmei) 10 to 10. Telephone, 2,614 Gerrard. CRITERION THEATRE. Lessee ...
... lloase, Chiswick Mall, W. ■ 80. St. Petev'i-sqnare, Hammersmith, W, CK. Bt. Alban a House,36o, King-street, Hammersmith, W, JOHN OBAWFUKD PLATT, Lodge. Hammersmith-road, W. •Will join the Board utter Allotment. This Company has been formed acquire going ...