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... the Messrs. Shepherd are possessed display Jlighmore — the artist in question— as brilliant, free, and a eoionrist. By John Russell, R.A., whose works in another medium attract o,uite enough attention, there are two not uninteresting oil pictures represent- ...
... importance of a policy of peace as aflirmed by Richard Cobdcn and John Bright, and further asserting its adherence to the uniform Liberal traditions main- tained by Fox, Canning, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Gladstone, of supporting and stimu- lating the independence ...
... prevent Russell getting into trouble. He admitted that he had heard Russell had been taken to the guard-room because he had been having it ont with old Adams. He had, however, never heard the owner of the knife to threaten any- one. John Russell said he ...
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... supporter of Viscount Palmerston, but severed his connection with that Party, and gave up his seat in the House upon Lord John Russell becoming a member of Lord Palmerston 's Government. From that time forward he was not only a steady but an enthusiastic ...
... Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougail, 44 John Colling, 104 Charles Christopher Wood, 100 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick William Nicholls, 55 Joseph Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney, 60 William Hailes, 46 John Corby, 140 Theodore Baker, 193 Alfred ...
... downright fashion. Between Leech's famous cartoon of 1851, where Lord John Russell, as a sti'eet urchin, chalks No Popery upon Cardinal Wiseman's door and then runs away, to Sir John Tenniel's hardly less familiar Dropping the Pilot of nearly forty ...
... Bishop. bur was told that it would not onito do : so in 1835SirRol ?? appointed Itimn Prebendary instc-ad, and in ?? Lord John Russell pro- moted him to ;■ ! leaner. Ho was already well known as a critic and a poet. He had long been a regular contributor ...
... dence. The latest bulletin regarding Mr. Henry Russell states that tho patient has revived con- siderably, and in tho opinion of his surgeon, Mr. Buxton Browne, there is no immediate cause for anxiety. Mr. Russell is confined to his bed. Tho marriage betw- ...
... 3 vicar of Hatfield Heath, Essex, aged ' I: ■ LLi -On the 22nd instant, at 10S. Wellesley-road. Chis- »i i. John Stanley Vaughan Russell, solicitor, aged 53. ! uaen] it C5O To-day, at Chiswick Parish Church. I EOTELY-'tn the 24th inst. at 14. Ends ...
... The defence was that the Plaintifl c illness was due to natural causes. The Jury found a verdict for the Defendant. John Lank and John Mahonky were con- victed, at the Central Criminal-court yester- day, of arson and warehouse breaking, and sen- tenced ...
... Farrar, E. F., clerk in holy orders (P). *H osken, Richard Frederick, clerk iv holy orders (M). -Mundeila, Anthony John, merchant (P). Russell, Arthur Barnett, chartered accountant (P). Sharp, James Wilson, wine merchant (M). Thompson, William Halliday, ...