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... result was a decisive win for the visitors. lindemoted is the score of the match:— LIVIZPOOL. GLASGOW. Mr A. Berm I Mr John Russell 0 Mr Wellington I Mr J. R. Lammlll 0 Mr R. Rutherford 1 WW. War* Mr J. S Sped,ling I Mr H. Jaeoron ...
... only medicine for his complaint. Macaulay hates us cordially, and you will have to choose between and our principle. Lord John (Russell), it is said, im balancing, and I should not be surprised at his taking another step. . . If we remain true to each other ...
... year. the rest were poor men. Pitt and Canning had next to nothing. Addington little, Spencer Perceval not much more, Lord John Russell very moderate means. Gladstone had a handsome fortune, but lost much in some mining enterprises. Mr Balfour's paternal ...
... Commit oonte3L as follows: No 1 WARD. 'A. P. Moldrum *John Andonson *Robert. Bit •Jas. Young John Muck Win. Russell No. 2 WAID. David Lowe *Alex. Mitchell Jam Whitetaw Ed. M'Cann Wm. Somerville John Sinclair 264 232 196 192 ...
... LEST HE. FORGET. Captain John W. Russell. of Bristol, Rhode i kaand, a seaman of the eighteenth century. was . described by a contemporary as a man who was as brave as hit was gentle; a man who loved his friends and did his duty in life faithfully. ...
... side engaged Mr John Russell, but en Saturday the Glasgow player managed to wipe out the defeat he suffered in the previous contest. Mr Mills selected the Sicilian Defence, and at the outset was placed at a disadvantage of which Mr Russell did not fail to ...
... contested. Burns, who won, now meet Glasgow or Edinburgh in the final. The details of Saturday's match were:— BURNS. PALUILL. John Russell A. Murray, jun. F. Kramer J. Birch, jun. H. Brown Those marked • - had the move. Qugstr's PARE V. Srummo.—A match of 10 ...
... winners have beast Dundee (once) and Edinburgh (twice). Scores:— CLAIGOW. J. A. 1 John Russell 0 A. J. Neilson F. Brasier J. R. Longwill 1 A. Murray, jun. 0 John Crum 1 Jas. Birch., jun. 0 J. Y. Finlayson 0 E. Lacaille 1 —3 l —l'. SPINS ...
... Salisbury 1886 5 10 2 5. W. E. Gladstone 1880 5 6 20 6. W. E. Gladstone 1868 5 1 16 7. Lord Salisbury 1935 5 2 25 8 Lord John Russell 1847 4 11 9 It may be of interest to recall what the relative strength of parties has been in the various Parlia• memo ...
... the Prince. The accusations against the Prince were warmly and completely refuted by Lord Aberdeen in the Upper and Lord John Russell in the Lower Houses of Parliament. in January of 1854. and it was at once seen bow groundless the accusations and the feelings ...
... followed by Sir John Tyrrell and Mr Ferrand. Then the tournament began. The battle raged for six hours, and the League champions achieved a striking victory. The amendment to his resolution was put to utter rout, and when night fell, Sr John Tyrrell was found ...
... incidental businesses attended to, the essayist of tlia evening, Mr John Russell, Edinburgh. was called upon to submit his paper entitled Jacobite Songs and Ballads. In opening, Mr Russell explained the presence of the song and ballad by asking in what ...