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... Cole. John Russell. W. Berry. A. Etheridge, and Wm. Bathurst, and Messrs, James Bowyer. James Lewi*. Travers. W. German, and Martin. only five, committeemen were required. vote was taken, and the election resulted as follows:—‘'Sir John Russell 25. Mr ...
... year. All th° rrst were poor men. Pitt Canning hn next to nothing. Addimrtoii little.Spencer Percivnl cot much more, Lord John Russell very moderate mean-*. (J ladstme had moderate fortune, but lost much some mining enterprises. Mr. Balfour’s paternal c ...
... Cooyngham, the heir of the immense fortune of his ancle, Mr. Joseph Denison, who took his title from the place when Lord John Russell gave him a peerage in 1850. The fine terrace on which the old boose stood commands a magnificent view. The house is merely ...
... himself ready to take a subsidiary office, but it is pointed out that Lord Rosebery would find precedent in the case of Lord John Russell, who, after being Prime Minister, served under both Lord Aberdeen and under Lord Palmerston. There are others, again, who ...
... Rev Charles Hubert M A-. to the Rectory of Elston. Newark. .. . Rev John Russell Wtlford, BA, the Vicarage of Wnikari. Diocese XJS. . Rev Armine Wodebousa. the Rectory Trim'ey Rev John' Wright M.A . Reeirtentlary Canon in M inch#*ter Cathedral, and Rector ...
... ’Above SbUthK^yton. N.B.- The Business al ?“»• !• Orchard-Ur.e. E.el strwt. Routbiuupton. «»U future b. earned on Mr. John Russell. - For Occupation Investment, and Members of the Medical Profession and Others. A..nuc m«r). n.n-w . P,rt. and Freemanlle ...
... Albert Corynghem (the heir of hi* imme*ely rich uncle, Mr. Joseph Denison), who took his title from the plac# when Lord John Russell gave him a peerage in 1849. The park Is extensive, well wooded, and much varied. The now house, which is the north end ...
... have our come across anythiug that pave pleasanter view of the first Lord Kuascll his old age than the following: LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN HIS OLD AGE. went yesterday to aee the Russ nils at Richmond. The old fellow was bid with cold, but imitted on soring ...
... Southampton Bowling Club, and was for the. vconfi time, in three years won Mr. John Russell, the master. There were entnVs, and the last quartette in were (be Master (Mr. John Russell), and Messrs. Humphrey Hussey, H. Prrwrvt. and J. N. Tee. virtue his Mr. ...
... William Charles Henslmw. aged ful. ,_ EESSKLE-tln theOth tnst.. »t Sttvatham-hiu. Tendon. Frank Russell. Mscisirde Northe»n Nigeria, only son of the hue John Russell, Bristol and . SUKTTLE. On the Inst., Wesleod. EUs.i Sliettle .sliirley. a-red 7A . _ STONF ...
... (in Ihecbairj, R. Chipperfield, J. F. Obree, H. G. Wilson, M. Kntaiiuel, apd F. A. Dunstord. TfiOfBLK ABOUT A BONFIRE. John J. Russell Stillwell and Eliia E. Moody, both of Waterlco-road» were charged on warrant with having unlawfully threatened Harriett ...
... indiffemit.” when Note cum© on ilw earn© subject, requesting answer, it followed the . first into the basket. Yet Lord John Russell, when again questioned about it. replied that he hud received satisfactory explanations from Prussia ! A double wedding ...