... Major-General John C. Russell, formerly extra equerry to the King, died at Canterbury. Three persons were injured in a collision between a taxi-cab and a van in High-street, Kensington. Mr. Henry Hessy Gompertz, police magistrate at Hongkong, has been ...

... became a junior partner in Coutts' Bank, London. In 1900 he married Hester Frances, fourth daughter of Major-General John Cecil Russell, c.v.°. of Braniford Hall, Ipswich, and then took up his residence at Park. During the last few years be has taken keen ...

... Richmond. For some years he interested himself in polities, in the stirring times when Mr, Gladstone, Mr. Disraeli, Lords John Russell. Derby, and Palmerston were engaged in, perhaps, the most brilliant political warfare of their several careers. He was ...

... Fi ens Joseph De Modena (deceased), no occupation, independent; to Mabel Edith Russell, formerly Scott (spinster), aged 30, divorced wife of John Francis Stanley Russell; occupation, blank; address, Beach Mansions Hotel, Southsea father's name, Claude ...

... new Guards Regiment, also of twelve companies, which he named the King's Regiment of Guards, and to which Is appointed John Russell as colonel. In February. 1665, Lord Wentworth died, and the Royal Regiment of Guards, which had been brought to England ...

... of Commons has had much less conventional visitors, including more than One infant in arms. On one occasion, when Lord John Russell was Premier, a debate in the Commons was interrupted by a childish voice exclaiming, Oh, mammy dear, there's papa! The ...

... system of electric ambulances. There will be two centres and fifty-eight call stations at various points. The will of Mr. John Russell Gubbins, why on the Derby with Galtee More in 1897, and with Ard Patrick in 1902, has been proved at £169,034. At Preston ...

... Duke of Wellington which I have never seen recorded. It was in 1846. The Chartists were expected to attack London. Lord John Russell suggested to the Duke a number of precautions. In each case the answer was, Done already. When the late war with Russia ...

... of Mr Francis Burdett Money-Coutts, of Stodham Park, East, Liss, to Hester Frances, fourth daughter M Major-General John Cecil Russell, of Brampford Hall, Ipswich. The church was most beautifully adorned with choice flowering plants and palms, and the ...

... junior partner in Coutts' Bank. He was married three years ago to Hester Frances, fourth daughter of Major. General John Cecil Russell, of Brampford Hall, Ipswich. He then came to Stodham Park, and our readers will remember the cordial welcome home which ...

... the rest were poor men. Pitt and Canning had next to nothing, Addington had little, Spencer Pereeval 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 ...

... the Right Hon. Jas. Bryce. M.l, Messrs. C. B. B. McLaren, i.. J. Bonhain-Carter, J King and the Hon. Rollo Russe!l, son of Lord John Russell, all of whom wrote in condemnation of the Government's proposal. l'he Very Rey. the Dean of Winchester (W. R ...