... she asked. wae musing amably “Christian hom in the head with blick, end he ell same in boaplital.” THE PARROT AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL etory = in the “ the late It was ‘Tracey, es having occurred in his Canon Courtney, of he was once staying aa where there ...

... Rallying Round the Master. Sir ' John Russell thanked for his services cc scorer in tat day's and in acknowledging the comp:hue:A lw mid that it must have giveu the Master a pest amount of pleasure to have found the members rallying round him so well ...

... Cole, John Russell. W. Berry, A. Etheridge. and Wm. Bathurst, and Messrs. James Bowyer. James Lewis. Travers, W. German, and Martin. As only five, committeemen were re- qnired, a vote was taken, and the election re- sulted as follows:—‘Sir’ John Russell ...

... thirds, fourths, —s. su ine, 105s. fine, 5, mid, —s, choicest boxes, —s, chotwce, —s, fresh butter from to 92s. Mr. Jamee John Russell Stilwell, of 25, Front, Southampton, who died on the 30th Sep- tember aged 76 years, left estate of the gross value of ...

... the rost were poor men, Pitt and Canning had next to no- thing. Addington little. Sp*ncer Percival not much more, Lord John Russell very moderat> means, Glad- stone had a moderate fortune, but lost much in some mining enterprises. Mr. Balfonr's paternal ...

... tantalus, having won one previously, and Mr. C O'Callaghan, who came next with 24, was the winner of that prise, Sir John Russell taking the gold medal. Other scorers were Mr. J Freernantle and Mr. G. Robinson, each tif whom ran up a total of 21. & number ...

... which then* were about 24 entries. 14 prise' being prorated. The Ant prime was won by Mr. F. !Richland. the second by 'air John Russell, the third 'es Mr. H. Prewott. and the fourth by Sir Alfred Bt ...

... is howls, had seen his way to follow the example of other Mayors is giving a medal for this annual competition. Sir - John Russell seconded motion, which was carried with acclamation, sad His Worship's health was heartily drunk. The kindness of the Sheriff ...

... afternoon, and the e.,etaxt, whieb witnessed by several lady visitors, was en enjoyable one. The scorers were Sir I John Russell ishd Mr. F. E. Stickland. ...

... afforded at Clogheen. A cattle drover, named William Murphy. of Rahill, near Cahir, was cherged with entering the premises of John Russell, of Coolapoorawn, Ballypooreen, for the purpose of performing an act of witchcraft on the iatter’s cattle. According to ...

... Conyngham, the heir of the immense for- tane of his uncle, 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 house stood commands a magnificent view. The preasnt house ...

... to the Reform Bill, which has been pre- ‘and assented to by the other members of = the pared under the direction of Lord John Russell, TO-DAY’S TIDE TABLE. SIGH WATER AT SOUTHAMPTON DOOKA MORNING. eer Buprese ‘Time of High a” gh 42a we en TO. 6a Tee High ...