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... Exeter Hall in October, 1849. The resolutions then passed were forwarded to the Treasury, and incontinently snubbed by Lord John Russell. The whole affair, therefore, though only one of outposts, so to speak, proved two things-wz., that the postal servants ...
... his clerk. I-ewill not be tempted to follow the example of Lord Palmerston, who defied first Lord Melbourne and then Lord John Russell, until he was himself dismissed. At the War Office Lord Lansdowne has been punctual, industrious, civil, and obliging. ...
... up. lie woas a professed Whig, or rather Liberal-Conservative (a designa- tion not then extinct), and on the whole Lord John Russell could reckon him among his supporters. The Duke of Argyll's abilities soon received the hall-mark of Cabinet rank; for ...
... 1834, to April, 1835, four nonths, and again for four years and nine months,;fom September, 1841, to June, 1846. Lord John Russell held office altogether six years and two months. He succeededPeel in fuly, 1846. Heand his colleagues resigned in February ...
... Douglass, Mr John Roceno., Mr Otto Dra.Ncott, Mr Rotcheley, Miss Minnie )riscoll, Mrs i Rovellos, The Dunsille, Mr T. E. Royston. Mr Julius Edgar, Miss Annie Roze, bliss Lelia ocisonfocraphi (Co., The Rudd, Mr Austin Edinonais, Mr John Russell, The Countess ...
... to payment of election expenses of members aild regietit.- tion reform. H. 11.-Viscount Melbourne, Sir Robert Peel, Lord John Russell, Earl of Der-by, Earl of Aberdeen, Viscount Palmer. stos, B. Disraeli, IV. E. Gladstone, Marquis of Salisbury, ansd the ...
... patt fdall mtytte office. 18, CHARING CRoss RoAD, W.C. Alajor-General Sir John C. McNeill, V.C., and Captain Frederick Grey Ponsonby are to be the Equerries in Waiting on the Queen during July at rUtULIUi y dIt LU WU LI5G t o o f by ' Windsor Castle and ...
... cotintry., .' ' DEATH OF MR. HENRY RUSSELL. FATHER OF' MR. CLARK RUSSELL. Mr. Henry Russell, the singer and writer of songs, died at his:residence in London early this morning, after a fewv weeks' illness. Mr. Rus'sell was born at Sheerness ak far back' ...
... KESSLER. THE REALIZATION OF JUSTUS MORAN, By FREDERIC CARREL, Author of 'The Adventures of John Johns.4 In cloth gilt, 6S. o LARGE THIRD EDITION now ready. London: JOHN LONG, 6, Chandos-Street, Stran&i (pzil~is/iers' AufilClet$continuisd on Page ,) ...
... Galatea, dry thy tears (Ais and Galatea). MADAME ALBANI will sing 0 Sleep, xvly dost thou leave me?' (Semele). MISS ELLA RUSSELL will sing 'Iet the bright Seraphim (Saemson). Hush, ye pretty warbling choir (Acis and Galatia). MISS LILLIAN BLAUVTLT ...
... of H.ampshire aind the sle of Wight. In four volurm es. 6 6s. VoL L A. Con.- stable and Co. The ZBeifas Blunder. By Fox RusselL 6s. Weies aidner, Dar a-nd Co. The Crisis -m the Enh1ish Church, %'rview. By the Rev. the Ron. W. E. Bowen, M.A, -with an ...
... Heart. By John M. Dagnall. 2s. bI. Simpkin and Co. Stable Management and Exercise. By M. Horace Havcs, ?? l .S. ?? Hurst and Blackett. ;Surveying and Explorir.g in Siam. By James .lccCarthy, ?? A Gift from the Grave. By Edith BWharton. John IMurray ...