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... before the President. a cas e wa, heard in which Mr. John William Sheppard, a mate on a steam trawler. of tlrimsbv, sued tor a divorce from Mary Jane Aieppard. against whom he adnitery with John Russell, who had been a lodger at their house. Th• suit was ...
... the present being considered excellent opportunity of bringing forward the claims of the movement. Mr. Russell, who is grandson of Lord John Russell, has pledged himself that suffrage shall have - precedence over all else. Otherwise is free to support ...
... Exchequer in 1830-4, and the fine silver-gilt jug, one of four provided by public subscription from the nation for TLord John Russell, Earl Grey, Lord Brougham, and ILord Althorp (afterwards third Earl Spencer), in grateful recognition of their work in ...
... before the President, a casy was heard in which Mr. John William Sheppard, 4 mate on u steam trawler, of Grimshy, sued for a divorce from Mary Jane s{..ppnd. against whom he aileged adultery with John Russell, who had been a lodger at their house. The suit ...
... Women's Suffrage yesterday invited the Hon. Bertrand Russell stand as candidate on their behalf the Wimbledon Division in opposition to Mr. Chaplin, and he accepted the invitation this morning. Mr. Russell, who a Liberal and Free Trader, will be run primarily ...
... —The Horn in Qazettt announced the elevation of Dr. Wiseman Archbishop Westminster. 1851.—Joseph ton memorialised Lord John Russell to authorise aCrown grant of sufficient amount to permit the Crystal Palace to be opened free to all classes every day ...
... Bnr. NOVEMBER 9th. 1841.—King Edward VII. was born at Buckingham Palacf. 1850.—At the Lord Mayor's banquet to-day Lord John Russell and other Cabinet Ministers made repeated allusion to the insult offered to this country by the in parcelling it out into ...
... were the Life of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval. Foreign Relations, The Electorate and the Legislature, Life of Lord John Russell, and the History of Ragland in the Nineteenth Century. In recognition of his public services Oxford University conferred ...
... tice | the To om Mr Barton of tis Life Assurances Com ans anil Fort of Roden was mentioned. rele au. We a a behalf of John Russell applet on parnent ect of Court of £400 in ourt be Edinburgh Assurance Vom ...
... witness the process of manufacture, and other distinguished visitors have included Lord Beaconsfield, Mr. Gladstone, Lord John Russell, and Lord Derby. The damage covered by insurance. A boy named Charles Painter died in St. Bartholomew's Hospital on Sunday ...
... membersßros. Stephen Devoy, S.W.; Thos. Gore, J.W.; Patrick Dignam, secretary; Patrick Dunne. Michael Cahill, John Russell, Patrick Bergin, D.8.; John Shelly, and Patrick Martin. letter was read from the District Secretary notifying a special delegate meeting ...
... 1348.—Mr. Smith O'Brien, the Irish rebel, was sentenced to death. This was commuted transportation for life. 1852.—Lord John Russell reviewed tho public services the Duke Wellington the occasion of presented with the freedom of Stirling. ISs&.—Miss Florenco ...