... contributed colleotious. Messrs. Wallace and Co., Colchester. rec-ived gold medal for a charming group of Min in flower. Mr. John Russell, of Richmond. elaged a collection of caladiums, crotons, and spaciniens of Alococia pndavensis, and other floral exhibit ...

... con,ented to preach at the afterncon ice, and Dr. John Hunter, the 'unions Scotch preacher, in the evening. Chas. Richards, sign-writer, 88, St. Margaret'sroad, Hanwell, was charged, with John Russell, scaffolder, 12, Wharf-road, Notti: g Dale, at tho ...

... plates of portraits of Bishop Wilberforce, Archbishop Tait, and Dean Plamptre ; a pastel by John Russell, Children and a dog; An old view of Lancaster, by John Glover, the celebrated Lancashire artist; The Lock, a pencil drawing of Constable's well-known ...

... in front, blossoms of water lilies illustrating the fine collection of three grown in the gardens. In the same tent Mr. John Russell, nurserymen, Richmond—making, we believe, his first appearance at Ealing as an exhibitoe— set up • large end stately group ...

... the musical direction of Madame A. N, Francis. The stage was under personal management of Messrs. Hughman and Storr; Mr. John Russell was secretary and treasurer. Programmes were -sold by the Violet Storr, Miss Lillian Barber. and ldies Jessie Barber; the ...

... and was compelled to resign in 1846. Bir Robert was killed by a fall from his horse on Constitution-hill In 1850. Lord John Russell, who may be known u the Reform Premier, was a fine debater and a far-seeing statesman, whose services to his country ...

... and Messrs. Lionel Victor, Tom .1, Mogton. Erskine Lang, Lillie Gaze, A. S. Gullifer, Fred Fowler, Frank conch. John Donald, I.eon Russell, J. H. Duval. and George Taylor. The chorus is large and well trained, and the scenery and dresses are described ...

... House of Commons less Interesting. There sat many men destined to great things in the future that lay before them. Peel and John Russell faced each other across the table. Palmerston, as yet, perhaps, hardly recognised for what ho was, and Oladstone and many ...

... mnchammeementtyhiapranks. A word of praise must. be given to Russell's Red Band, who played a choice selection of music during the afternoon, under the conductorship of Mr. John H. Russell. ...

... known in Parliamentary annals, and there are those who think that some day he will follow his great predecessor in name, John Russell, to a prominent position in the home Governmen.. Rut, like muny another titled eldest son, he ham had to suffer eclipse ...

... lay often at Anton. The lecturer sketched the history of Borrvmeed Priory from the time when Henry VIII. gave it to Lord John Russell, it then pealing into the hands of the second Marquis of Halifax. son of the great George Seville, created first marquis ...

... Acton at eleven p.m., and all were of the opinion Ant was the moat successful and eojioyile. outing that the club ever bad. John Russell, of 28, King-wood-rood, Aeon. was summoned to Beentford, on Monday. far neglecting to maintain his five children. wh- ree ...