... Prime Minister; indeed, the Queen sent for him in 1859 when was embarrassed the rival claim, of Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston, but ultimately Lord John agreed to serve under his old rival, and Granville was releasee! from responsibility which was not ...

... certain to have involved the defeat the Ooeernment. Bat never spoke with anv bitterness of it. He admired men like Lord John Russell, with pluck enough for twenty men, or like Lord who could organised a coup H'iiat. was fond talking about “great men and ...

... been attached to several Foreign Missions. He was Private Secretary to the Earl of Clarendon and Prici* Writer to Lord John Russell, and from 1873 to 1893 filled the post of Assistant Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs. He was knighted in 1885. Sir Thomas ...

... parish. An Edinburgh telegram reports that the death occurred, on Sunday night, at his residence. Elm side. Bigger, of Mr. John Russell, the well-known coursing judge. Deceased, who was one time large breeder of greyhounds, judged the principal Scottish and ...

... also Mr. 8. Reuthe, Heston, for hardy flowers; to Mr. E. Little, Twickenham, for clivias, azaleas, he.; and to Mr. J. John Russell, Bichtubud, for clematis, gardenias, &c. A general meeting of the Fellows was held 3.6 ?-m., Mr. George Bonyard the Chair ...

... lato John Noble, Esquire, LfUle Over. Derbysbire. PCSSEIJr—DANKfL—On the 15th Dec., at Parish t hurch. by the Rev-. Arthur E. Wynne. M.A., assisted the K«t. J. p. Raiofortb. M.A.. Harold Felmingham Russell. Lieutenant, 8.N.. son of tho late John Russell ...

... that the front dashed out from behind » hedge right n of the car. A fine of £l5 and ms. was imposed. ADMIRAL A COLLISION. John Russell Fisher f d aU f®fincd Radclilfo-buildings, Clerkenw w £lO, or two months' mprisonment at^Mary bone yesterday for driving ...

... the Messrs. Shepherd are possessed display Jlighmore — the artist in question— as brilliant, free, and a eoionrist. By John Russell, R.A., whose works in another medium attract o,uite enough attention, there are two not uninteresting oil pictures represent- ...

... “liishameroea obeerraat. it is pathetic, and it Interesting from first page to laat,“-Free Lanet. Vf EMOIR OF THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL IYX AND MIS OUT-OF-DOOR W. L. DAVIKt, M.A A New with Coloured lUnstra ke~ffi doth. ZOLA*S NOVELS. Uniform Editron. 11# ...

... held at Horton Court Lodge Farm, Horton Kirby, near Dart ford, and 157 ploughs ore entered, the largest number for years. John Russell, Button’s octogenarian, still bale and active, will attend baa fifty-first annual ploughing match. Hkatt Losses or Lamm ...

... Dickens was in Batb—he stayed the Saracen's Bead—in 1935. That was in the days when was young reporter at the heels of Lord John Russell, whose political speeches it was then his business to take down. Politics to the lively young fellow were not congenial; ...

... 6d. ‘ltiebumoroua it is obeerraat it ia pethetie. aad it ia interesting I rum page laat.—Free Lance. Memoir op the rev. john russell AND HIS OUTOF-DOOK LIFE. By E. W. L. DAVIES. M.A. A New with Colonrad llloalra ioea Royal b»o.. cloth. aet. EMILS ZOLA’S ...