... Tudabury (secretary), Engineer Vice-Admiral Sir John Durston, Sir John Russell, Mr. John Scott Balfour, Mr. Alexander Ritchie. Mr. Robert White (Sir George Brace’s partner), Mr. McKerrow, and Mr. John Barker. ENGLAND AND GERMANY. ...

... as a necessary evil, but made no secret of the the Minister was too weak for his position. Aa for Lord Melbourne, Lord John Russell, and the like, they were dismissed by the author of the People’s Charter aa more live lumber which blocked the road progress ...

... Bnxtoo Church, and the Herd. H. WeSnden, M.A., Vicar of Holy Trinity Church. Tnlsebill, Russell John Reynolda, M. 8., 8.5., Lond.. L.R.C.P.. 8.C.5.. only aon of John Reynolds, M.D.. F.R.G.8.. of 11. Brixton-hiil, S.W.. to Anna 'Htekla Henrietta Rorecr (Annie) ...

... there was what was called eulry of default isilure to answer Countess Russell. *n I nisi was grained April 14. 1900, >lvnu the marriage, between John Francis Russell and Mai-1 Edith Russell, the said parties •• freed avid sbs>~ lately relieved trotn the bonds-oi ...

... Thomas Aleaander Hog : 5. Andrew Knowles Fraser; 6. William Dawson Croft; 7, Alfred Douglas Finney; 8, John Weir Russell: 9. Robert Graham Johnston; 10, John Everard Stephenson: 11, Arno’d Kversheim Overton (Exhibitioner): 12. Francis Greville (Exhibitioner ...

... devoted either to Lord Beaconsfield or Lord Derby, Lord Salisbury or Mr. Gladstone. But have very good diagnosis of Lord John Russell, though Mr. McCarthy omits to notice the parttculai quality in which be was to excel all his contemporaries. When Lucian ...

... Pandy. Lltnfahon. Glamorganshire, quarry prqnhetnrs-Getr and Co.. Bradford, stuff manufacturers—D. T. Russell. L. R. Russell, and W. H. (trading John Russell). Brentwood. Maverstock-hill. Richmond, and elsewhere, nniwrymeu. florists, and contractors—Ramsden ...

... Wilkie Collins’s novel “ The Woman White,” which he finds far more interesting than “Adam Bede”; another, threatening Lord John Russell with resignation over the Morocco Loan; then journeying “five mortal miles to Hoxton, to see £tw & Connor, The Colleen ...

... The defence was that the Plaintifl c illness was due to natural causes. The Jury found a verdict for the Defendant. John Lank and John Mahonky were con- victed, at the Central Criminal-court yester- day, of arson and warehouse breaking, and sen- tenced ...

... the single-minded man whose life he has written found less difficulty in converting Sir Robert Peel than in bringing Lord John Russell to give effective support to the cause of Repeal. Indeed, Cobukn's estimate of the policy of the Whigs in those years was ...

... passage ? is superfluous to point out to your Lordship that this is war,” wrote Mr. Adams, in September, 1863, to Lord John Russell in the famous Despatch in which attention was drawn to the fact that two Confederate ironclads were about to sail from ...

... takeinhsnd, Ito the propom- ...