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... said Russell in an agony of disappointment, 1 hope when you get back that you'll find them all dead on their benches. It is almost needless to say that if such a calamity had occurred no man on earth would have deplored it more than John Russell, as everyone ...
... the old masters were my ideal, such work as may be seen at the Louvre, and more especially the work of that great genius, John Russell, R.A., whose beautiful book on art was my principal instructor. 0 0 0 T should explain that the method of the old school ...
... Parliament. The parliamentary youth is older than he -used to be Gladstone was an under secretary of state at twenty-five. Lord John Russell entered Parliament at seventeen, and Pitt was prime minister at twenty-four. In the present House of Commons there are ...
... Highland piper. When at Balmoral tageS) once Lord John Russell, requiring a piper, applied to her Majesty's performer, who asked what kind of a man was wanted. Just such another as yourself, replied Lord Kgf John. Drawing himself up to his fljk' full height ...
... R. SPENCER (1857) Russell OCTOBER 31-- SIR JOHN DICKSON-POYNDER Russell NOVEMBER 1-- MADAME ALBANI Elliott Fry NOVEMBER 2-- THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH Ru-sell NOVEMBER 3-LORD KINNEAR Elliott Fry NOVEMBER 4-SIR CHARLES TENNANT Russell NOVEMBER 5-- EARL OF ...
... most famous was Lord John Russell, afterwards Earl Russell, and a Knight of the Garter. He held offices of state, framed and carried the first Reform Bill in 1832, and then repealed the Corn Laws in 1846. And his nephew, LordOdo Russell, was a man of parts ...
... snoring also, was in the House of Com mons. One instance will suffice. At two o'clock in the morning of July 9, 1853, Lord John Russell was up talking about the condition of India, and when, as Mr. Whitty puts it, amid the assiduous cheers of Mr. Robert ...
... attained great fame later, Russell being created a baronet. Both were specialists in paralysis and nervous diseases. I have a dim recollection of Reynolds telling me that he had attended, but of this I am not certain. Sir John Russell died in May, 1896, Radcliffe ...
... allowed to enjoy himself quietly, and this he undoubtedly did. JZ^arl Russell, whose name is in everybody's mouth, is a son of Viscount Amberley and grandson of the famous Lord John Russell. He is thirty-six years of age and has for many years more or less ...
... FRANCES L 3LIE W NT IINTEF. 30RN AUG. 12, 1894) 2 Earl's Cot Court uare, S.W. Lallic Unities JOHN WOLFE BARRY (AGED TWO AND A HALF YEARS) (Grandson of Sir John Wolfe Barry, K.C.B.) 43, Prince's Square, London, W. EILEEN LAURA ADAMS-CONNOR (AGED EIGHT YEARS ...
... THE JUDGE WHO PRESIDED AT THE TRIAL OF WHITAKER WRIGHT Sir John Charles Bigham, who has been a Judge of the King's Bench Division since 1897, was born in Liverpool sixty-four years ago. He was educated at Berlin and Paris,. and was for many years leader ...
... LADY MAYORESS With, the Sheriffs of the City of London. SHERIFF SIR JOHN KNILL, BART. IVayland THE LADY MAYORESS, MISS RITCHIE Elliott Fry MR. SHERIFF ALFRED REYNOLDS, J. P. Russell THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, SIR JAMES THOMPSON RITCHIE The new Lord Mayor ...