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... Gazette. Truly, hard labour is the portion of the suc cessful journalist in these days of fierce competi tion. Mr. John Foster Fraser Russell Photo by ...
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SMALL TALK of the WEEK
... say to the question under discussion. M h 1 r Few tadies have seen their personality more 1 a Russe/'l discussed of late years than Mabel, Countess Russell. By a curious irony of fate, she bears the title which was held for half a century by the remarkable ...
Gossip of the Hour
... 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 ...
THE STRUGGLE IN THE TRAIN
... B. (John Doyle, the grandfather of Sir Conan Doyle) and was published in 1846. It shows Queen Victoria seated. Kneeling before her is Sir Robert Peel. Behind him are the Dukes of Newcastle, Beaufort, and Richmond, Bright, Cobden, and Lord John Russell ...
THE NEWSLETTER: London Week by Week
... in 1873 was president of the Baptist Union. He took qn interest in all denominational matters ADMIRAL COMMERELL, V.C. Russell John Edmund Commerell died May 21) was born in 1829 and entered the navy in 1842. He fought in all the operations in the Parana ...
HIS EXCELLENCY THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR: The Hon. Joseph H. Choate: an Appreciation
... cameReverdy Johnson, John i.otnrop tviotiey, uenerai Robert C. Schenck, Edwards Pierrepont, John Welsh, James Russell Lowell, Ed ward J. Phelps, and Robert T. Lincoln. In 1893 came Thomas F. Bayard with the credentials of ambassador, in 18971 John Hay, and in ...
Gossip of the Hour
... 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 ...
SMALL TALK OF THE WEEK
... of Argyll. He had not completed his thirtieth year when he sat in Lord Aberdeen's Cabinet with [.ord Palmerston and Lord John Russell. His experience of Cabinets not only began but concluded early. lie was only fifty-eight when he resigned office in 1881 ...
SMALL TALK OF THE WEEK
... many parts, with solid success in each, that the old taunt as to taking command of the Channel Fleet, levelled at Lord John Russell and other versatile and self-confident statesmen, would seem to have partly lost its sting. Thirty years ago, Sir James ...
RAILSFORD'S LUCK
... delay his journey a little, and before he left she had promised to bring him luck for ever. Copyright in the U.S.A. by John W. Mayall Russell GULLS DRIVEN FROM THE SEA TO ST. JAMES'S PARK BY THE INTENSE COLD A VENETIAN MARKET BOAT By Percy Lewis. Shown at ...
SMALL TALK of the WEEK
... marvellous career. The daughter of a Duke that Duke of Bedford who had so many remarkable children, including the late Lord John (Earl) Russell she married at the age of twenty, five years before the late Sovereign s accession, the Marquis, later Duke, of Abercorn ...
THE LATE LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN
... THE LATE LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN. THE life history of the great man whom we have so suddenly lest was curiously intertwined with that of another legal luminary, whose career in many respects parallels Lord Russell of Killowen's. It may not with any degree ...