... FRAUDS ON WIDOWS. John Russell, a builder, of Sistova-road, Balham, was sentenced to eighteen months’ hard labour, at the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, for obtaining money from women, chiefly widows, by retending to employ them to manage places in ...

... to hear a lecture from Mr. John Russell, M.A. (headmaster of the. King Alfred School Society’s School, Hampstead), on George Meredith’s “Ballad of Fair Ladies in Revolt.” The chair was taken by Mr. A. J. Smith. Mr. Russell, in the course of his lecture ...

... COUNTESS RUSSELL AT CLAPHAM. Countess Russell, speaking at Clapham on Thuis- ! day night, said that the militant suffragists had ! made the Commons treat their cause with respect. They must comntinue militant tactics until the Government introduced an ...

... THE ALLEGED FRAUD. © John Russell, alias Charles Webb, described as a hazaar proprietor, living in Sistova-road, Balham, was brought up on remand, charged with cbtaining by fraud £lO from Arthur Lewis Rackham, moneylender, 63, Park-street, Camden Town ...

... well known. ‘Mr. de Grey remanded him, as it was stated that other charges would be preferred. _ ALLEGED EXTENSIVE FRAUDS. John Russell, alias Charles Webb, aged 43, described as a bazaar proprietor, carrying on business at High-street, glarlesden, as the ...

... delivered by ilr. John Russell, M.A., at the St. Mark’s Literary and Debating Society, Battersea Rise, on Tuesday last. Mr. James Montague was presiding, and as this subject. has been discussed a great deal throughout the country Mr. Russell had a very co ...

... now in vogue, and that there is a membership of over 9,000, comprising such names as the Bishop-of Southwark, Sir John Gorst, Dean Russell Wakefield, Mr. Harcourt, M.P., Mrs. Sidney Webb, and Mr. George Bernard Shaw, these evidences tend to show that there ...

... THE RUSSELL BAKER BOYS’ HOME. Princess Alexander of Teck was present last Tuecsday afternoon at a drawing-room meeting held at Mr. and Mrs. Allcroft’s residence in Katonsquare, on behalf of Mr. Russell Baker’s Boys’ Homes at Clapham and Camberwell. The ...

... polish, and other articles, the property of Mr. Charies Hy. Cato, of St. John’s-hill, Battersea. The prosecutor is the landlord of the shop in U;fper Tooting-road, and the tenant, John Lulham, a leather dezfi‘er, falling in arrear with his rent, surrendered ...

... was held at the Westminster Coroner’s Court, on Monday, by Mr. John Troutbeck. The deceased’s name was given as Joseph Russell, lately residing at 70, The Grove, Wandsworth. Annie Eliza Russell identified the body as that of her husband, who, she said, did ...

... the British Ambassador at Vienna, and the Hon. Theo. Russell, First Secretary to the Embassy, awaited his Majesty’s arrival outside the church. As his Myajesty entered he shook hands with the Rev. John O. Stephens, Vicar of All Saints’, Tooting, who is ...

... wag: St. Ethelreda’s 2, St. John’s 0. In the second-half the game was mwore even, and R. Wood—who played insi(le—right on this occagion—was the only Johnnite who managed to score. The final score was: St. Ethereda's 2, St. John’s 1. To-morrow St. Johnu's ...