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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 ...
... Great Britain was repre sented by Ministers Plenipotentiary. This frugal arrange ment was first broken through by Lord John Russell in i860, by way of counteracting the anti-British intrigues of Napoleon III. Count Vitzthum relates how the idea took shape ...
... the autumn of 1843 by Dr. Stoughton, while succeeding lecturers included Lord John Russell, Dr. Cumming, Dr. Alexander (now Archbishop of Armagh), Thomas Binney, Earl Russell, Hugh Miller, Richard Owen, William Arnot, James Hamilton, Archbishop Whately ...
... Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold, afterwards providing a home for the Queen Dowager Adelaide. On July 26, 1850, Lord John Russell, as Prime Minister, read a message from the Crown in the House of Commons. Her Majesty, being desirous that the mansion ...
... association of the kind in existence. This achievement has been largely due to the exertions of the chairman, Mr. John Russell of St. John's, Sutton-at-Hone; and also to the efforts of Mr. Charles Hind of Dartford, who undertakes (with the assistance of ...
... tralian million- a i r e, is now the for tunate owner of the delightful house in Ches- ham Place once occupied by Lord John Russell. Lady Portarlington shares her husband's love of Ireland and of sport she has made herself very popular in the neighbourhood ...
... said of Russell by a parishioner Another stag-hunting parson was the Rev. John Froude, of Know- stone, who kept a pack of hounds there at the time the Rev John Russell was curate at George Nymptcn. Froude flourished from 1819 onwards. ...
... (died 1902), to be ninety-three. Several other cousins lived to be eighty and ninety. Her Half-brother, Lord John Russell, was created Earl Russell. The Duchess's Aunt (died 1842) The Duchess of Richmond who gave the Waterloo Ball The Duchess's Husband (1811-85) ...
... 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 ...
... great ladies of the Victorian era, among Lady Lansdowne's predecessors having been Lady Palmerston, Lady Granville, Lady John Russell, and Lady Salisbury. As regards the latter lamented lady, however, the tact that the noble Marquis combined the office ...
... been attached to several foreign missions. He was private secretary to the Earl of Clarendon and precis- writer to Lord John Russell, and from 1873-93 filled the post of Assistant Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs. He was knighted in 1885. Sir Thomas ...
... Man. His best known book is his History of England from 1815. He also wrote a life of his grandfather, a Life of Lord John Russell, and other works, including (his last book) Studies in Biography. Photograph by Elliott and Fry. Hearty birthday cong ...