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... evenibg her Majesty will entertain at dinner Vice-Admiral Sir H. Rawson, commanding the Channel Squadron; Vice-Admiral Sir John Fullerton, A.D.C., com- manding the Royal yacht Victoria, and Albert; and Major-General Sir Thomas Dennehy. On Thursday there ...
... EIGHTY & RUSSELL CLUB DINNER.| . . 1 SPEECH BY MR. ASQIJITH. The joint dinner of the Eighty and Russell Clubs rook place at the Randolph Hotel on Saturday Evl-ning. Mr. Asquith was the guest of the even- ing, and Mr. Sydney Buxton, M.P., presided. Among ...
... at Rsne bi.S.A., by tle uldge, John Fraelis Stanloy, Earl RusciIt, to Molie, daughter of thie late George Cooke, of Camboraiauld. (By It will beromeinhored that the painful matrimonial affairs of Earl and Countess Russell were decided in the Hiouse of ...
... POLTOS IN-FilM L1dEN ICE. In -tile ctzstodr ?? les.t'csanr. hanc M,-s. Gat-re-t. Na.-ie. R.L, iin-1 -il tider Majlcomsir x | John Clenr-y and Wi ll.-n Biand were rharvrd hr i A~etiag-RSeogezian t- ficu-hey w't ha vbnag .n tnhe- p r . Vi-tLS night. Szkreten ...
... Reno, ?? by the Judge. John Francis Stanley. Earl Russell, to M6ilie, daughter of the late George Cooke, of Cumbernauld. (By cable.) | It will be renmcmbiered that the painful matri- emroni.al affairs of Eatrl and Countess Russell wvere b decide in the ...
... 1V. Russell, M.P. Some slight interrnptior; d!nc opposition wa5 evinced, but on the whole .;t proceedings were harmonious. Rev. John T. Rea, Presbyterian ni,; er i Fes, oresided, an(! said that they were met nor ons, Lo do honoor to Mnr Russell, butalso ...
... MR T. W. RUSSELL, M.P., AT I CARNOUSTIE. THE SOUTH AFWAN W4R. Mr T. W. Russell, M.P. for South Tyrone, ad-,' dressed a meeting of the electors of Carnooatie'- on Saturday night in the Y.M.C.A. Hall ir W. F. Soutar presided, and there was a large at- terdance ...
... 31P. T. W. RUSSELL ON THE IRISH LAND QUESTION. THE BEGINNi-NG OF A GREAT AGITATION. Mr. T. W. Russell, LP.. addres-ed a large audieneo list night in the Town H-Iall, Ballynroones. county Antrim, on compulsory land sale. Mr. Wn. Stewart presided. Mr. Russell ...
... being put up. M NIr Russell-We ,rill see that. Is there any day-room for the inn1.,tes, male or femalea I The -Master-TLere is not. Mr Russell. There is no day-roomzn. The d;lay-room haa been ab- sorbed for sleepng apartments. Mr Russell-I said so. That as ...
... JOHN KNOX FREE CHURCH. CONGREGATIONAL SOCIAL MEETING. Last night,iu celebration of the opening of John Knox Free Church, Gerrard Street, Aberdeen, a soczalg petiur took lpasp in the church buiidings, which was of a highly successful character. After tea ...
... d cluded- 6 Miss Cohen, MXs Levy. 3r John Brancker and P1 Is the Misses Braneker. be Mr and Mxs T May Smith, Mr and Mrs Ledley -i I Brown, the Rey T F and lre Mitchell, Mir and pi en Mrs R D Holt, Ar and Mrs John Gibbons, Mr and r, mrs 0 J Croefield, ...
... JOHN COLOMB, M P, ON BRITISH DEFENCE. VIEWS OF AUSTRAIAN DELEGATES. (Special Teleganl) London, Tuesday. Sir John Colomb, E C i U, hI P, to-night read a paper on the subjec of I'Brish DUience, 1800-19LYJ,' at a mneeing of the 'members of he Royal -CchaiJm ...