... in the ascent. The express left for London at 7 45, being due at Euston by noon. Earl Rus- sell is a grandson of Lord John Russell, and -was first married in 1890 to Miss Mabel Scott, the daughter of Lady Scott. Their proceedings before the courts will ...

... Mr. NV. E. Bramall, +Mr. A. Boutflower, and Councillor T. T. Shann), and the sidesmen, Messrs James John. son, E. 1I. Ward, Robert Fallows, John Russell, W. ?? Bridge, and Frederick Ilargreaves, in place of Messrs, Hope, Bmale, Duckworth, Bye, Maclure ...

... M'DovgalL >f Trooper John Colling. e Trooper Charles Christopher Wood. , Trooper John Tolcher. r- Trooper Frederick William Nicholls. r Trooper Joseph Walter Gibbs. r Trooper Alexander Froderick Gurney. Trooper William Hailes Trooper John Corky. Trooper Theodore ...

... Tuesday, John Russel,l, a private in the Royal Lancashire Reserveo, Who has been stationed at Fleetweod rince April last, wvent to bathe in com- pany with another private namedWrn. Harper. The men had been -in the water some time when Russell, who is a ...

... importance of a policy of peace, as affirmed by Richard Cobden and John Bright, and further asserting its adherence to the uniform Liberal tradition main- tained by Fox, Canning, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Gladstone, of supporting and stimtulating in- dependence ...

... to say that larl Russell obtained a judicial separation frozem meo. Wtei the h Touse of Lords heard the case they decided against Earl Russell, and in my favo tn. The Countess's tcliter said she andti her daughter knew that E arl Russell was iu Americat ...

... EARL RUSSELL AND HIS BRIDE. s .tTHEIR, ARRIVA-L IN E2NGLAND. .d NTERVIEW WITH THIE COUNTESS RTJSSELTJ- hi Earl Russell and the lady -with whom lie has gone a through a form of narriago in America, arrived. in, y Liverpool on Tuesday. Theyr croissd by ...

... 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, ...

... retires. D .WitU:m Ash, Frank F. Evans. and James H. M. Wallis. trading as Ash Bros. and Co., Wake- field. malsters. John H. GOrves and John A. Clokie, carrying Th on business as J. Holmes Oreaves and Co., Ponteicract and Casitleford. architects and sur- ...

... very large congregation met at the Oratory, the Brompton, on Saturday afternoon, for the mar- the riage of the Hon. Frank Russell, son of the Cha Lord Chief Justioe of England, with Miss Mary Bril Ritchie, daughter of the Right Ron. C. T. to a Ritohie ...

... the Rev. Samuel Barrow (vicar-desig- nate of St. Atlhanasins, Xirkdale), the Revs. W. B. Dagraore and J. E. Woodward (St. John's, Riat- field). Messrs. Thomas Johnson, E. H. Foulkes, G 2. Keyzar, W. Garnett, (St. Cyprian's), E. P. Laurens, V. E. Nevins ...

... acquitted herself splendidly; Mr. W. Bartrop was the eisteddfod accom- panist; and the musical adjudicators were Pro- t fessor John Henry, ?? adjudicator at the Eisteddfodau of Wales, and Professor W. P. Hartweil Jones (Hamilton Grey); while a s number ...