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... in his 65th Bs was the third eon of the Earl Ramea, the suthor of The. &Or Correspondence el Lord John Russell, was published bast year.—Mr. Russell. who wa• educated at Harrow and at Christ Church. Oxford, was a Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Socapty ...
... * bat to match, and carried • bouquet of pink carnations, which with her gold brooch were gifts of the bridegroom. Mr. John Russell performed the duties of best man, the, meet important part of the ceremony being performed by the vicar, Rev. 0. W. Hills ...
... etamp-. and postal orders, of the value of over £6OO. admitted previous convictions, sentenced ten years* penal servitude. John Russell, London, and Alke Bird, Sheffield, who were charged with being associated with the robbery, were sentenced mvaa years* ...
... Mrs. E. Carrington Powis, John Powis. The Roberts, Mr. T. E. Redman, M. Napier Ray, Mr. Reginald Roberts, Mi. 4 Rash, Mr. and Mrs. John Russell, Mrs. Richards, Miss Richards, Mrs. Rose, Mn. Read, Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Russell, Mr. Leonard Roberts, MTE. ...
... second and abort-lived Administration was yielding place to • Government in which Lord Palmerston. Lord Granville. Lord John Russell, and Sir (kerne Cone, wall Lewis held seals. In a word, it is not too ! much to say that throughout practically the I whole ...
... magistrates considered the ease proved, and imposed a fine of £5. ss. with Its. costs. There was • similar complaint against John Russell Sharp, but on the application of Mr. C. P. Williams, a solicitor, thin was adjourned for • week owing to the absence of ...
... franchise to duly qualified women are the following .—Lord Robert Cecil, 11. P.. and Earl Russell, the Bishop of Chichester, the Dean of Durham, Mr. John Russell, M.A., King Alfred School, Hampstead; Professor H. E. Sadler (History and Education, Manchester); ...
... been the prerogative of the Crown. Queen Victoria, in certain letters which she wrote, laid it down emphatically, and Lord John Russell accepted it in those days, that it is the sole prerogative of the Crown either to dissolve or to refuse to Now our House ...
... delivered eloquent and forceful epeech, hie rocal energy at times being extraordinary. He eald that it was told of Lord John Russell that at the shortest possible notice would be ready to take command of the Channel flest or perform the most difficult ...
... A c ts, 1843 1844; Inclosure Acts, 1845 and 1346; Lands Clause. Consolidation Act. 1845; Real Property Act, 1845. Lord John Russell. 6th July. 1846.—Corn Law Repeal Act, 1846; Land Drainage Act. 1847; Inclosure AM.+. 1847. 1848. and 1849; Landlord and ...
... they were returned' with a majority increased to 60, but death' robbed them of the services of Lord Palmerston. and Lord John Russell once more became Premier. His Government was, however, short-lived, for in the following year (1866) they were defeated ...
... Alderman W. Powell (in tht, chair), Messrs. H. Jackson and T. A. Phillips, and the Rev. J. H. Chadwick. the case against John Russell Sharp. adjourned from I last week. was proceeded with. The defend-! ant was charged with having on September lath, in the ...