... it' a policy of peace, as affirmed byh ichard Cobdeg and John-Bright. aud further' asserting its adherence to the orni- forni Liberal tradition maintained by Fox, Can- ninlg. Lord John Russell. and Mr Glaldstone, of iiptipirain3d stimliaig the indeotidence ...

... 1834, to April, 1835, four months, and again for four years and nine months, from September, 1841, to June, 1846. Lord John Russell held office altogether six years and two months. He suc- ceeded Peel in July, 1846. He and his colleaguee resigned in February ...

... children by Mr Sonmer- ville. EARL JRUSSEML AND HIS FIRS3T BRIDE. Earl Russell wvar born in August, 1865, and is the grandson of the first Earl Ruisell, better' known as Lord John Russell, who Wa-s Premier in 1846-52 and 1865-66. He was married in .1S9( to ...

... Donaldson, Rev. B. Semple. Per. t John tUre, Mr G. F. Duthie, Mr T. Bisset, Mr :W. Gunn, and Mr John Catto. After tea, the- chadrman intimated apologies for absence from Rev. A. F. Moir, senior castor of the congrega- tion, Rev. John Fairtie, and Rev. G. C. Milne ...

... be surprised if tie Countess Russell is not maintained in her legal position of wife of Earl Russell, and if Mrs Somerville does not remain Mrs Somerville. Further, there [ seems no legal doubt that both the Countess Russell and Mr Somerville can obtain ...

... THE RUSSELL WEDDING. EARL AND BRIDE ON WAY TO LONDON. THE LI.DY'S ANTECEDENTS IN LONDON. I Earl Russell and his newly-wedded aride are on their way to London. A Daily Mail' re- presensative has made further inquiries with re. gard to the identity and ...

... -~~~~~ GENERAL RUSSELL AN) THE A'RTHiLERY. I ajor-General Russel1, M.P., has sent4he.-. '' ouing letter ua reply to a correspondent whlo had written the hon. and gallant member on the subject of t~he defective artillery of the army:- - ~den. _jintlaw ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... imprisonment. MLAtRIAGE OF BARL RUSSELL. A representative of the Press Assoeiation had an interview yesterday with Countess.Russell in reference to an announcement in the marriage .columnn of the Times that Earl Russell had married an American lady named ...

... married George -John Sonierville, of Aberdeen, Scouland. in 189. She and the easl obtained divorce decrees on Saturday at Carson Couit, the earl alleging de. sertijou and Mrzl Somerville cruelty The divorces having been obtained, Earl Russell and his bride-elect ...

... trawlers were launched yesterday afternoon from the yard of Messrs Hall, Russell, and Ocmpany, Limited-one. nanmed Crocus, for the Union Steam Fishing Company. Limited, of which Mr John H. Irvin, Aberdeen, is managing director, and the other, named Pretoria ...