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... coat while the remainder of his garments consisted of the uniform of en Elder Brother of the Trinity House. When Lord John Russell was Prime Minister he went to a State Ball at Buckingham Palace in Levee uniform instead of full dress, and he was refused ...
... shone in her eyes. In that moment she looked veg young and girlish, with her softly flushing face and happy smile. and John Russell put her a little away from hint and looked at her, a long intent look which made her Bush more warmly. You mean you care ...
... Mr John Deans; secretary, Mr Thomas Scott, 7 Harvieston Villas, Gorebridge; treasurer, Mr Harry Stanley green-ranger, Mr A. Ritchie; greenkeeper, Mr W. Stirling; committee, Messrs Peter Aitken, William Aitken, John Russell, Robert Clapperton, John Deans ...
... tt hat game organised by the Inetitate were Peter Aitken. Wm. Knox. Wm. Bruhtmi, and Thomas Scott. Peter Aitken and John Russell are the finalists in the rink competition for the prises of four ba gs potatoes peesentett by Mr (biome Turnbull, Gowkshill ...
... winners have beast Dundee (once) and Edinburgh (twice). Scores:— CLAIGOW. J. A. 1 John Russell 0 A. J. Neilson F. Brasier J. R. Longwill 1 A. Murray, jun. 0 John Crum 1 Jas. Birch., jun. 0 J. Y. Finlayson 0 E. Lacaille 1 —3 l —l'. SPINS ...
... Salisbury 1886 5 10 2 5. W. E. Gladstone 1880 5 6 20 6. W. E. Gladstone 1868 5 1 16 7. Lord Salisbury 1935 5 2 25 8 Lord John Russell 1847 4 11 9 It may be of interest to recall what the relative strength of parties has been in the various Parlia• memo ...
... expected; her brotherin-Law had shown an indifference to her concerns which upsit her equanimity; and her encounter with John Russell had shaken her selfesteem more than she cared to own. But although her first instinct was to shake the dust of Branamere ...
... hob; enough to say that men auto w. men emit in love with one another in middle. and old age, Elizabeth Drummond said to John Russell three weeks later as they stood at the lych gate of the little church. watching Barbara and her husband walk slowly away ...
... eltminign. Lord • & 6° Bottles Crude Sams ewes, and one whicb probably obviates the mites his dependence, sod seeks to pay his John Russell went to virtuous bish•ip, sho illhlrew enchanted danger of carrying plant diseases and insect pes —O. the (Ingress of Vienna ...
... was sustained by Messrs John Carmichaei, John Robertson, Robert Weir, Wm. Weir, Adam Hogarth. Robert Haining, junr., Robert Stewart, Morris Clark, Thos. Wilson, James Marchbanks, Wm. Wardrope, John Learmonth, A. Young, and John Vickers, and a number of ...
... years young, and that just explaintul the truth. When Elizabeth entered Miss Barbira's drawing-nom that afternoon, after John Russell had lett her s, ahiuptly, she experhmeed, as she always did when entring that room, a sense of peace. It was not over-furnished ...
... the Prince. The accusations against the Prince were warmly and completely refuted by Lord Aberdeen in the Upper and Lord John Russell in the Lower Houses of Parliament. in January of 1854. and it was at once seen bow groundless the accusations and the feelings ...