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... W. Egerton, the winner of the annual medal competition the ancient Southampton Green, several ladies being present. Sir John Russell Was the officiating knight.” Mr. Egerton knelt on chair for the ceremony, and when commanded to Rise, Sir William,” he ...
... suitably rinponded. and a vote of thanks was accorded to Sir John Russell on the motion of Sir William Bathurst, seconded by the Mitstrr of the Green Mr. William Haynes. Sir John Russel!, who Ina bedi a knight for nearly 30 years, seas supported ...
... Cole. John Russell. W. Berry. A. Etheridge, and Wm. Bathurst, and Messrs, James Bowyer. James Lewi*. Travers. W. German, and Martin. only five, committeemen were required. vote was taken, and the election resulted as follows:—‘'Sir John Russell 25. Mr ...
... saloists will be Miss Elfrida Lvnri lopranco and 4r. S. Clifford Ccello). 100 YEARS AGO Pccr Lord John Russell From the limps/11re Advertiser Files LORD JOHN RUSSELL. was relorded as rather • bogeyman by many good citizens a hundred year, ago, and when he was ...
... year. All th° rrst were poor men. Pitt Canning hn next to nothing. Addimrtoii little.Spencer Percivnl cot much more, Lord John Russell very moderate mean-*. (J ladstme had moderate fortune, but lost much some mining enterprises. Mr. Balfour’s paternal c ...
... part of the malting requirements. while still leaving available a considerable portion for feeding purposes, stated Sir John Russell, a director of Rothamited Exaer mental Station, Harpenden, in an interview. He has just returned from a close in; spection ...
... Bishop Tait. Bishop Temple, Bishop Denison. of Salisbury, Bishop Selwyn, of Lich• field, ow own Bishop Harold Browne. Lord John Russell, Lord Lyttelton„ Lord Cross, the signatories of an Address to the Queen (among whom were the two archbishops) in the year ...
... TINNED FOOD. Sir John Russell pointed out that owing to the system of housekeeping adopted by many British housewives the consumption of preserved and tinned food is increasing rapidly. Thus the British farmer is having to meet ever stronger and stronger ...
... that alone. apart from its histoty ng back to the 13th taatary. VI ell II *es d:scoursed upon in interest mg air bs • Sir John Russell ...
... Mr. John Joyce and Mr. G. H. Nevile, who dealt with The cultivation and treatment of barley grown for malting in Taunton Vale and on the Lincolnshire Heath, respectively. After Dr. H. Hunter had discussed the varieties of barley, Sir John Russell reviewed ...
... such as sugar beet and potatoes, have occasionally proved dlMcult to grow with artiflcials alone. A PUZZLING POINT Sir John Russell discusses this point in his annual review of Soils and Fertilisers' in the journal of the Royal Agricultural Society ...
... PRACTICES.” An action has been brought against the Right Rev. Edmund Arbuthnott Knox, Bunion of Manchester, and the Rev. John Russell Darbysbire, St. Luke’s Vicarage, Livernool, Sir Josslyn Gore Booth, Lissadel, Sligo, the grounds that was entitled to present ...