... Prancia . Tho-nbi.i Baring, a politician, who held ofboi- for I many years under the Whig Mnvstenee Lord | MelUiumc. Lord John Russell, and Lord Palmer| ston Secretary of the Treasury. Chancellor of th' Bacbequer. and eventually Fimt Lord the Admiralty. ...

... drove a and cart in Bevois-suwct, after time, without having front roar lights.—lie was pay the cost*. LNOBBCUHfED LIGHTS. John Russell, a lodger a bouse in Rose-road, admit tod Ht the lamp without poihng the Winds, and was fined sa—The occupier too house ...

... show.—Commission of Oyer an l Terminer to John Syonore. John Inge, John d ...

... of which was member), riie .Southampton Bowling Club was represented by Messrs. A. Fincher Osborne (Mcretarvl. C. Ivans. John Russell, and Councillor H. J- Robinson. Among the pre«ent were Bros. i. Humphries fw.M,. Albert Edward Todaei and H. Venton (I-M ...

... there are few prominent men of whom much con be truthfully placed record. It could not have been said of Peel or Palmerston John Russell, of Lord Beaconsfield or of Mr. Gladstone in the past, nor of several of Mr. Balfour’s present colleagues.— *• The Standard ...

... Kepprls deigns acre auhiniUed him. altered the colours. Ihe DncbeM Bedford, it may aL«» »*« not«l. was the second wife John Russell, fourth Duke Bedford, and a First Lord the Admiralty. It is perhaps worth while remend•oring tliis. especially in view ...

... throughout was highly enjoyable character, the ground being splendid order, and the weather all that could desired. Mr. John Russell the present Master the Green, from which position will not retire until January nest. rksentati ox.- pleasing function ...

... PEOPLE ON THE LAND. Several other matters of great import nee agriculturists were discussed the British Association. Sir John Russell, the Kothamsted Agricultural Research Station, addressed the joint economic and agricultural sections the possibility ...

... originator the breed?” said Mr. Willmott. —“No,” rejoined the plaintiff. “Parson Jack Russell” was tho originator, and died in 1888.” The Rev. John Russell, or “Parson Jack Russell.” was familiarly known, was noted for liis fox terriers, which Tie bred for sporting ...

... were Mr. A. I. Russell (husband i, Miss Russell (daughter), Mr. A. t). C». Russell (son). Mr. Oange (father), Messrs. W. 0.. F , A. E . E. R , and A. Gauge (brothers), Mr. G. Russell (cousin Mr. R. \V Paul, Messrs. John Rus-ell, Gurney ...

... not ge* U. on. *1 the devil's the gown,” muttered the think be.” drily remarked .»ld Joshua. Everyone has heard the Kev. John Russell, the sorting parson Swynrbridge. once advertised for curate; ‘•Wanted, • urate fer must gentlcni.ui of moderate and orthodox ...

... ' of Park for games and picnics, and to walk through gardens of Farnuam Castle on the last day. Hate and Committee —Mr. John Russell has tendered his resignation one the rate collectors under the Southampton Corporation. Wo understand that be baa taken ...