... ; 3. J. Russell; 4, S. Moore; 5, J - . Brading; 6. W. Edward*. The Committee fer tha ensuing year were appointed as follow®“Sir” John Russell, Sir” H. Chick, Messrs. S. Moore. Day, ami W. Frost. Mr. W. Bradshaw was elected, succeed “Sir” John Rus=ell ...

... read by some of the leading agriculturists of the country and are then discussed by both farmers and College Men. Sir John Russell has organised many of these conferences during the last few years, but none of them has been more valuable than that on ...

... Cooyngham, the heir of the immense fortune of his ancle, Mr. Joseph Denison, who took his title from the place when Lord John Russell gave him a peerage in 1850. The fine terrace on which the old boose stood commands a magnificent view. The house is merely ...

... the many efforts made by the towns and villages of supei*l s ed the game. and our picture shows three. including Sir John Russell. Hampshire on behalf of the local hospitals. (holding the scoring boardl, and weal ins the silver medal f the • oder. ...

... new Knight was Pistraoted on kis privileges. and ladies and commoners of the green were interested spectators. Sir John Russell heartily congratulated him on the honour be bad achieved after nine years' membership of the green, and said the standard ...

... :,pent en artificial must, therzlort.. be looked upon as art nicarance premium against total failure of the crop. hir John Russell /bowed that et Rothanx sled manure mode little difference to tho crop. rsid thxt it was much better sa7ed for CA mangolds ...

... remain. . . Alderman Sir Harry Chick was nominated as the successor to Sir William by the Senior Knight (din. John Russell). Sir Harry, he said, had been a member of the Green for the last 20 years, and a knight for eleven years. Mr. S. J ...

... measure—a Bill for the commutation of tithes in England and Wales, was laid on the table of the House of Commons. by Lord John Russell, on Tuesday. We think the principle of tithes objectionable. . . . rE motion for a committee on the subject of • road from ...

... Mr. F. J. Hemming', B.Sc., Mr. G. Clifford Harper, Mr. George Grant, 8.A., Professor J. Eustice, Alderman W. Alford, Sir John Russell, I).fic.. Mr. H. Gordon (vicepresident of the Associaton), Mr. W. E. Cray (immediate past-president), and Mr. A. E. Warren ...

... then Sir Daniel Hall was director for 10 years, and for the last 26 years the Station's destinies have been guided ty Sir John Russell. The staff engaged there at present numbers about 140 men Manurial Values Put to the ping conditions. In the first of these ...

... secretary, Mr. Alfred Cox, was translated to the roll of Knights of the Green.” The ceremony was performed by “.Sir” John Russell for the ninth successive year, ” Sir Alfred said was very proud to be placed on the roll of ” knighthood.” He felt that ...

... motto of the Royal Agricultural Society is Practice with Science, and this might very well apply to the work done by Sir John Russell and his colleagues at Rothamstcd. Sir Jc.hn is not one cf th^ oldfashioned type of scientists te:oved by the comic rapers ...