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... ASLEEP. John Russell, who did not appear, was fined 6s. and 4s. costs for being uroeep while in charge of a horse and van at Farlington on July 4—P.C. Myrtle deposed to stopping the horse and waking the defendant up when the man expressed great regret ...

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... Albert Conyngham (the heir of his immensely rick uncle, Mr. Joseph Denison), who took his title from the place when Lord John Russell gave him a peerage in 1849. ...

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... ‘Do you think they don’t like it?’ *‘Oh, no,”” was the Srner'l reply, ‘‘the House rather likes it, but vou are making John Russell restless, and I am afraid of gil taking to it too. He gave us six or seven lines of Virgil the other night which had not ...

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... * fallere.” lis Honour said the attitude of the defendant was in effect “ You have nothing in writing; do your worst.” John Russell, plaintift’s son-in-law, econfirmed the alleged agreement. Mr. Whittaker, putting the defendant's case, said the price ...

—ot— ! PETTY SESSIONS

... F. Sufil:lon-nuthorton (chairman), Mr. C. E. Radclyffe, Col. Farquharsou, Mr. T. W. Gorst, and Mr. R. ?’ort.er. —_—o Wm. John Russell, of Fareham, who said he would be sixteen years of age next May, was charged with stealing on the 21st ultimo five hunfi‘dwcight ...

{From “Truth.”)

... it is occupied by its owner for onl about three weeks in the year. For mu‘nfl years it was the conntry residence of Lerd John Russell, to whom the place was lent bzflhi’ Lrother, the seventh Duke of Bedford, It is stated that the King has desired to purchase ...

NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL

... of the Time and their Remedies,” was read, on Sunday, at the Roman Catholic Churches. The Tablet announces that the Rev. John Russell, late of St. Paul’s, Cwmtillery, Monmouthshire, has been received into the Roman Catholic Church. ...

A MISSION ANNIVERSARY.,

... severe test during the struggle with Napoleon; and the Roman Catholic clergy did much to foster that loyalty. In 1841 Lord John Russell united the two Canadas. In 1848 they were on the eve of rebellion, the English being overbearing. In 1867 the Dominion ...

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... treatment of their bodies than on the frame which Nature has originally given them. Many weak infants like Goethe and Lord John Russell have lived to a patriachal age. It is quite possible that tfiis delicate framed boy by his absorption in his work and by ...

MARRIAGE OF COUNTESS RUSSELL

... name, Franz Joseph de Modena (deceased) ; occupation, independent. “To Mabel Edith Russell, formerly Scott (spinster), aged 30, divorced wife of John Francis Stanley Russell ; occupation, blank ; address, Beach Mansions Hotel, Southsea. Father’s name, Claude ...

—_—OGILBERT WHITE

... Belborne, and between the two parishes the greater part of his life was spent. Another warm tsmrer of White was the late John Russell Loweli. who expressed the appreciation of cultured Americans in a short poem, thich was quoted at the centenary gathering ...

DEATH OF THE DUKE OF TECK

... members of her family were, of course, present ; and the famous Lord Derby, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Disraeli, Lord Clarendon, Loni John Russell, and Lord Granville attended. The Duke, after his marrisge, led the life of an English gentleman, attached to Eupglish ...