... consisted simply of Lord John Russell having received Viscount Palmerston and other members of the lat. Cabinet at an early boar on Mynday morning, at his lord ship's Titivate residence, in Chesharn Place, and that Lord John Russell subsequently proceeded ...

... years. BURNEf.—On the 29th inst., in Quaystreet, Elizabeth, the daughter of Mr John Burns. miner, aged yea's. LAURANCK.—On the 29th inst. in Cavendish-street John Russell, son of Er Thos. Laurance( ironmonger, aged 14 months. tATHWAITE—On the 30th inst ...

... Thomas Ward, aged 25 years. BANKS—On the 25th inst., at Barrow, Minnie Banks, aged 18 years. RUSSELL—On the 28th inst ., at Barrow, Mary. widow of John Russell. aged of years. TREEN—On the 26th inst., at Barrow, William Henry Treen, aged 84 years. IN MEMORIAM ...

... Cardiff, the wife of Thomas Waring, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. RUSSELL-FOX.--On Wednesday last, at St Bees, by Rev J. Fox, M.A., vicar of Haile. John Russell, y-oungest eon of John Russell, Esq., LP., of Edwardstown„ County Limerick, to ...

... an elderly couple being a specimen ant here laid km to hide, With my dear islet ncr by my siole: On the stow erected too John Russell and his wil e Ellen Klizabeth. at time invitation. Come thou with u• awl we will do the• Another has, - I am where Sorrow ...

... Annis Letitia, third daughter of John Richardson Cragg, Esq., Isle of Walney, and granddaughter of the late John Cragg, Esq., Beck Side, Kirkby Ireleth. At Bardsea, on the 22nd inst.. Eleanor, relict of the late John Russell. malster, 83 years. At Dalton ...

... improve- went in the general trade of the country.— On Wednesday London was horrified by the news that Lord William Russel. uncle of Lord John Russell. had been found dead in bed. in Park-Lane, with his throat cut. The house had been ransacked. His Lord, ship's ...

... it had leen plaeal wan tilled by a statue of Mr. tfladstone, the three other avail rt le corners Imie,g Idled by of Lid John Russell, Led linanville, sod Ltd ibileslsii h. The questiou now, therefore, is to where that of Mr. iright is be placed; and the ...

... washes an . ',no Miss Goorius* gowns. ing his son IMP at nights( are you going at this time of night, John On no good errand, I'll warrant. John: father; I wan going to look for you.•' Aunt Jane in Bobby, who has had a fall I: .oh, I wouldn't cry. tiobby ...

... Telegraph.•' Mr Bennett Bur• leigh wears the legend on his arm in letters that look like a row of dislocated gridirons. John Russell sage, one of Anierie,a's rpillimsalres. does not believe in holidays: theare a waste of time. He has lived for 44 years ...

... Monington: secretary, Miss Clark: treasurer. Mr Thos. Shepherd: committee, Messrs Daniel Fleming, John Clark. J. Jones, Frank Barker, John Frearson, Mrs Russell, Miss Fletcher, Miss Ashburner. and the Misses Fleming. DRAUGHT AND WHIST TOURNAME—NT. On Saturday ...

... Robert Peet Penn PeNsmetiments itemarte. ts a nutter thee had to settle as to who should who eintrastol strangely with Sir John Russell. respossibk. We intend to give you a Calendar * • . were skating on the Round Pond, Keasington consp.d. FOR MORE TH AN ...