... with him. John worries so about the Alabama. I wish he would not. That is another note in this good book, and still another recalls a saying that Euclid would run a bad chance if a Russell contradicted him. As it happens, Mr. Bertrand Russell, in one of ...

... Great Britain was repre sented by Ministers Plenipotentiary. This frugal arrange ment was first broken through by Lord John Russell in i860, by way of counteracting the anti-British intrigues of Napoleon III. Count Vitzthum relates how the idea took shape ...

... found in such men as Dr. W. B. Blaikie, the greatest Jacobite author. Sir James Balfour Paul, the herald. Dr. Ross and Mr. John Russell, Mr. Forbes Gray and Mr. R. T.. Skinner. Mr. Skinner's little book, From the Castle 'to Holyrood, shows that not a close ...

... ractt II. GENERAL SIR H. SMITH-DORRIEN Russell III. GENERAL SIR A. HUNTER Ilassano IV. UfclNHKAL 51K IAIN HAMILTON Lai a) eUe V. GENERAL SIR LESLIE RUNDLE Lafayette IN SUPREME COMMAND FIELD-MARSHAL SIR JOHN FRENCH Russell VI. GENERAL SIR BRUCE HAMILTON Lafarett* ...

... our short story writers could be persuaded to study it, so much the better. Anew short story writer comes along in Mr. John Russell, for whom Mr. Thornton Butterworth publishes Where the Pavement Ends. He is an American, and the short story, thanks ...

... the present Headmaster, the Rev. H. M. S. Taylor, is carrying on its high tradition. On its Roll stand the names of Lord John Russell and Lord Randolph Churchill, Lord Curzon and Lord Hardinge, Admirals of the Fleet Sir Doveton Sturdee and Sir Hedworth ...

... Man. His best known book is his History of England from 1815. He also wrote a life of his grandfather, a Life of Lord John Russell, and other works, including (his last book) Studies in Biography. Photograph by Elliott and Fry. Hearty birthday cong ...

... he became a Lord of the Admiralty in Lord Palmerston's second Ministry. Three years later he entered the Cabinet of Lord John Russell as Secretary of State for War. In Mr. Gladstone's first Ministry of 1868 he held the office of Postmaster-General until ...

... wonders what fhe Ides of March will tell. It will be a tremendous iccasion. Being an Englishman, I rather hope hey won't give John Russell a cap. I wonder they haven't before. He is Leicester's scrum half a player of great experience and tenacity, who held his ...

... much satisfac tion from the Savoy plebiscite, it is well to remember that in the cases of at least two good Liberals, Lord John Russell and Garibaldi, it showed itself singularly refractory. In the whole magazine of dreamy in cendiarism with which Napoleon ...

... they did not approve, a policy crystallised (to revive an almost forgotten word) in an historic Punch picture. Like Lord John Russell in another connection, Mr. Asquith has written on the hoard ing Down with the House of Lords, and then run avav. Mr. Balfour's ...

... which it has given rise has been whether our sympathy should be active or passive. We can imagine what Palmerston or Lord John Russell would have thought of a proposal for an entente with Austria in 1848, or with Naples in 1856, or with Russia in 1863. Of ...