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... proceeds were for the Organ Fund. Parish Council, Pdkwdat.—Present: Mr. Samuel Charles Amos (chairman), Messrs. Frederick Russell, John Crofts, William Muscott, and the Clerk (Mr. O. Orland).—The overseers tbe parish (Messrs W. Green aud Muscott) presented ...
... good number of old Millhillians heard Sii John D. McClure's address at Doddridge Chapel Tuesday night. Marly Northampton lads have passed through the school, the reputation of which has greatly risen during Sir John’s headship. The engagement is announced ...
... of Mr. H. Brent Grotrian, K.C., and Mrs. Grotrian, of Knolls, Leighton Buzzard, and Miss Audrey Russell, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Strangman Russell, of 6, Mortimer Mansions, London. | lri the late summer liw ml- LADY HILLINGDON * ••v.-y IBP6Uva'X«v ...
... Minister’s home through a generous gift. Sir George Swallow field decided to make a present this house to the then Lord John Russell, a young statesman —no relation—for whom had the highest regard. He determined' first tell his friend’s father, the Duke ...
... Sybella Barnard, second daughter of N. R. Slator. Notton —Roe.—Oct. sth, at Christ Church, Nottingham, by the Rev. T. Russell, John Notton, of Cogenhoe, Northants, to Florence Ellen Roe. Stacey—Golliver. — September 30, at the Wesleyat Church, Brackley ...
... k.-Nov. 26, Kettering, John Thos. Endersby to Harriet Lilian Hook. Parker-Brewster.--Nov. 23, Stamford, Albert Farker to Annie Elizabeth Brewster, of Seaton Rowlett-Russell. Noy. 20, at Kettering, John Rowlett Winifr;d Russell. DEATHS. Memoriam. Swallow ...
... immutable probitv and well-meaning'' of Lord Althorp than from the eloquence of Macaulay or the debating powers of Lord John Russell. His authority with the House Commons was such that the his father by calling him the House of Lords created a severe political ...
... conducted by John Ansell. 9.0. —Weather; News. 9-15. —The Week in London, by Mr. Gerald Barry, 9.30. —Local Announcements; Shipping Forecast and Fat Stock Prices. 9.35. Three exerpts from Hold Everything 1 Book by B. G. de Sylva and John McGowan; De Sylva ...
... for 4s. for foes on the crop. Mr. H. W. Williams Messrs. Williams and Kingston, Kort-campton) was lor plaintiff. Henry John Russell, Upper Weedou, said that in March, If&h, sold defendant quarters of wheat for 14s. It was sold by sample. There was no ...
... Dissenters was holden at the Ram Inn, in this town, called to express their approbation of the Parliamentary conduct of Lord John Russell, and particularly of his exertions in favour of religious liberty, by aiding the electors of Southwark, in forwarding his ...
... 7.0. —Mr. Ernest Newman, the 8.8.C. Music Critic. 7.15. —Musical Interlude. 7.25.—50 Makers of Modem Politics, 2—Lord John Russell —The Ascendancy to the House, by Mr. R. H. Guetton. 7.35. —Ronald Gourley (entertainer); The Wireless Military Band, conducted ...
... suiar-sful the exhibitors, having carried off several prizes in the cattle chn-scs. An autograph letter, addressed Lord John Russell, which Cobden wrote I would, if IUH-eeaary. spend 100 millions sterling maintain an irresistible superiority over France ...