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... PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND. FEBRUARY I3th. 1841—A dinner was given to the Colonial Secretary. Lord John Russell, to celebrate the foundation the colony of New Zealand. 1872.—Mr. Gladstone, in the Commons, unfolded the Ministerial Irish Universities scheme ...
... PAST EVENTS OUR ISLAND. JANUARY 21et. 1847.—Lord John Russell proposed the suspension o€ the Corn and Navigation Laws. 1859.—Henry Hallam, Engliih historian, died, aged 81. 1886.—Parliament opened, when the Royal Speech was read Queen Victoria in person ...
... IN OCR ISLAND. MAY 17th. 1838. —Queen Victoria's birthday wu celebrated by Drawing-room of unusual splendour 1850.—-Lord John Russell obtained leave to bring in a bill for abolishing the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. 1837.—A R-oyal Proclamation ...
... JUNE Bth. 1845.—Daniol O'Connell, after a series orations, commercing Dublin, entered Ccrk in triumphal car. 1854.—Lord John Russell intimated intention of tho Gtovernment to divide the functions of Secretary State for War and the Colonies. 1868.—The Scotch ...
... Prince of Wales was baptised in St. Goorge's Chapel. Windsor, with water brought from the River Jordan in 1825. 1847.—Lord John Russell announced that some £2.000.000 were advanced the Irish people to feed them on doles of Indian meal, and to give them work ...
... described how. last Sunday morning secured the prisoner while tarnpeiing with ;he earl's bedroom window. The prisoner, John Russell, Belfast, was committed for trial. ...
... secretary the Post Office from to 1-899. Sir Spencer was the author several publications, including the Life of Lord John. Russell. ...
... PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND. 3 JL XJ » IJil 1 I' JIAi - JUNE 7th. '1843.—Lord John Russell announced the resignation the Melbourne Ministry. 1859.—Queen Victoria formally opened a new Parliament 1870. —An Order in Council was issued directing the principle ...
... CARAVAN. Two men were found dead from sucooation caravan at Gloucestershire, on Tuesday The men, James Deacon and Albert John Russell, employed iv hunling corn, and night in caravan lighted paraffin Wop. Tuesday morniij they failed respond the and door ...
... Marrxtfei. • S!T tnvrted free: •' charged, is. irAu'A cmstt the ...
... Parish Church of Miss Helen Edna Houghton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Houghton, of Woodshoplane, Swarkestone, and Mr. John Russell Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown, of Kings-drive, Littleover. Given away by her father, the bride was attended by her ...
... the Hundred slightly injured in and a private ear were of Ford-street and Will. • Sale was travelling in the t.* car, Mr. John Russell, ' was badlv bruised. MRS. H. J. DUGGAN S w Jewellery valued at nearly from motor-ear, the proper! . J. Dnggan, wife il'** ...