... nt in 'the general inaterests or thae ounltry-. - : A mueinorm-l'tablet to'the late COn-'s Ru'issell widow'o'f 'Lord 'John Russell was u'anveiled ;ieterday: in t.he: Free Ch'urch at -ltichinnond,'wvhre'. the deceased :had-'worshit'ped.' The inscripition ...

... Benjamiu A. Sprange, ali a registr3 office in Brighton, in July1 1898; also with feloniously intermaarry' ing with Henry Russell Bignell, at Georg IV. Bridge, Edinburgh, on June 8, 19 her lawfulhusband, William lient, being then and now alive. It is alleged ...

... Aldridge. and iV. G. Thompson, of the Re6yal Horse. Artillery; Brevet-mejor A. G. H-unter-Weston, Capt. C. Bowen, Lieut. Russell Bro*i, and Second-lieut. H. L. llaoAworth, of the Royal Engineers; LiRut. A. G. E. Bingley and Capt. Sir T. Pasley, of the ...

... that the learned judge had misdirected The 3ury.- The application was dismissed with costs. EARL RUSSLL'S MARRIAGE. Earl Russell and his wife arrived at Chicago on Sunday. The new Lady RusselI said to a reporter: ' We nave nothing to fear in returning ...

... From Eichigan, Arthur, known in America aS Froed, Russell -wrote for eaws of his brothers WILLIAM and EDwIZ aund hbs sol Anrunun, EussBaf, last heard of 20 years ago. A response comes frona Mrs. Russell, of I Notting-hill,' prosusing informausiosi. The ...

... Ho now lies in Guy's hos- piltal. John Morgfan, 42, of 35, Pollard's-row, Bevhnul-green, slipped in Sydney-street, Mile-end, yuhteroIay, and fractured his right leg. He is now in the London hospital, Albert Russell, 18, living at 109, Can- terbury-road ...

... shadej ot enion-, now not -nearly so d~en in colour and so I diversified as thoy were when Lord Pal- .rerston and Lord John Russel andr. . Glidsaone himself w ere ableto worl with them. Sir Henry called upon all LiberalA to assist him in their plain dcty ...

... has the support of persons of all shades of opinmonu, including Viscount Hornoastle, Mr. Walter John- son, Mr. Alfred Smnilb, Mr1 Edmond Browne, Mr. John Lobbh and others of local influence. The entnrftixment at the club embraced a-n excellent concert; ...

... TnirusOAY.-The Divorce (ourna opened, 1858; 11. FEInmY.-Hatfleld fired at ,eorge Imi. at Drury Lane Theatre, 1800. 12. SATuRDnA.-John ltushworth died, 1690. TIDE TABLE POPB THE WEEK. LONDON. LIVERPOOL. ISiusTOL. RULT. M mrn. aft. mrn.1 aft. m . aft. mdrn aft ...

... tos~iing yard, (loeport, al~dnt two p.rn., endi l~r Majesty was received by Admiiral Sir C. F. Hetha1m Liout.-weneral Sir! Baker Russell, and other naval and-mili. tary o0cers. Thbe shios in harbour were I dressed rainbo feshion. her MaAjsty , and the Royvi.oarty ...

... services among the wou'dad in South Africa. The Earl' of Nosebery presided, and over 100 members attended, ineludinz Lord Russell of nilionien, Lord B3urmhclere, Snr Henry Fowler,M.P..andMr. Herbert *.Gladstone, M.P. j In proposing the toast of Sir William ...

... soon as her malesty had been assisted-io her carriage-ohair, -the *keys of the garrison were tendered to the _Oueen ?? ?? Russell, and at once 'returned to him; ;-while Sir A. Cuine- 13ymoir harled to her bila~bty a'.re- tern of the Ships- 'under his connmand ...