... Mr. NV. E. Bramall, +Mr. A. Boutflower, and Councillor T. T. Shann), and the sidesmen, Messrs James John. son, E. 1I. Ward, Robert Fallows, John Russell, W. ?? Bridge, and Frederick Ilargreaves, in place of Messrs, Hope, Bmale, Duckworth, Bye, Maclure ...

... Tuesday, John Russel,l, a private in the Royal Lancashire Reserveo, Who has been stationed at Fleetweod rince April last, wvent to bathe in com- pany with another private namedWrn. Harper. The men had been -in the water some time when Russell, who is a ...

... to say that larl Russell obtained a judicial separation frozem meo. Wtei the h Touse of Lords heard the case they decided against Earl Russell, and in my favo tn. The Countess's tcliter said she andti her daughter knew that E arl Russell was iu Americat ...

... EARL RUSSELL AND HIS BRIDE. s .tTHEIR, ARRIVA-L IN E2NGLAND. .d NTERVIEW WITH THIE COUNTESS RTJSSELTJ- hi Earl Russell and the lady -with whom lie has gone a through a form of narriago in America, arrived. in, y Liverpool on Tuesday. Theyr croissd by ...

... question of bigamv will arise; but at any rate Lord Russell and his bride are returning to England next month. IS IT BIGAMU1Y? Mes:,rs. Valpy, Peekbam, and Chapbl-in ?? solicitors for the Countess Russell we think it right to correct a serious misstatement ...

... MANCHESTER'S NEW POSTMASTER., Mr. John Philips, one of the higher officials of ths Secretarvys Offie, General Post-()lics, ha, been ;i- pointed by tho ?? to be Postmastir and Surveyor of Mlanche'ter, in succession to 1he, late respected holder of that ...

... was to exelnipt ?? institutiois from rating, on the ground that they were properly educational insti- tutiousis. Mr. T. W. Russell said the questioli i w as to be referred this session to a Select Coninmittee, andt il the reference these illstitiltiolis ...

... costume, which prove that, in Mr. Ward, the ?? Leighton has all apt pupil. ' With these, may usefully be compared the I-Ion. John Collier's very modern: preselitation of the like sentiment in his A Proposal ?? 176). Perhaps the most pleasing and poetical ...

... AGAINST A CON- STABLE AND A MIDWIFE. At the South-Western Police-court, London, on Saturdayv Eliza Francis Keen, 45, midwife. end John Villiam Smith, 32, police constable, wore charged 'i th verformin g an illegal operation on a single young woman in service ...

... charge of the wilful murder of Catherine Kelly, his married sister. On Tuesday night of last week there was a famsily row in Russell-street, one of the Irish quarters of Cardiff, and Driscoll is stated to have struck Mrs. Kellv over the head with a poker ...

... resepectively, and will havo snach better thrn troop- ship fare. thouglh the other appointments are tho samue. General Sir Baker Russell told me they wore none of the finest bodies of men lie had ceen alippod there. They certariihy loolked a fine set-op body ...

... glance whe'oe his mistake lay, and in a few hours put everything right.- The Life and Letters of Sir John Everett Millais, P.R.A., by his son, John Guille Mihlais. THE GUNNER'S WIFE. Among the traditions of the British Navy, one centres about a woman ...