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... Spurgeon. and Dr. Parker also sat to him, and to mention but • few others—Gladstone, Beaconsfield. Lord Brougham, Lord John Russell, John Bright. and Sir E. Landseer. He is represented in Westminster Abbey by the group of the Wesl , ys, in St. Paul's Cathedral ...
... ALLSOID BICYCLIC THICYT AT On Wednesday, at Davenport, John Russell was charge with deserting from the 16th Lancers at Norwich on the 12th June. He ;graded guilty. Detective Sergeant Irish stated that in consequence of information received of prisoner ...
... No. o; Administration. Peers. Grey.-1834 Melbourne.-11114 1 Melbourne.-1835-1841 45 Peel.-1841-1846 ..• 6 Lord John Russell.-1846-1832 12 Aberdeen.-1852--1855 1 Pahnerston.-1855—1858 12 a 1 Derby. -1858--18 10 Palmeraton.-18Zi9-11365. ...
... men. Pilkingion's Glass Works, St. Hatetes.- 15,000 notices. Raleigh Cycle Company, Nottingham. Northampton Ironworks. John Russell and Co., Walsall. Stanton (Derbyshire) Ironworks.-2,000 Altreton Commit Ironworks. William Jessopp, Steel Works, Sheila& ...
... need not trouble about Mr Foote, representing several large landowners the route, then proceeded to call his witnesses. John Russell, C.E., stated that he bad based estimates on sections prepared from Great Western Railway statistics placed at his disposal ...
... interesting passages in the Memoirs of Lady John Russell (Methuen), is Lord John Eneseirs weonnt of his impressions of Napoleon. It was at Elba that the future British Prime Minister met the fallen Emperor. Lord John's account of his visit is copied from ...
... LEST FORGET. Captain John W. Russell, Bristol. Rhode Island, seaman of the eighte-euth century, was descrilieil contemporary a man who was a- brave was gentle: man who loved his friends ami did his duty in life faithfully.” In • Romance Old Tune Sinpmoeter ...
... CONCEALED HIMSELF BY DAY: ROBBED PREMISES BY NIGHT. Before Mr. Wallace, K.C., at London Sessions, on Tuesday, John Arthur Russell, seventeen, porter, pleaded guilty to two robberies at the premises of George Henry Debas, at Median-street, South Hackney ...
... him. His visit recalls the fact that some of the foremost statesmen of the last century were frequently the town. Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston, and Lord Beaconsfield were among those who enjoyed restful holidays in Torquay. But none of hum ever ...
... in kindly terms to Mr Lopes’s grandfather, the late Sir John Yarde Buller, and to the time when, with Parker, Sir John was returned for the old South Devon Division, and defeated Lord John Russell. He commended Mr Lopes as ideal candidate, and hoped ihaf ...
... Wordsworth' repugnance to the office. A Liberal Premier appointed the poet who had the longest tenure of the office when Lord John Russell chose Tennyson in 1860, but Mr. Gladstone and Lord Rosebery declined iu turn the task of selection when Tennyson died. ...
... the Slaney clause. Furt'ner buck. Disraeli irrituted both sides impartially his Public Worship Regulation Hill, and Lond John Russell suffered iu the same way from the Titles Bill. Probably if Disraeli, detached to the verge of cynicism in •ach matters ...