... Mr. S. THOMSON Figures that Talk Here are some recent weekly . of Repreeentatlvee: g Mr. John Russell, 14, Grar Hill. Clifton .. £6 Os. Mr. 'Win. Ward, 1, '- Lane, Melee .. a, Mr. G. Keefe, 27, Hono. Huddersfield .. CO Is. Mr. F. W. Townsend, I. Rose ...

... age. I'd like JOHN to tell the true story of the Vote. We shall be exercising the franchise next election. and I'm sure we should do the job better if we had a full sense of responsibility based on knowledge of the struggle Lord John Russell. the heroic ...

... as he told me of the Chartists; the fight to secure the franchise; the horrible conditions which prevailed before Lord John Russell piloted his Reform Bill through. . My ballot cross Is as valuable to me as the King's crown: he, the mainspring of the ...

... disa ol lug the English people. A splendid tribute to thrir powe r 4 controlling and disciplining ttionscitz • • :I SIR JOHN RUSSELL, PBS.: of agriculture were or seventy years ago. • And might be palmier still to-dal,' we had a reasonable set ol land ...

... VOTE . _ ON Monday morning (July 7) lift your hat to the memory a( . Lord John Russell piloted the _ Ref orm Bill thr oug h the ninety-eight arr, and thus blazed the a democratic government in Britain. by giving to borough h ousehdlders the 4rote: - down ...

... Minehead calls itself a health for ano:h er Martyr po se . With this dram a ti c outburst. p,sil y ., will never pay Bertram John Russell, of Briciew i has elected to serve six weeks i n rather than pay arrears of ance to a young he wronged. This theatrical ...

... Outspoken Messages to Celebrities, Notorieties and, occasionally, Nonentities To Sir JOHN RUSSELL, Experimental Station, Rothamsted. DEAR Sin,—lf landworkers and intending small. owners know what is good for them you 'will have during the coming months ...

... Secretaries during the last century? Lord Palmerston was at the Foreign Office longer than any statesman of his day. Lord John Russell was there in momentous times. They did not tell Parliament that they had no time to attend the House of Commons. They would ...

... formed, the splendid corner site of the Grand Hotel, facing the Square, cost at the rate of nearly £4,000,000 an acre. When John Russell got a grant from Edward VI. of Seven Acres or Long Acre and the Covent Garden of the recently dispossessed monks of Westminster ...

... and 8.8. C. Broadcaster ; H. V. Usill. 8.A., and If. Douglas Thomson, M.. 4. It contains special contributions by Sir John Russell and many Oilier eminent authorities. HERE is an innstuition of the De Line Edition of this magnificent work. It is bound ...

... one hundred millions sterling to maintain an irresistible superiority over France at sea.—LETTER OF MR. COBDEN TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, AUGUST 2ND, 1860. It may be safely aipumed that in the Cabinet Councils about to be held the question of the state of ...

... but there 'must be some to whom the Biblical precept is recalled when they read of his doings. Half a century ago Lord John Russell won a dangerous notoriety by his fondness for lecturing the Powers, and meddling in matters better . left alone. Sir Edward ...