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... Prichard exhibited assortment of hardy plants, and received the silver floral medal. The silver gilt floral medal weut to Mr. John Russell, of Richmond Nurseries, for a group of alxasias, whilst Messrs. J. and Son, of Forest Hill, secured the silver floral medal ...
... per cent, per annum instalments paid m advance. ■— RUBBKLLB ORAVKBEND ItKEWBRY (limited). DIIUtfTTUHS. John Russell. Keg . T.P.. UUlside. Urareeeud. John ItueseU.Juor.. V>q.. Weattveld. Hmglewell. T. K. Willis, Bag.. J. P. Hie Cedars. Trowbndge. W ills. ...
... such thing. Englishmen bad not at that time been accustomed to legislate for idea, and neither Lord Melbourne nor Lord John Russell would have laid a hand on tho Corporations if the system had been working well. course they had other ends to serve besides ...
... only thirty-six, held during the remainder of Lord John Russell’s Administration, which, however, only lasted till the following February, when Palmerston, in his own words, ** paid out John Russell by helping to defeat him on the Militia Bill. Lord ...
... was Vicar of tbequietcountry parish of Embleton,and bad for bis chief parishioner the former Home Secretary under Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston, and for curate Mr. Arthur Acland, who forsook the Church for politics. Sir Edward Grey, with bis wife ...
... years; and was at Melbourne when Lord John Russell announced to the Governor of Victoria the grant of beltgovernment to the Colony. His Despatch is worth quoting at the present moment: I will now conclude,’ wrote Lord John. ** withttje expression of esrnest ...
... employment scarce, and wage* low. Tlio harvest had been a disappointment, and Ireland lived on the verge starvation. Asl laird John Russell put it. only too accurately. famine of the Thirteenth had fallen upon a people of the Nineteenth Century «»« • million ...
... as a necessary evil, but made no secret of the the Minister was too weak for his position. Aa for Lord Melbourne, Lord John Russell, and the like, they were dismissed by the author of the People’s Charter aa more live lumber which blocked the road progress ...
... there was what was called eulry of default isilure to answer Countess Russell. *n I nisi was grained April 14. 1900, >lvnu the marriage, between John Francis Russell and Mai-1 Edith Russell, the said parties •• freed avid sbs>~ lately relieved trotn the bonds-oi ...
... takeinhsnd, Ito the propom- ...
... the general course of events waa one that satisfied English sentiment, and it may doubted if the protest uttered by Lord John Russell the House of Commons against the annexation of Savoy and Nice found any serious echo in the community. All through and ...
... keep clear appiovches leading to your House during the trial of John Francis Stanley Earl Russell, on an in lictment for felony, and I will issue direction* ...