... Loko and Brilliant Rxcord. His record long and brilliant. In 1855 be accompanied Lord John Russell to Vienna. Nothing came of that mission to arrange terms of peace with Russia, but it Lord Dufferio's introduction the tangled labvrinth of diplomacy wherein ...

... st. John, J. Batty Take. A Maunde Th'-nipaoti. Wiggln, Jamas WUliamaon, Jacob Wilson, alter Wilkin. Allen Young. Bush. Meyer. KRtrcßgant—Dean Wor«-ester, the MaetcrofTHnity. Ceneaa: F. A. J. Harvey. Kaox Little. Doctors : William ,4 Norwich 1. John Julian ...

... and the questions relating to an Imperial Customs Union. The closure moved Sir Michael Hicks - •etch on Tuesday shut out Mr. John Morloy, Mr. Asquith, and Sir U. Fowler, who were all anxious to speak—a fact which, perhaps, accounts for Mr. Balfour having ...

... Monday. His addreas after Tuesday next will be St. Martin’s Eactery. Worcester. Mrs. Romanes. Mr. Georgs W. E. Eustell. and Mr. John G. Talbot write: *’lt has oecorr-d to some the friends of now Bishop of Worcester that the multitudes who have derived profit ...

... CIUMH 2N ES GLAND AND IHE LAND. The Rev. John Kingston. K.X., 75, Upper Weetboumevillas. Hove, and formerly rector Cattudock, Dorset, in tbs cour*e of letter says : **la »|>ecch rroeutly delivered by Mr. T. W. Russell, M.T., is reported having said t ‘there ...

... the of the Vice-Chancellors—Sir James Bacon and Sir John Pearson—while the courts no longer re-echo the names Chitty and Kay, of Cotton and Fry. Those towers of strength on the Common Law side—Russell and Hcracbell—are both dead. Lord Lindley in the House ...

... bay colt by Americas, Mr. MTntyre’s Maude, in foal Florizel 11.. Mr. John Porters A., with chestnut tilly Merman, Captain Bn*cklehurst’s Capncine, with bay filly by Isinglass, Mr. Russell Swanwick’s Dame Agneta, with foal Bend Or, and Captain Hopkins’s Abanico ...

... BLURBELU Min ELL ALINE TEKRIBS CLUE-BELU Mr. SEYMOUR BICES ae DICKY THE CRITERION THEATRE.— ami Manager, Mr. Chartea Wyndbam -Mr. JOHN HARES HEA«M»N. TO-DAY 3. «.A.. LAST NU.HTS ut A PAIR >pm;tacles. at *. THE SKuCBL. LAST 3 MATINEES TO-DAY, SATURDAY MU, and ...

... the London Water Bill: The Marouia of Bread*]bane, the Bari of Rosebery, the Earl of Aberdeen, Karl* Beauchamp, Carrington, Russell, end Spencer, Viaeount Falmouth, and Lord* Burghclere, Coleridge, Denman, Monkswell, Reey, Uibbleodele, Sandhurst, Twsedmouth ...

... the et the Üble. whoso duty it i* a«e that S.Tu inquiries not the role. wtora hue prescribed. The object the follower* of Mr. John when i««sible di«re>!«rJ order*, they ere endenvouriinf to iuleri«iUie into their exiuvaaioua opinion and other matters ItS ...

... Irj.sn Matters and I man Members. Mr. John Kedmond started the dokete on the •d.oir.islration of Ireland in ft speoch of studious Moderation of though its tendency was D‘*t towards peace. It arose on the report the Vote on Account,and heraoTed the reduction ...

... been indefinitely postponed. The body of the late John Thompson Keen, ths famous professional cyclist, who died at Finchley last klen-lay.was interred yesterday at Park Cemetery. The Eighty and Russell Clubs will dine together Oxford Saturday, March 1 ...