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... EARL CAPTURES A BURGLAR. LORD KINGSTON’S ADVENTURE At Boyle Sessions Saturday, before Judge Wskelv, man, who gave his name John Russell, and who stated wsa native of Tanderagee, co. Armagh, was charged with burglariously entering KUronsn Castle, the residence ...
... reputation, and Lord John Russell, although ho refused totallow him grant of land, eventually made him Governor of South Australia. Grey did much compose the difficulty with tho native*, and restored the finances of the Colony. Lord John Russell testified to ...
... schemes. Me baa never shown the slightest sign of sympathy with oar movement. have secured the Hon. Bertrand Russell, grandson of Lord John Russell, candidate. is member our executive committee. He will eon test Wimbledon supporter of women's suffrage and ...
... contemporaries also saw the ■—Lord Durham ana Lord John Raesell. utlived the former, with whom he was at one time into close contact, by than twenty years, and the latter out• 1 him seventeen years. Lord John, in . Prime Minister for the last time Graham bad ...
... also, men of both political parties rallied round him. Disraeli and Brougham, Cobdao aad Bright, Sir Robert Feel mad Lord John Russell, alike him kindly. Edinburgh met Thomas Clarkson, moat distinguished Abolitionist in the world. The old philanthropist ...
... Parr, the Duka of Wellington, Lord Grey, Reform Bill reaoim, and bis active young lieutenant in the House Commons, Lord John Russell. We get glimpses also of the Prince Regent, the Duke of Kent, the Duke Sussex, and the Princess Victoria, who viaited Holkham ...
... Conservative Reform Bill 1867 bau don© enough for the time.” It was that point, then, Disraeli waa inclined to adopt Lord John Russell’* famous dictum. Rest and b© thankful.” But waa under no illusions. H© knew perfectly well that, though he might halt at ...
... Buckingham Palace. At*. 26. 1851. • , , . The Queen has been good deal annoyed this evening et Normanby’a telling bar that John Russell was coming next Mooday in order with him. Lord Melbourne never told the Queen that this dednMcly mt/Ued; the contrary, ...
... Quern i© Russell. 27, wen sentenced to months* hard labour for stealing a diamond pin, and| Frederick Russell. 32, to nine months for receiving it. William Hall. 28, labourer, to six month*’ for wvmnding. Before Mr. Loveland-Lovcland, K.C., John Samuel ...
... THE TRAGEDY WINDY NOOK. The man detained at Gateshead in connection with the murder of John Patterson Windy Nook Cooperative Stores on Fridey morning was yesterday removed Felling police station, two miles die* tant, where be was brought before county ...
... OBITUARY. The death is announced of his Honour John Edmund Wentworth Addison, the well known county court judge, who was bom November 5. 1838, the third son Lieut .-Colo Del Henry Addison. He was educated Trinity College, Dublin, called the Bar in 1062 ...
... Lobby Correspondent states that it is reported that Mr. T. W. Russell has been definitely appointed to succeed Sir Horace Plunkett Vice-President the Irish Board of Agriculture. Mr. Russell will, of coarse, represent the Department in the House of Commons ...