... A PERFECT GENTLEMAN. Mr. John Henry Russell was ill-condi-; tioned fellow. He was a perfect little gentleman, but his mind had become saturated with these delusions about Mrs. Russell, and even Inspector lattlecbild’s reports could not banish them. Was ...

... will of John Henry Russell - If they allowed any other consideration to nflucnce their minds, then they would be acting contrary to their own obligations and to the law. stood there the advocate for that will as the true will John Henry Russell, as the ...

... First Lord of the Treasury Prime Minister without portfolio, not much which violates constitutional ■bis respect, for Lord John Russell, if political history with fidelity, , very brief period in this position at a ,r. the office of Prime Minister was not ...

... was not for the jury to question. The only question for the jury was this—Was the will here the true and) real will of John Henry Russell, and if they allowed any other consideration of his treatment of his further than the one question as to his sanity ...

... The following gentlemen nave kindly consented to act as a committee to judge the Limericks, and their award will final: JOHN RUSSELL STRITCH, Esq., Solicitor, 4-5, Eustace Street, Dublin. THOMAS FITZPATRICK, -Esq., Proprietor and Editor of Lepracaun, ...

... to was ‘is, Was this will t will of John Henry Russell? If they any other considera’ to r, and then t would be actin trary to their own obligations and law. He stood there as e advocate f will as the true will of John Henry | RY as the advocate of his sa: ...

... resumed of the probate action of M'Arevy v. Russell, which is brought to establish the will of the late Mr. J. H. Russell, solicitor, of Newry, who died on the 17th June last. His widow, Mrs. Gertrude Rosabella Russell, lodged a caveat against the granting ...

... their domestic misery. jury should also remember that Mr. Russell had inquiries made about Mrs. Russell’s brother J-eaJoujy not suggested cause that, fhen alter the couple had been married Mrs. Russell had described the different occa. sions on which unhappiness ...

... PERFECT GENTLEMAN Mr. John llenrv Russell was no ill-conditioned fellow was perfect little gentleman, bnt his mind had liecome saturated these delusions about Mrs. Russell, and even Inspector I.ittle ...

... which Mr. Russell told them that there had been one vote on the Department an the House Commons, and that it would not hie fault if there was another. The President the Department did not. was sure, fail to enjoy the exquisite humour of Mr. Russell’s det ...

... f»*oks have llie will of her late husband, Wr. John H. Ruasell, solicitor, Newry. declared invalid. Mr. Russell died Juno last, fourteen months after his marriaic, and siv months after the will, which Jilrt. Russell now contest* on the ground that the testator ...

... guardians of his fortune, and that Mrs. Gertrud© Russell, widow of the late Mr. J. H. Russell, soßcitor, Newry, should be appointed guardian his person. The infant was a nephew of the late Mr. Russell, and had lived with him from his birth in 1902, the ...