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... Great Britain was repre sented by Ministers Plenipotentiary. This frugal arrange ment was first broken through by Lord John Russell in i860, by way of counteracting the anti-British intrigues of Napoleon III. Count Vitzthum relates how the idea took shape ...
... tralian million- a i r e, is now the for tunate owner of the delightful house in Ches- ham Place once occupied by Lord John Russell. Lady Portarlington shares her husband's love of Ireland and of sport she has made herself very popular in the neighbourhood ...
... said of Russell by a parishioner Another stag-hunting parson was the Rev. John Froude, of Know- stone, who kept a pack of hounds there at the time the Rev John Russell was curate at George Nymptcn. Froude flourished from 1819 onwards. ...
... the old masters were my ideal, such work as may be seen at the Louvre, and more especially the work of that great genius, John Russell, R.A., whose beautiful book on art was my principal instructor. 0 0 0 T should explain that the method of the old school ...
... most famous was Lord John Russell, afterwards Earl Russell, and a Knight of the Garter. He held offices of state, framed and carried the first Reform Bill in 1832, and then repealed the Corn Laws in 1846. And his nephew, LordOdo Russell, was a man of parts ...
... he became a Lord of the Admiralty in Lord Palmerston's second Ministry. Three years later he entered the Cabinet of Lord John Russell as Secretary of State for War. In Mr. Gladstone's first Ministry of 1868 he held the office of Postmaster-General until ...
... Gordon, G.C.B. Vandyk Sir Thomas E. Gordon, K.C.B. Jiul tin gha ?n HONOURED BY THE KING ON HIS BIRTHDAY Sir John Barker, Bart. Russell Dr. Russel Wallace, O.M Loncion Stereo. Co THE LATE VICTORIEN SARDOU. THE DRAMAT 1ST IHE LATE SIR HENRY PITMAN. CENTENARIAN ...
... Wesleyan Conference in 1887. At the age of eighteen the Rev. John Walton began to preach, and was sent as missionary to Ceylon five years later; there, in 1852, his dis tinguished son, John Lawson Walton, was born. In i860 the family returned to England ...
... SCOTT New President of St. John's. Cambridge. Photograph by Mason and Basebe. v X- m,.w x J DR. W. H. WILLCOX Successor to Sir Thomas Stevenson. Photograph by Russell. THE LATE PREBENDARY H. M. VILLIERS Photograph by Russell. THE LATE PROFESSOR CHURTON ...
... WILLIAMS HOUSE The headquarters of the Y.M.C.A. have been removed to the founder the late Sir George Williams's house, 13, Russell Square, at a cost of over £15,000 THE PROPOSED CENTRAL HOME OF THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Y.M.C.A. will make ...
... Arabella Kenealy, has just written his biography. It is to be published this spring by Mr. John Long. I was not aware, when I stated last week that Mr. George Russell has undertaken to write the bio graphy of Sir Wilfrid Lawson, that he was engaged on another ...
... Lyons (Caterer THREE SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN WHO HAVE JOINED THE LONDON COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF THE TERRITORIAL ARMY i Photos Mr. John Barker (Draper, etc., Kensington) The photographs on this page suggest a paradox of the times. While, in the cases of the first ...