... proceedings was the opening the Mourno suije of reading and recreation roobms, generously provided and furnished by Mr. John Russell and Mr. Alexander Gordon, J.P., of Kilkeel, ably backed up by number of other interested friends residing in the same district ...

... Lord John Russell added“lt is case • use an expression of' Lord Dunfermline, might by pressing our privileges rattier weaken than strengthen them. The only other quotation with which he would trouble them was from another speech of Lord John Russell in ...

... HAYLOFT. sad accident occurred in Btrafcane the evening the 24th inst., the death four year-old child named Robert Russell, son Mr. John W. Russell, baker. The hd, appears, had been placing in the hayloft, with a sister, and when leaving the building accidentally ...

... about her. The Westminster Coroner will hold inquest on the body to-day. FATAL FALL FROM HAYLOFT. Robert Russell, aged five, son of Mr. John W. Russell, baker, Strabaoe. while playing a hayloft with his sister on Christmas Eve fell and rolled to the bottom ...

... questions of privilege were taken in this way. the House Lords would prevented from considering the measure at all. ••ord John Russell, the occasion to which he referred expressed agreement with the S|*eaker. and used these words—“ln cases of Bills this ...

... HAYLOFT. sad accident occurred on Friday evening last- resulting in the death of hvc-yoar-o ...

... Then Lord John Russell added—” It k a case in which, to use expression of Lord Dunfermline, might pressing our rather weaken than strengthen them.” only other question with which would trouble them was from another speech of Lord John Russell in 1849, ...

... party, or with what contempt the great Liberal leaders of the last century, such as Sir Robert Peel, Lord Palmerston, or John Russell, would have spurned the Socialism of tho present Chancellor of the Exchequer, especially if propagated under the guise ...

... questions of privilege were taken in this way the House of Lords would prevented from considering the measure all. Lord John Russell. n the occasion to which he referred, expressed agreement with the Speaker and used these words, In cases of Bills of this ...

... questions privilege were taken in this way, the House of Lords would prevented from considering the measure at all. Lord John Russell, on the occasion h© referred, expressed agreement with the Speaker, and used these wordsr “In cases of Bills of this d ...

... and Technical Instruction (Mr. 1. >V. Russell. M.P.) to inquire into the present state of the flax-growing industry in Ireland, and the causes contributing to its decline, will consist the following:— , . Mr. John Pitch Canfpbell. B.Sc-, Assistant Secretary ...

... a deep fleshy roan, purchased by Mr. \\, Smyth for £27 los. Honours were also obtained this class Mr. James Morrow, Mr. John Russell, and Dr. George M. Thompson. The first of these secured the highest price for bulls at the sale, Mr. Barr being the purchaser ...