... the Rev. Maximilian Wilson away from home, and my mother thinking me to Ik* Mr. Hillyard seconded the nomination of I xml John Russell at the famous Bedford election in 1830. and Mr. Wilson gave that last disastrous vote against him. Sir William the Mayor ...

... PAST.—Mr. G. W. E. Russell writes as under to The Times:—l. uncle,. Lord Russell (1792r1828) visited Napoleon Elba in Dec., 1814, and had a long conversation with him, which is reported in Spencer Walpole's Life of Lord John Russell. There must be plenty ...

... liis brother the eleventh Duke in 1898. Russells wore landowners in Dorsetshire so far back as 1202, in which year the then head of the family held the manor of Kingston «dl. The to be created a peer was John Russell. thit in tile year 1506 the rchduke Philip ...

... quoted criticism Sydney Smith by Lard John Russell. His nephew, Mr. G. W. E. Russell, wrote that he did not remember this criticism end asked for the reference. I gave it him and |he was glad to have it. It is from Lord John's life of Moore. In the same column ...

... Bill, and the liberal party went to the country crying Down with the Mouse of Lords. They got back into power under Lord John Russell. But did they do Anything? Yes, they did. They created 18 more Peers, and then went on as before. Then, in 1860, the Lords ...

... not yet lost its devotion to Freedom and Human Progress. Eighty years ago, the town dishonoured itself by rejecting Lord John Russell, the Great Reformer, by only four votes ! That slight majority enabled the Tory Candidate to sit through the whole of the ...

... lens down on our knees! The increase, encouragement and maintenance of Snobs are among the priceless services. as Lord John Russell 'says, Which we owe to the nobility. It can't be otherwise. A man becomes enornimbly rich, or be jobs emooessfully in the ...

... of Bedford. Nicholas Irysheman. the John Rowland. the same. John Kenny, of the same, Richard Irysheman, William rep she—in. servant Ralph John Wyliam. servant John Tyel, the same. Roger, servant John the Name. ...

... Irysheman, of the same, John Rowland, of the same, John Kenny, of the same, ; Richard Irysheman, William Frensheman, servant of Ralph Goldyng, John Wyliam, servant of John Tyel, of the same, Roger, servant of John Peron, of the same, ...

... the horrible pit and the miry clay. Earthly Parliament work has always held me in bonds of interest. In 1832, when little John Russell had all his struggle for nought, and lost his seat by four votes, I almost fell to weeping. But the cause he led, afterwards ...

... Bedford. I fail oleo to reoctimise La right to use the name of the great Liberal Party, which, from the days of John Hampden to John Russell and Pal, inamton and Chamberisi4, to that of the Whit' breads and Howard@ of to-clay, has defended and handed down ...

... Borough of Bedford. I fail to recognise his right to use the name of the Great Liberal party, which, from the days of John Hampden to John Russell ami Palmerston and Chamberlain, to that of the Whit breads and Howard of to-day, has defended and handed down ...