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... Violin Concerto met with such an enthusiastic reception at the Queen's Hall, of Lady John Russell. Mr. Irearthy was an intimate friend of the - , laio Countess Russell. APOSTOLIC DELEGATE. Mgr. Stagni. Archbishop of Aquila, formerly General of the Servites ...
... Carrfield-avenue, Long Eaton, Derbyshire, formerly of 42, Slade-grove, Longsight, Manchester, late manager of Messrs. John Russell and Co., Limited, of Manchester, who died December 6th last, lefr estate valued at £517 19s. gross, and at 13a. 9d. net ...
... l«rf»y became Freemen of the city of Glasgow—»n honour which hat been bestowed upon every British Prime Minister since Lord John Russell held offlce over sixty years ago. A distinguished gathering witnessed the presentation of the burgess ticket to the Premier ...
... the pr:esthood, having abandoned a previously desire for a tarter, attar hie /ether had **tared him a commission Lord. John Russell. THE EFFECT OF DEAR LAND. - -- WORENLEN NABLE TO OB- TAIN IlUliSkS. • the manufaetiritg tow-ts of tinooin sod (je.'nsborcusth ...
... require. Speech from the Throne. Amongst the isier lenders of the people, alarm was astutuged. In Parliament, however, Lord John Russell, who had already committed himself, promised to introduce a Rill. When l'avlaament met on On October 7th Cardinal Wi , ...
... last, has been granted Mr. Charles Prestwieh Scott, of The Fire, Failowfield, Manchester, newspaper proprietor, and Mr. John Russell Scott, of 5, Cavil 1-drive, Failowfield, newspaper manager, to each of whom for their services the testatrix left £5O. ...
... C. t 1 rlc to matters will be amongst these at Sotheby's early nrxt week. One is a document with the autograph of Lord John Russell, containing extracts from the Jourzral of Tom Moore relating to the burring of Lord Bvron'4 memoirs—the documents w6oh ...
... affecting tbe entire community was in debate. was notsurprising that many persons should seek the solution recommended Lord John Russell in 1836, of universal civil marriage, leaving the parties concerned to add any religious ceremony or ceremonies they ...
... ruled for over four years with a majority of only 40; Sir Robert Peel repealed the Com Law with a majority of 79; lord John Russell, with two Liberals and a band of Peelites forming his majority, held office from 1848 to 1852. From 1852 to 1857 eight ...
... years, Government p 0& j »V 100. Ixird Melbourne r« , r . ■ majority of 40; Sir Robert and repealed the Corn >« # / Ijord John Russell ruled $ A jority of two Liberals, fr®' 1 ' Peelites. Lord Derby ru '.. v efi, f,.J tl l J majority of eight Conserve guir ...
... reader's attention, for marked the opening of new Parilament ary era. 1841 Peel had turned out the M hags a majority 91. Lord John Russell was displaced in 1852 by 9; the Derby Government was overthrown in December, 1852, 19. The same Government was again thrown ...
... ruin, both to the Aristocracy and the People. In this opening parage find that the Whigs of 1837 —men like Melbourne, Lord John Russell, Palme rston, Macaulay—were denounced as perjured and pernicious while certain proposals in regard the Church were wild ...