... of 'Br. John (Greenwood L.O.L. No. 691. The election of office-bearers for ensuing year took place, resulting as follows:—W.M., John C. Walkinehaw; D.M.. Robert Kenny; treasurer. John Matthews; secretary, William Crabb; committee—. John ...

... with misfortune, was read, and donation granted. It was agreed that lodge night the Archpurple degree be conferred on Br. .John Russell, that brother desired to have it before the July demonstration. Delegates were appointed to go to the special District ...

... M all offices vacant, and called upon Br. John Russell preside and conduct the election. which resulted as fol'owgGeorge Hamill, W.M. ; W. D.'M.; J. R. Campbell, secretary; &• .Armstrong, treasurer; J. Russell, chaplain ; and 8. Ibilion. tyler; committee—R ...

... The country went mad with anger and excitement when the Pope parcelled out Great Britain into new fangled diiKeaes. Laird John Russell chalked up No Popery” and—ran away. The Act which was passed in the panic has since been repealed without anyone caring ...

... Belfast. &IN—lin ir.r- Sr. John's. Malone by the Rev. Richard Seaver. Rev. W aller Magill. Richard Haworth, younger r-on of William Henry Hacking. Eiq.. J.P . of Whitefield. Manchester, to Helen Maud, sixth daughter the late John Russell Sefiou. Esq., and of ...

... resulted follows .—W.D.M , Br. Bailie Rue sell. D.D.M., Br. John Wright; chaplain. Br. Wm. Richardson; secretary. Dr. Rol>ert Rirhardsen: treasurer. Br. John Nichol]; committee— Brs. Robert James Hume. John Clotworthy. Wm. Kidd, and Samuel Cunningham. A vote ...

... cnce expressed his astonishment that it should have taken seven years constant agitation make Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell Free Traders, but. says the author, it was the cloud on the political horizon, foreboding famine in Ireland, that brought ...

... politics. Such political charlatans claiming be the successors a once great Liberal party is enough to make the hones of Lord John Russell turn in his grave. If are to believe the cocoa-fed Radical paper which poses the official journal that party, Mr. Redmond ...

... the oracle and stay of Whiggcrv. while Peel extended his consistent protection the weak Ministry of Lord John Russell. Rut Peel's protection of Russell was given in defiance lof party to secure the Free Trade which deemed vital, and Walpole's guidance Whigigery ...

... re the lines of Sir Kt. Matthew Lammont. The following Sir Kts. were raised higher degrees John Beckett. Alexander Black. James Wallace. Thomas Russell. John Baxter. James M'Kinnon. and Wm. Kelly. Sir Kt. David Smith. R.B.P. 241. was the visitor, who ...

... withhold his allegiance the one hand or risk his salvation on the other.” hen referring the Papal aggression at the time. Lord John Russell said— There is an sumption power in all the documents which have come from Rome~a pretension of supre over the realm England ...

... George Nelson. That being all the busimv.s. the lodge was closed til! Saturday, 19th Fohruarv. The visitors were Brs. John Guy, Russell, 21: Robert and Charles Graham, Thomas Quinn, 502; James Campbell, 152; and George M'Coruviek, 518 Secr-larvs address—Richard ...