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... with education of a more general character. (Applause.) Archdeacon Fricker proposed • vote of thanks to the lecturer. Mr. John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried by acclamation. A vote of thanks to the Chairman brought the proceedings to a close ...
... present: F. M'Bride, J.IV, Chairman; Mrs. A. F. Dixon, M.A.: Miss Oinch, Messrs. T. Hewson, J.P. i ...
... premises were ordered to sold at the suit of the mortgagees, and that plaintiff had notice of same. Mr. Jeliett, K.C., and Mr. John Russell (instructed Mr. U. J. Shannon) appeared for the plaintiff. Mr. Conner, K.C., and Mr. W. H. Brown (instructed Messrs. Boxwell ...
... premises were ordered sold at the suit the morlagees, and that plaintiff had notice of eame. Mr. Jellett, K.C.. and Mr. John Russell (instructed by Mr. K. J. Shannon) appeared for the plaintiff. Mr. Conner, K.C.. and Mr. W. H. Brown (instructed by Mceers ...
... conspicuous by its absence. • Liberal arras repeats a verbal formula which fie ape dreams of questioning now. But when lams John Russell first used it. the phrase eccoeistered very sharp criticism. Respecting ,as important measure which provoked his dislike ...
... Hie soluthin the problem in complete separation Church and Stall, in the matter marriage. Why not adopt the policy l ...
... probl em in a complete separation of Church and State in the matter f marnsge. Why not adopt the police recommended by Lord John Russell in 183 t of universal civil marriage, leaving the parties ooncerned to add any religious ceremony or ceremonies they may ...
... Richard J Montgomery, KiUmeer Hoiu*e, Drogheda, wa* sworn H.ch Sheriff for the County ..f Louth, and tbo same time Mr. John J. Russell, oi Ball)- gassan House, Dunleer, was sworn m as Suo- Sheriif tor the same comity. Mr. Robert Kspinasse. of Mulesworth ...
... Henry Courtenay, Ambrose M‘Ennery, J.P. ; George Metcalfe, William Pickering. Patrick J. Plunkett. John Russell, Thomas Saul, John Sibthorpe, Joseph Smith, John A. Smyth. William Standing, and Frederick P. Fawcett, Clerk. VRTERIKABT INSPECTOR REPORT. Mr. T ...
... Month, main learish in the kingdom of England. The Pope, when he iaeued the famous letter which was denounced by Lord John Russell as an insolent and insidious aggression, was himself only jest returned from two years spent in exile. The first Archbishop ...
... with education more general character. (Applause.! Archdeacon Fricket proposed vote of thanks to the lecturer. , . Mr. John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried acclamation. A vote of thanks to the Chairman brought the proceedings to close. ...
... announced that letters expressing regrvt at mobility to be present had been received from Sir William F. Goulding, Bart.; Mr. John Russell, and Mr. J. Porterfield Rynd. Pro raiding, Mr. Harrison said a movement had been initiated for the purpose of making the ...