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... how, one day sitting on the bench while Dineen was making a someone speech for the removal of Jewish disabilities, Lo-d John Russell whispered, Look at. the fellow ' How manfully be sticks to it, though be knows that every word be says is gall and wormwood ...
... elections, fought wholly on the question of electoral reform, gave the Government a substantial majority. On re-assembling Lord John Russell re-introduced his Reform Bill, which passed the Cornmons by a substantial majority, but the measure was thrown out by the ...
... Spurgeon, and Dr. Parker also sat to him, and, to mention but a few others—Gladstone, Beaconsfield, Lord Brougham. Lord John Russell, John Bright, and Sir E. Landseer. ...
... 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 ...
... ensured the conquest of Canada. It- MAI appearanee wa- in 1835. when a new in est 273 Coneertatitc• s d 380 liberals Lord John Russell veined a motion to the surplus fund., of Church, atcd Peel Lord Melbourne becoming Premier and the Municipal Reform Act ...
... Gilliatt. Mr. Jacob Smith, Miss Raker. Mr. Stockdale Armitage, Mr. Albert Reecroft, Mr. John Russell, Mr. Thomas Gilliatt. Mr. Arthur (Jiihatt. Mr. Allwood (Nottingham), Mr. John Smith (Leicester) Mrs. Ilardv (Nottingham), Miss Miss Taylor (Nottingham), Mr* Griffiths ...
... 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 ...
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... special sitting of the Derby Police Oou‘ on Tuesday, before the Mayor (Dr. H. Arnold., Bemrose). Alderman Sir E. . Ann, Mr. John E. Russell, and Mr. T. Ogden, the case was investigated in which May, otherwise Violet, Charlesworth, and her mother Miriam Charleswong ...
... Bromwich in Beeeenher, 1900. wanted to her arisantag?. Grandmother died in April last (•.C. 461'.1 &mill. Mary Ann. widow of John Russell. or ber daughter Isabella. last Ireasd of at Ilanelrester, U.S.A.. wanted to their advantage. C.C. 4611 Waldinger. Julia ...
... 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 , ...