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... and tba members present included ’•Sir W. Miatram, “Sir” W. E. Bathurst, Sir” F. E. Stickiand (hon. treasurer), Sir” John Russell (hon. secretary), Messrs. C. F. Baker, W. R. Brown, Hickman, F. Smith, E. Kde, S. Howland, VV« Egerton, S. Osborne, N. ...
... the Whig consul- tations at Holland House, once asked why her husband should not be Foreign Secre- tary. “Why, said Lord John Russell. bluntly, “they say you epen Hol. letie Mr. Gladstone, on the other hand, w of opinion that a Minister need have no se ...
... disappeared, and nothing wae heard oi him. he was discovered having a good time at Homburg, and when repri- manded by Lord John Russell he explained that his salary not being handsome enough to allow lim to take the train, ke found he had to walk to St. ...
... friends for sym pathy shown them in their ead bereavement for flora! tributes. Mr, iwilym W alliam Jenkins of the “ Lord John Russell.”’ Albert-road, wishes | to thank all kind friends for kind and floral tributes in his recent sad bereave- Miss Herbert ...
... Minister (Lord John Russell) with a scheme for sinking a huge shaft, a mile in diameter and twenty miles in depth, that should tap the earth's internal heat, and thereby render England independent of her coal supply when this gave out. Lord Russell, always rathei ...
... in the theft ot half-a-pound of tobacco, valued at 2s, 4d., the property of Henry Barnes, at Emsworth, that morning, John Charles Russell and Sidney William Hansom, of Portsmouth, were remanded for a was allowed. ...
... foul taste, bad breath, fever zriness are gone; your stomach is fhe death Mr John Russell who had ‘on photographer to the Royal Family ir many years, is announced. Mr. Russell, ho wa 6 ye ars of age, founded the well- nown firm of Court photographers, ...
... of family were enable to br preecnt owing to Mame. The Hon. Rollo Russell lila limn on the 11th July, 1t49, and was the third o: the first Earl Russell, letter known a. hoed John Russell, the third um of the 6th Duke of Bedford and twice Priam Minister ...
... prayers. . Mrs. Russell and the other members of the family were unable to be present owing to illness. The Hon. Rollo Ruseell was born on the llth July, 1849, and was the third son of the first Ea Russell, better known as Lord John Russell, the .third son ...
... the Royal Navy. The names are given in order of merit: -- Leo Bertrand Harris Budge, Arthur Trestain Phillips, Philip John Seymour Russell, Stanley Ile!don IVhite, Norman Harold Shcarburn, Philip Cyril Le Cras. Ernest William Beep, Frederick Charles Driscoll ...
... it is occupied by its owner for onl about three weeks in the year. For mu‘nfl years it was the conntry residence of Lerd John Russell, to whom the place was lent bzflhi’ Lrother, the seventh Duke of Bedford, It is stated that the King has desired to purchase ...
... in his 65th Bs was the third eon of the Earl Ramea, the suthor of The. &Or Correspondence el Lord John Russell, was published bast year.—Mr. Russell. who wa• educated at Harrow and at Christ Church. Oxford, was a Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Socapty ...