... miniature Mecca. In one of the rooms a rough draft of the first Reform MI is said to have been framed by Lord Althorp and Lord John Russell. Mr. Jebb's predecessor, the late Canon Nicholl, a Ton• of the type of Dr. Johnson, used to point to the traditional spot ...

... has not ht'en noticed that Wait and e, like Conspicuous by his :14sence .ind other phrases, was uttered by Lord John Russell. After all, what is originalit)? says Mr. Herbert Paul, in his delightful book Men and Letters. It is merely undetected ...

... OF THE WEEKLIES AFTER THE CONFERENCE. THE FUTURE OF TRADE UNIONISM. THE REPUBLICAN DEFEAT. THE HERO IN CARICATUA E. LADY JOHN RUSSELL, by G. M. Trevel)an. THE INN OF TRANQUILLITY, by Joba Galsworthy. LITERARY SUPPLFAIENT. 14, Henrietta-street, price 6d ...

... Lord John Russell which confirm the view put forward as to there having been a strong Tory tradition from 1784 to 1815 in favour of the unrestricted creation of peers to secure a Tory majority in the House of Lords. In his Introduction Lord John Russell ...

... SAW OVER FIFTY DERBYS. \I r. John Russell, of St. John's, Sutton-at- I lone, died to-day, aged eighty-seven. He was One of the hest known agriculturists in Kent, and was for thirty-odd ymrs chairman of the North Kent Agricultural Association. It was ...

... OHN RUSSELL Edited by the }lou. ROLLO RUSSELL. Illustrated. 2 vols., cloth, 21s. Del. As literature, as a document of history, as a record of some of the fine and arduo us work of one the most ►umanitarian of statesmen, this 'Early Correspondence of ...

... Meetings are held at THE INSTITUTE, Central Sonars. Hampstead Garden Suburb, on SUNDAYS, at 7 p.m. SUNDAY, FEB. 25, Mr. JOHN RUSSELL, M.A., Education for Peace. Hon. Sec.: Mr. ERNEST P. HAWTHORN, 15, BIGWOOD ROAD, HAMPSTEAD GARDEN SUBURB, N.W. ...

... Reantitul Richmond, past, present, and future. which Queen Amelie opens to-da‘. would have found an ardent •.upporter in Lard John Russell. flat rather unpopular Whig statesman, when he resided at Pembroke Lodge. in Richmond Pack, where he spent the last thirt% ...

... A Crimean Crisis. It in the last days of January 1855 that Lord John Russell r e signed his position in the Earl of Aberdeen's Ministry, because h e felt that it t,•as not possible to oppose Mr. Roebuck's motion for an inquiry into the conduct of the ...

... principle of competitive examination. Mr. Gladstone had much opposition to encounter, even among his own colleagues. Lord John Russell wrote to him : I hope no change will be made, and I certainly must protest against it. Robert Lowe, both then and afterwards ...

... his party in the Cormons. But he was still to be three times Premier. And that is not an isolated case; the story of Lord John Russell and of others would provide a parallel. ...

... Mrs. George Paton, father and mother of the late Captain George Paton, of the Grenadier Guards. Mrs. Alma Russell, widow of Cnptain John Russell, of the R.A.M.C., also received the V.C. and Military Cross won by her husband. Mrs. Lilian- Harrison, widow ...