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... of Old Paris) died in 1775 from tight-lacing, although she had posed for a statue of Venus? A Tuileries Riddle Lady John Russell, the wife of the famous statesman, once dined at the Tuileries, when the Emperor Napoleon mentioned a riddle which he had ...
... Nonconformists from holding office under the Crown, were the subject of long and vehement controversy. At last in 1828 Lord John Russell carried against the ministry a motion for their repeal 1-v 237 votes to 193. A bill was based on the motion, and Peel arranged ...
... of Old Paris) died in 1775 from tight-lacing, although she had posed for a statue of Venus? A Tuileries Riddle Lady John Russell, the wife of the famous statesman, once dined at the Tuileries, when the Emperor Napoleon mentioned a riddle which he had ...
... sometimes indeed often as A fracas, between Lady Holland and Lord John Russell. The former asked the latter why Lord Holland was excluded from office. If you must know, said Lord John Russell, it is because no man will act in a Cabinet witha person whose ...
... prefer biography to Lady John Russell fiction, read the memoirs of Lady John Russell, edited by Mr. Desmond Macarthy and Lady Agatha Russell. The greater part of the book, we learn from the graceful preface of Lady Agatha ...
... sometimes indeed often as A fracas, between Lady Holland and Lord John Russell. The former asked the latter why Lord Holland was excluded from office. If you must know, said Lord John Russell, it is because no man will act in a Cabinet witha person whose ...
... descended by blood succession or by will, connecting itself with the family names of Wolley, Croke, Thurbarne, Russell, Greenhill and Frankland-Russell- Astley 1 __ It is unnecessary, therefore, to suggest, as does a Radical morning paper, that Premiers of ...
... descended by blood succession or by will, connecting itself with the family names of Wolley, Croke, Thurbarne, Russell, Greenhill and Frankland-Russell- Astley 1 __ It is unnecessary, therefore, to suggest, as does a Radical morning paper, that Premiers of ...
... THE ROYAL VOYAGER. H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES ABOARD H.M.S. RENOWN J. Russell Sons, Southscci H.M.S. Renown, with H.R.H. the Prince of WaleB on board, entered St. John's Harbour on August 12, H.R.H. landing at noon. Shortly before leaving on the Canadian ...
... Vanderbilt, Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mr. W. R. Hearst, the great newspaper proprietor, and Lilian Russell, the famous singer. In the bottom picture may be observed Nazimova, the famous Russian actress, who is coming to this country, John Drew, Lydia Lopoukowa ...
... system of treatment by means of physical exercise is endorsed and confirmed by this second enquiry after so long a period. John Bull, in its article on the Sandow Treatment in the issue dated February 18th, 1911, says I am perfectly satisfied with Mr ...
... London, W. -J THE OLDEST DISTILLERS By Special Appointment to His Majesty H.M. the King George V. King of Spain. IN THE WORLD. JOHN HAIG CO. Ltd., MARKINCH, SCOTLAND. HIGHEST AWARDS 1911. Paris, Rome, Charleroi, Buenos Ayres. Agents wanted where not represented ...