... Death of Capt. John Russell. The death has taken place at Chandler's lord, where i• has caused general regret. of Capt. .I , lin Russell, of Kumassic, Park-road. He 81. and a man of many activities, held in great esteem in village. Capt. Russell took active ...

... AU dt SSELL—IRELAND.—OnSouthamp Ist August . Marrs Church. . wit= John Russell to Lily Eva Ireland. of Southampton. 'TRAVIS--ararrr.—On the Ist August. at St. James' Church, Shirley. Heber. Youngest son of Mrs. and the late Mr P. Travis, to monte. younger ...

... y no potash, a fact for which Sir John Russell can offer no explanation. CC: WORT-MAKING TOO DEAR Commeniing on the making of composts, which has received so much attention during the last few years, Sir John Russell points out that the process, requiring ...

... A DAY. AT ROTHAMSTED a Visit WHEN Sir John Russell recently asked me to spend a day at Rothamsted Experimental Station and see for myself the type of work being carried on there I naturally accepted with alacrity. Nor was I disappointed. During the morning ...

... work done at Rcthamsted by Sir John Russell and his staff, although much of it is highly theoretical, is closely co-ordinated with the needs of practical men. In fact, it would not be too much to say that Sir John Russell has done more than any other single ...

... to Sir John Russell for installing the new Knight were expressed on the proposition of Sir Harry Chick, seconded by the Master. The other Knights in attendance were: Sir William .1. Pascoe, Sir William Hityns, Sir John Frost, Sir ...

... suk hats and frock coats, stood in a semi-circle round the senior - Knight, Sir John Russell before whom the entrant to this unique Order knelt. Sir' John Russell installe.l the new Knight. He has officut'.ed for 19 successive years. Sir Job, ...

... cf the Hollse of Commons extended ores 45 years without a break. and he held =patent offices under Lerd Melbourne. Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston. ...

... saloists will be Miss Elfrida Lvnri lopranco and 4r. S. Clifford Ccello). 100 YEARS AGO Pccr Lord John Russell From the limps/11re Advertiser Files LORD JOHN RUSSELL. was relorded as rather • bogeyman by many good citizens a hundred year, ago, and when he was ...

... TINNED FOOD. Sir John Russell pointed out that owing to the system of housekeeping adopted by many British housewives the consumption of preserved and tinned food is increasing rapidly. Thus the British farmer is having to meet ever stronger and stronger ...

... such as sugar beet and potatoes, have occasionally proved dlMcult to grow with artiflcials alone. A PUZZLING POINT Sir John Russell discusses this point in his annual review of Soils and Fertilisers' in the journal of the Royal Agricultural Society ...

... tractor trials last year, will receive particular attention. Dr. Crowther deals once more with Animal Nutrition, anti Sir John Russell with Soils and Fertilisers. ...