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... the late Lord John Russell, and his many supporters are no doubt hoping he will continue to add political history for some years to come. Judging by the present political position, this seems very likely, but even were L.G., by some strange chalice ...
... Mr. John Bourdillon, Master John Bourdillon. Dr. Hourdillon and Mrs. Bourdillon, Mrs. Bowles, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Duncan, Mlle. Frieden, Miss Gibbon, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. G. Hopkins, Mrs. Low•ndes Stone-Norton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Reiss, Mr. and Mrs. John Russell ...
... pyrethrum and green manure crops. It is nut however, possible to see both Rothamsted and Woburn in one day. The Director, Sir John Russell, will be happy to arrange full details with branches of the N.F.U. and• others wishing to accept this invitation; small ...
... unaided, as I am sure most of you will do at once. Sommorr, 1. Lnrd Melbourne. 2. Robert. Peel. 3. Earl of Derby. 4. Lord John Russell. 5. Lord Beaconsfield. Glad-;tone. 7. Lord Salisbury. S. Lord l':ilno'rston. 9. T 1 iella rfil Cobden. .Tohn Tlri7ht. 11 ...
... It is very remarkable that the £lO should have been received on the 50th anniversary of the day the Queen (through Lord John Russell) consented to become the Patron of the Society. The Town Hall—The improvements to the Town Hall are now nearly completed ...
... requesting Russell to give up a pack of harriers which he had started when his foxhounds had gone and their master was over 80 years old. Mr. Russell, said the Bishop, I hear you have a pack of hounds. Is it true? It is, replied Russell. I won't ...
... SOMETHING TO BRAG ABQJIT. Little John was weighed and measured one morning at school. When he got home he boasted of dinner how much taller and heavier he was than his chum Freddie. Careful! cried :Mother, as she noticed John eating his cherry tart. It ...
... Ruccen for establishing, at No 14, St. John's Road, an offensive trade, to wit the collection and storage of bones and fat.'' In reply to Mr. Slade, witness said as Town Clerk he had received no application from Mr. Russell with regard to starting this offensive ...
... be instructed to take proceedings under Section 112 of the Public Health Act. 1875. against Mr. G. C. Russell for establishing, at No. 14, St. John's Road, an offensive trade. to wit the collection and storage of bones and fat. The l'own Clerk pointed ...
... in St. Leonard's Church, Wallingford. The parties were Mr. Russell George Wood, of Reading, and Miss Marjorie Treesdale Sheard, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John George Sheard, of St. John's Road, Wallingford. The bride, given away by her father, was ...
... CANNED FOODSTUFFS. Sir John Russell's address to the section of agriculture at the British Association's meeting contained some criticism of the marketing of the modern housewife. The consumption of fresh food, as Sir John pointed out, shows no increase ...
... Wells, Reg and Edie; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Chi Von and John ; Gertrude Willtnott ; R. and G. Lewis ; Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins and farnilv ; Mr. and Mrs. Cauldwel! ; Capt. Russell and family; M. U. Russell ; Teresa. ...