... Higgs. his Honor. Judge Rouge. not attending, in consequence of his recent bereavement. Feral OF NATURIG—On Sunday last. Mr John Russell, of Old Woodstock, MIA a sow farrow with a litter of 15 pigs, one of which had two complete noetrils. two mouths. and two ...

... throne of the Two (bellies. the British Government decided to resume diplomatic relations with the Court of Naples, Lord John Russell, then Foreign Secretary, selected Mr .Elliott, who was his brotherindaw, for the post of Minister. The position was not ...

... et-Mayor (Aid. W. H. Willtaniel, in the chair; Mr A. Stote, Mr W. (I. Little. and Mr E. C. Sknrray. CHIMNEYS ON FIRE. William John Russell, of 3, Byron Street. Swindon. was summoned or allowing a chimney to be on on April ltith.—lumiector Miller said the lire ...

... Rockingham Palace all the rival in of the period the present Lord Clarendon's father end mother, Lord Palmerston. Lord John Russell, LORI Malmesbury. and Lord Derby. An illus. tration of a happy family. said the last-named to his Royal host and hostess ...

... he gave up the idea. Lord Currie. who celebrated his seventieth b;rthday on Thursday, at the Foreign Office when Lord John Russell was Lord President of the Council, and Lord Aberdeen was Premier of a Coalition Ministry of Whip and Peelites. He was still ...

... when he took op th., reins of power from the hands of the late Lord Salisbury. the exact age it may be noted, of Lord John Russell, anti a year older than Lord Derby. when they became the heads , I llovernment, Mr. tla.i,tooe was Premier at fifty-nine; ...

... JUDGE. An Edinburgh tehiriim reports that the death recurred on Sunday night, at his residence, Elmaide, Risser. of Mr John Russell. the well•known coursing judge. Decetoed, who was to one time • large br,eder of greyhounda. judged at the principal Scottiah ...

... prominent part in society, and few men ran be iron entertaining from the social :ispect. Ile knew Palmerston u Premier; Lord John Russell, Disraeli before his rise, Roebuck, Bright, Gladstone, Cobden, and on Intimate terms with them all. The Earl of Mint°, ...

... the men and women who are referred to. Our young urn and maidens, to whom such nanies as those of Palmerston and Lotvl John Russell and Sir James Graham convey nothing more than a vague reminiscence of pictures in the earlier volumes of Punch, may regard ...

... foot to have a statue of Mr. Chauitwrlain placed within the precincts of the Palace at Westminster. Mr. Gladstone, Lord John Russell, Lord Granville, and Lord Iddesleigh are thus commemorated among recent state-men in the central hall, and Mr. Bright in ...

... Duchess of Ulouowiter, but he was roundly told that by .staying &nay he wit. acting eonatitutionally. and *rote to Lord John Russell that no King had ever stayed away before except ou the ground of has oil infirmity. Fur a good many years now the Sovereign ...

... MARRIAGES. Mintan—Fizi.D.--October 21nd, at Ht. John's Church, Clevedon. by tbe Rev. P H. Eliot, Vicar of Slough, the Rev. J. R. Field. Vicar of Benson, and the Rev. A. R. Cartwright, Vicar of Ht. John's, Clevedoo. the Rev. J. H. Marsh, View of Beichamp ...