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... Hudwicke, Jewell, A. Challen, J. ---, - Harper, T. Mitchell. Far:not—Munro, Jeffs, Darling, Willard, Sandilands, Morris, Russell, W. H. lianier, Baugust, Hudson. MATHEMATICS-A. Hipkin. ESOLISII —lst_ Form : Baumist, Browne. 2nd Form : Thompson, T. Redford ...
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... Lord PnltilgraOn is 75; Lord John M Rowfant.. ? 7 G. . ..• ••• • ig I Hailebein .. 1745 9 55 - 15 .. .. 433 .. 543 .. .. 6.5 110 II 10 .. .. a 55 -• Th ew ur ge . ; i • A';• ) ' ' •••• . . Russel is 67 ; Mr. Disraeli, 54 ; ...
... advanced liberals as they are termed, the recent declarations of Mr. JOHN BRIGHT distinctly point to a more moderate course on his part than was at one time anticipated. To LORD JOHN RUSSELL. of whom Mr. BRIGHT speaks as •• by far the moat eminent. by far ...
... i (bear, hear). 1 believe and hope that I sin as pod a John Bull as anybody, but if that nieans I am to refuse to receive anything front abroad merely because it is foreigu, then I am not a John Bull (a laugh). I will not refuse a good thing because it ...
... rife of Mr. Henry Russell. 111 V. 7. at the blow, Merton, F.tuyey. the wt k re. Stabiea E,q of • MM. SCIAMI,—.IIIII.P3, at Oporto Lodge. Noravod.t he alio of At' Some EN.. of • soo. Sat iufax.—Dtc. ge, at Bete, the el* of Mr. John F-henese 0 . PM. atiirs ...
... Cornwall. The jury assessed the damages it £ll4Ol. It is again rumoured that Lord Stanley is shortly to be married to Lord John Russell's daughter. It may nut be generally known (says the Court Journal) that th e Victoria Cross, when bestowed on au officer ...
... premium on first-class ships would out exceed Li 10s par cent. The directors for the present year are Mr. Win. Head, Mr. John Holmes, Mr. John Burkett, Mr. A. B. Vidler, and Mr. J. F. Flomley. At the conehudou of the business the party sat down to an excellent ...
... this conetituency but the community at large. lu conclusion he proposed John George Blencowe, as a fit and proper person to represent this borough in Parliament (applause). Mr. JOHN VLRKALL most cordially seconded the nomination. He begged to remind them ...
... Brown, Mr John Haddock, Mrs Haddock, Mr Beard. Mr Collier, Mr Beardmore. Mr Thrupp, Mr Brook, Mr Newben, Mrs FAward Kerslake, Mrs Gillespie, Mr and Mrs Hannay, Mr James Campian, Mrs Campian, Miss Campian, and Messrs. Campian. DRPARTURRS.—Sir John and lady ...
... TIESDAY, January 17th.—Present, Messrs. W. Dummond, ( c )Weinan), Farley, Swinburne, Crofton, Rigby, Crowley, Sutherland. Russell, Close, Canttedine, Bean, and Overton. THE PEBLIC CROSEINGS. Mr. Langley was inatnicted to make an estimate of the expense ...
... the sweeping changes he would himself prefer ; and that by aiming at too much he would probably lose all. He knows Lord JOHN RUSSELL to be in earnest in really desiring to obtain for the people all that the tone and temper of the House and thecountry will ...