... for Foreign Affairs what mi«*nres had bei*n taken, or are in contemplation, to protect British interests in Mexico? Lord John Russell said it was very difficult carry ont any measure for the protection ot British interests that country, a* both antagonistic ...

... MOVEMENTS. A Cabinet Council w«« held at the Foreign Office on Saturday, at two o’clock. The members present were Lord John Russell, Marquis of Lansdowne, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Minto, Sir G. Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir F. T. Baring ...

... summary of our last, that the House of Commons had come to a vote of £183,000 for educational purposes; and that Lord John Russell, the face cf Mr. W. J. Fox's apprehensions regarding a surplus of trained schoolmasters and school-buildings, had, for ...

... BUSINESS THE HOtTSB. Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated that the mode in which was designed to take the public busine** wa* billow* :—Sir George Grey would, that night, describe the proposed alteration* in the aggression bill, but the second reading should taken ...

... of .San Carlos reservation. Among them was John Russell (Pay] Newman) whom they called “Hombre.” He was carried off as a child by the Apaches and raised by one of the Indian chiefs. A white man named Russell found him, took him to his home and tried to ...

... brothers and sisters have all met for the first time in 50 years—Mrs Alice McCoubray (nee Russell), from Toronto (she and her husband emigrated in 1921), Mr William Russell, now retired at Windsor, Ontario, and Mrs Mabel Swanson, whose husband is a Canadian ...

... warpath by a mystery man (Scott Brady). Horn joins Stokes in his quest of this man. John Russell is the commander of the wagon train which is the centre of so much of the action. Virginia Mayo is the passenger on the train who makes out that she is an opera ...

... the Crown. The Marquis of visited Lord John Russell his new residence at Stroud, and Lord Palmerston sojourned for a few days Woburn Abbey. This has given rise report that neg-tia- Uoim foot induce Lord John Russell to give bii support to the present A ...

... the ground that it must have been made under mental aberration. (Applause ) THE CHINESE W 18. Sir r. Woon. in answer Lord John Russell, said. Lord Elgin's instructions would published when Veh's answer was receive!; and Lord Palmerston added that the answer ...

... present income would arise, available for new churches and for the payment of increased episcopal superintendence. Lord JOHN RUSSELL remarked that, before opinion was prouounced upon the merits of the propositions, it would better lo see the 1011. The ...

... held in Montrose next vear. With a big sea on the bar, Montrose lifeboat John Russell Thursday stood by for fishing boats which were at sea. The boats reached port safely. John Duncan, farm servant, West Mams of Rossie, who bicycle crashed into the pavement ...

... Josiah John Merriman, a young man of great volubilitv of speech, was apprehended. He was brought before the police magistrate the same day, charged with creating disturbance the meeting. He and his associates maintained that Lord John Russell should have ...