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... That is not all, for he scored two more goals last Saturday. Moses Russell's Son Moses Russell, the old Welsh international, has a son who simply lives for football. His name is John, and I made his acquaintance at Ninian Park last Saturday, where he ...
... TO JOHN RUSSELL DEAR JOIIN,-1 must apologise for yeur aunt Jane's igtiutasacu ..1 the Eiiglisti lenguage as exhibited in her letter to you. She was iseger to tell the world that you were her nephew, and we. also won't:His to associate herself with your ...
... SIR JOHN RUSSELL hostility, and would be distasteful to Scandinavian countries and other friendly States. Assuming the Abyssinian question is settled, Britain and France will probably require some quid pro quo in the form of a substantial contribution ...
... SIR JOHN RUSSELL and of what it stands for. It wa> established men who had suffered in the name of conscience and liberty. In a brief biography of his tutor, the late Principal Walter Evans, he gives us the pen-portrait available that remarkable man ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord John Russell's address to the electors of the City of London is a document embodying some stern strong troths. Moat apt and truthful is his observation that a minister Who dissolves Parliament generally does so in furtherance or ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL Lord John Rumen can happily still look fitrward to T ears of mature activity and usefulness, His relief from the ordinary labours of Parliamentary life will enable hint, if his party remain in utlice, to ilischarge with greater ease ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL The farewell address of this great Statesman to- his Metropolitan constituents, and through them. to the country at large, on his elevation to the Peerage, is elsewhere recorded in our columns at. full length. In retiring from the remular ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Poor Lord John is in bad odour again. Like the Ghost in Hamlet, he cannot rest in his grave —the grave of a reputation which has been most suicidally slaughtered, and most compassionately inhumed. Perturbed Spirit ! Why canat thou not ...
... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Mr Losto.—l observe that vou base the assurance to attribute the fall it the late AiII 1111 l lair:awn ti the eieutenatiou if the landed against hut I beg you to go to Not with Cathedral look at the maiiument by Sir F. l'hautrey ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL The inaugural meeting of the British and Foreign School Society's new Training College, at Stockwell, was held on June 27. From the report, read by Mr. Wilks, it appeared that, the society*s school in the Borough being found insufficient ...
... - _ Reply to John Russell. To the Editor of the Llanelly Mercury. Sir,—ln his last two articles, John Rurrel has made out • very weak case in defence of the private ownership of land. But before proceeding further, allow me to apologise to your numerous ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL- The mayor and town council of Sodthmolton; Devon, near which place Lord John Russell has been staying, have presented the statesman wtith the following addiess:- TO TH1E RIGHiT UoNT. LORD JOHN RUSSEuL, ALP. ?? We, the ...