... of Austria hitherto shows to be worthless. Lord John Russell's project was tantamount to placing the existence of Turkey and the security of Europe entirely at the mercy of the enemy. Lord John Russell treats as calumny the censure which his conduct ...

... the African blockade supindron, was decided, not on its own merits, but on a wholly ie_ relevant issue advanced by Loot John Russell, who forced Members to convert it into a rote of confidence. It did not matter, therefore, that the debate was conducted ...

... statement of the News: A deputation from the master spinners and manufacturers of Lancashire had an interview with Lord John Russell and Sir George Grey on Thursday, but we believe they did not receive any positive answer. We are, however, in a position ...

... the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, will represent the purent Institution, an: will formally deliver the lifeboat John Russell to the Lifeboat Committee. As Marquis of Graham, the Duke of Montrose some time ago paid a visit so Montrose when he ...

... essential that the nation should know how its money was expended, and with that view he submitted the present motion. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said there was no objection in principle to the return; but if Mr Hume would postpone his motion for a few days, he would ...

... week, of the Angus Hall Social Club. Winners of games were : Hyde Park Chairs—Mrs Torrie, Mr Burnett ; Passing Parcel—Mr John Russell; Musical Arms—Miss M. Henderson, Mr W. Adams; spot waltz— Miss Ruby Morton, Mr G. Pyper. Mrs J. C. Cameron presented the ...

... Mizpah. When the boat returned, ten hours later, she was welcomed by a crowd which included about thirty youngsters. The John Russell was speedily hauled out of the water, and the crew went home for a well-earned rest. JUDGES' PROBLEMS At nine o'clock ...

... been found possible to provide a suitable complete fertiliser for every kind of crop and every condition of soil. Sir E. John Russell states that 'the great point about the use of fertilisers is that when properly used they enable a farmer to increase the ...

... Lordship's moat obedient humble tenant. (Signed, Ricno. Teo.tow. To the Right Hon. Lord John Rumen, Pint Lord of the Them*, Re Ike. Downing It, 1817. Stn,—Lord John Russell me to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the I Ith Instant, on the subject of ...

... son of Sir Dirk, Hunter Blair, Hurt. At otnely Garden, Edinburgh. on the Pth inst., Mr John Russell, lat.. of (tootle, Loverpool, eldest son of the late Rev John Russell, of I.tithill, Perthslin,. At the Free Loogforgsn, the 11th inst., the Rev. R S. Walker ...

... confidently asserted that the purport of M. Dronyn de I.Mays's visit to England wan to protest against the course Lord John Russell was pursuing at the Conference, aa yielding too much ; and that he w►s proceeding to Vienna with a strong assurance that ...

... in sauntering about the pleasure grounds of the Castle. About noon, her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by Lord John Russell, Colonel Gordon, and the Hon. G. E. Anson, rode out In the direction of Abergeldie. Ili. Royal highness went a deer stalking ...