... the war between Prussia and France; and, if eo, whether they were in possession of this information when they sent Mr. Odo Russell • to consult Count Bismarek. Mr. Gladstone made the simple reply that the Government had no such knowledge any time. It was ...

... THE DAILY MAIL. [Registered at the General Post Office at a Newspaper.) TOURSDAY, MARCH 0, 1871. NOTES AND NEWS. Mr. Ofio 'Russell, after several months’ stay at the Empew-’King's Uead-quarters at Versailles, returned heme yesterday evening from bis diplomatic ...

... to the most sensitive skin; Forwarded by post (secured from observation) on receipt of ss. in stamps or post-office order. John ll3, Euston Street, near Hampstead Road, London. N.B—Hundreds Testimonials have lieen received from the nobility and ladies ...

... NEW MUSIC AT HALF-PRICE. MR. RUSSELL begs to invite Inspection of his splendid New GRAND PIANOFORTES, which, for Purity and Quality of Tone and Excellence of Touch, are unsurpassed. They are of small size, but elegant design, and moderate price. These ...

... ; and a division the motion was rejected by to 70. The adjourned debate on the Army Regulation Bill was then resumed by Sir John Hay, who spoke in a hostile sense. A dead quietude now fell upon the very thin House, scarcely disturbed by the subdued utterances ...

... Clifton and the immediate neighbourhood, on behalf of the distressed French peasantry, have amounted to £1,156 7s. 7d. Mr. John Grav, Q.C., of the Oxford circuit, will succeed the late Mr. Greenwood, Q.C., as solicitor to the treasury. Mr. Gray was called ...

... occasions of the hall being let for balls and soirees. It was also determined to prohibit smoking altogether. Colonel Sir W. Russell has given notice of as many amendments to the Army Regulation Bill as would fill two columns of T/te Globe. The amendments ...

... fitter, surrendered to their bail, and were indicted for stealing eight pounds of steel belonging to their masters, Messrs. John Whittinshaw and Co., on the Ist February.—Mr. Douglas prosecuted, and Mr. Harris defended.—The prisoners were acquitted. —Thomas ...

... their own fares. On Friday night Mrs. Emma Russell, wife of boot and shoe maker, accidentally met with friend in the Old Kent Road, London, who informed her that her father had died very suddenly. Mrs. Russell became very excited, and said, Good God !” ...

... lobby of the House of Commons for the purpose of “caricaturing” the members, has now received permission from Lord Charles Russell resume his occupation. We are glad to hear it. We cannot afford to lose the vigorous political -caricatures which, under the ...

... named Oliver Whittle, who was superintending the operation, poured some boiling water into sitz bath, and then forced boy mimed John Goodall, seven years of age, into the bath. The result was that the poor boy was so dreadfully scalded that died an early hour ...

... hawker, Lancaster Street, was charged with robbery from the person. On Saturday night a mill furnaceman from Smethwick, named John Martin, alighted at the New Street railway station. On getting into Queen Street, Mary Holden, addressing him by an endearing ...