... .he appeared like one of fourteen or fifteen years old; her hair was neatly done up. When she finished her reply, Lord John Russell took it Iron. her. and she bowed to us: she then gave it to W. Allen, who read our address (they ;Mall beautifully. At ...

... Tytler. 9 vole.) From Mrs. Cued' : The Heart of the Antuotio (Shackle ma, 2 vole. ) Prom Miss C. M. Mason : *moire of Lady John Russell (Desmond MacCarthy and Agatha Ruseell). Nei Mies Frames Aniold•Forster : Studies in Church Dediestioes (F. ArJold. ranter ...

... writer with such tastes. was a hie of his eminent grandfather. Mr. Spencer Perceval, and later he wrote a Life of Lord John Russell. This appeared in 1889. During the interval he had also published The Electorate and the Legislature . Foreign Relations ...

... LAKES HERALD. WILLS AND BEQUESTS. The will of Mr. John Russell Gubbins. of Brume House. Brume. Limerick. who died on March !Oth. has been proved. the ta!ue of tho estate in F.ngland and Island ■mounting so £1b8.034. The will of Mr. .tlplionse Henry Strauss ...

... address to tb• City of London electors the other day. narrated • personal reminiscence of Lord John Russell as a candidate at • City election. flow Lord John Russell was alleged to have got one vote may be cited as en example of the moral tone at elections ...

... Minister (Lord John Russell) with a scheme fo- sinking a huge shaft, a mile in diameter and twenty miles in depth, that should tap the earth's internal heat, and thereby render England independent of her coal supply when this gave out. Lord John Ressell, always ...

... holding a Confirmation at WhitehaYen, in the course of the ensuing Summer. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. John Russell, D.D. to the Rectory of St. Botolph, Biehopsgate, in the city and diocese of London, void by the promotion of the Rev. ...

... Bulgarian insurrection was • seditious libel: to hold otherwise would be to make many of our Leading statesmen, from Lord John Russell to Mr. Gladstone downwards. guilty of seditious libels over and over again; to held otherwise would mean that those in ...

... Spurgeon. and Dr. Parker also sat to him, and to mention but a few other•--Gladstone; Beaconsfield, Lord Brougham. Lord Johc Russell, John Bright, and Sir E. Lani!seer. He is represented in Westminster Abbey by the group of the Weskys, in St. Paul's Cathedral ...

... unworthy of one of the great positions of honour. His public career goes back to the time of Lord Palmerston anst Lord John Russell. and his name will be ever &emaciated with ouch fine movements ■s the Young Men's Friendly Society, the Metropolitan Pubiic ...

... 1.R.A., of London. It is proposed to place in the Parish Church of Black Torrington. Devon, a memorial to the late Rev. John Russell, popularly known as the hunting parson, who was rector there for three years prior to his death, and during that time ...

... Board of Guardian., and he filled many office, with credit to himself and the =a.tiffitetion of hie fellow.citizens. Mr. John Russell Cubhins. who twice won the Derby. with Caßee More and Ard Patrick. o Brun.. , House. Bruns.. Limerick. died on March 20th ...