... Day show and bone parade. For obtaining sums from £2O to £25 Loa women under pretence of giving them luesatne employment, John Russell, a builder, vir.- at Old Bailey sentenced to 18 months' hard hil.our. Lord Roberts has written to Ascot Post tiftice to ...

... It is very remarkable that the £lO should have been received on the 50th anniversary of the day the Queen (through Lord John Russell) consented to become the Patron of the Society. The Town Hall—The improvements to the Town Hall are now nearly completed ...

... Fran: Joseph De Modena (deceased), no occupation, independent ; to Mabel Edith Russell, formerly Scott (spinster), aged 30, divorced wife of John Francis Stanley Russell ; occupation, blank ; address, Beach Mansions Hotel, Southsea father's name, Claude ...

... were despatched. recommendlog the Chapter to elect Dr. Hampden, the Dean replied by a letter to the Prime Minister (Lord John Russell) that he would mot vote for that nominee. The Premier's sejoinder was short and: I have had honour to receive you s nrter ...

... age , and, difficult as it may now be to realise the necessity for such a proceeding, was afterwards consulted by Lord John Russell as to Tennyson's character and literary merits. These were, however, already known to Sir Robert Peel, who, in giving Tennyson ...

... Albert Conyngham (the heir of his immensely rich uncle, Mr. Joseph Denison), aim took his title from the place when Lord John Russell gave him a peerage in 1849. The park is extensive, well wooded, and much varied. The new hou s e, which ie at the north ...

... marvellous average when we tenteml . ..er that the average length of life for the whole population only forty-nine. Mr. John Russell Sage, whn at the age of eighty-eight has exprdssed the opinion that holidays are a waste of time, was intended for a ...

... Now, Lord John Russell, as he was known in the days of his fame, is to have his beton. Mr. Smart J. Reid has written a monograph gpon his private and political life. fhe author has Wad access to the journals of the Dowager-Countess of Russell, and will ...

... steal • shorter fish. IT seems to have been • ve7 common fashion in Devonshire, in Russell's early days, says the author of The Out of Door Life of the Bev. John Russell, for gentlemen of standing in the county to adopt the native dialect, especially ...

... has ordered the unconuitional release of the young fellow. BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY, Everyone has heard of the Rev. John. Russell, the sporting parson of Swymbridge. He once advertised for &curate Wanted, a curate for orthodox views. The good country ...

... their early publication. Mr. John Morley has at length promised a prefatory essay to the miscellaneous papers of the late Mr. Cotter Morrison, which will be published in the autumn. Mr. !Venom Walpole's life of Lord John Russell is nearly ready. As the biographer ...

... and unineelligibk, as the old official masks drop off them), and our chief interpreter of enigmatic realities being Lord John [Russell] at this moment—an interpreter that probably defies the world for his fellow, if we consider when he is and where he is ...