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... DEATH OF THE REV. JOHN RUSSELL. The Rev, * Jack ” Russell, the well-known Devonshire hunting parson, died st his residence, Black Torrington Rectory, on Saturday, after a long illness. He was a frequent visitor at Som‘rlnghm, and during the last few weeks ...
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... July, 1837. 23rd June, 1841, Nov., 1541 ec., 1543 » Sir Robert Peel - Lord John Russell (Chasged to form a Ministiy, but failcd Sir Robert Peel - - - Dec., 1843 lLord John Russell - - June, 15t Parliament dissolved 23rd July, 1847. Jarl of Derby - Feb. ...
... also in Leicestershire. He came from a family well-known for its adherence to the Liberal party, more especiaily when Lord John Russell and Mr. Gladstone were in the plentitude of their power. The name of Strutt runs back to the early part of the century ...
... year, In 1851 & terrible fire ococurred in Dake-strest, London Bridge, on the 19th of February, duflu&h(fl,m vafidpnm..fl!a‘ John Russell five later antounced the resignation of Muisters, who, however, resumed office, a 8 no one could be found to take their ...
... 000 men. Pilkington's Glass Works, St. Helens.— 9,000 notices. Raleigh Cycle Company, Nottingham. Northampton Ironworks. John Russell and Co., Walsall Stanton (Derbyshire) Ironworks.—3,ooo men. Alfreton Ironworks. Coneett Ironworks. William Jessopp, Steel ...
... half the night,” wrote Lord Brougham to him ounce, in acknowledgment of a report. Taking a cue from one of John Clay’s reports, Lord John Russell drew the attention of Parliament to the deplorable lack of education amongst the gaol population, Already ...
... bloods” was stated by a chef at the North London Police-court om Saturday to be responsible for the appearance of his nephew, John Russell, a kitchen boy, on a charge of breaking iato his (witness's) house and stealing an automatic pistol and cartridges. Five ...
... has superseded the smooth fox ter rier in popular taste. The * wire '’ owes its perfection to the exertions of the Rev. John Russell, of Denningten, N. Devon, although there avere, as long ago as 1872, classes for wyire or broken hairéd fox terriers ...
... special sitting of the Derby Police Oou‘ on Tuesday, before the Mayor (Dr. H. Arnold., Bemrose). Alderman Sir E. . Ann, Mr. John E. Russell, and Mr. T. Ogden, the case was investigated in which May, otherwise Violet, Charlesworth, and her mother Miriam Charleswong ...
... the parents at home, but the whole English nation had taken upon itself parental functions. There was a time when Lord John Russell pro- 1 posed in the House of Commons, that £20,000 should be spent upon ...
... in their district, that such a reduction was required, This seems to point to the revival of a proposition made by Lord John Russell when he introduced the Municipal Corporations Bill in 1835, The first draught of that measure contained a clawe placiog ...