... —Apropos of Lord John Russell's acceptance of the Foreign Office, the Globe says he has recently been travelling in Italy, for the purpose of studying the Italian question in sitt, There is, then, this difference between Lord John Russell and the Austrians ...

... the Mersey. 1877-Mr W. E. Gladstone was presented witk the freedom of Dublin. 1890-Sir John Lubbock was re-elected chairman of the London County Council. 1891-Sir John Gorst was appointed Financial Secretary of the Treasury, 1892—First sitting of the Evicted ...

... Davenport Hill, Esq., aud Vaux Q-C., Recorder of Birming- Tiic Rt. Hon. Lord John Russell ham. A'.fi—Xe Manuscripts can be receiced after May Is/, 1S59. The Rt. Hon. Lord John Russell: ham. A'.fi—Xe Manuscripts can be receiced after May 1st, 1S59. Conditions ...

... numerous. 1841-The Duke of Wellington was taken sud- denly ill in the House of Lords and con- veyed to Apsley House. 1855—Lord John Russell intimated that he had accepted her Majesty's commands to form an Administration, but found insuperable obstacles to the ...

... the Welsh in London, Mr Ben Davies sang a solo from the rostrum of the Welsh Presbyterian Chapel in New Jewin-street. Mr John Russell Young has published a long account of a visit which he paid to Walt Whit- man some two months ago, in company with Sir ...

... one is a quick process, the other is a slow one—and that is all. PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND RECALLED. JUNE 6TH. 1842-Lord John Russell obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the better prevention of bribery at the election of M.P 's. Lord Congleton (formerly ...

... celebrated at Plymouth. JULY 19th. 1850—Sir Robert Peel was returned for Tam. worth in the room of his late father.—Lord John Russell's resolution to grant S12,000 a year to the Duke of Cambridge was carried against Mr Hume's amendment for X8,000 by 206 ...

... I say, old chap, what is the difference between Russell Sage and Tom Sharkey ? i Bobson I'm dished if I know, my boy. I always thought they were alike as two peas.- -Dobson Then let me correct you—Russell Saga makes his money hand over fist, while Sharkey ...

... the largest and most destructive which had taken place in the city since the destruction of the Royal Exchange. 1853—Lord John Russell, in acknowledging the presentation of an address in Greenock, spoke of the duty laid on Great Britain of endeavouring to ...

... who had perished from starvation, were found. 1859-Sir John Lawrance left Calcutta, having discharged the duties of Governor-General of India since 1863. 1888—Mr Cuninghame Graham, M.P., and John Burns were sentenced to six weeks' im- prisonment for taking ...

... of the Ordnance. 1826-{George IV.)—The Commons received* coldly, and negatived by 249 to 123-votes, a«. motion by Lord John Russell against bribery at elections. MARCH 3BD. .1718-(GeorgeI.)-Richa.rd Burridge. corrector o&- the .Press to the Weekly Journal ...

... and Q.C., Recorder of Uirming- The Rt. Hon. Lord John Russell j ham. W.B. Jfo Manuscripts can be received after May 1st, 1859. Conditions and further particulars may be obtained tlpon application to JOHN CASSELL, Messrs. CASSELL, r&TTTAA, and GAI.PIS, ...