Charles Arthur Russell, Baron Russell of Killowen. Irish statesman and Lord Chief Justice of England 1894-1900.
Born Ireland. His three sisters all became nuns and his brother Matthew Russell was ordained as a Jesuit priest. He took up a legal profession, became a Liberal MP with a constituency in Ireland and then Hackney South, advocated Home Rule. Died London.
This drawing shows him in 1894.
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Sir Charles Russell
Hampstead Liberal Club Foundation stone laid by Sir Charles Russell, QC, MP, ...
Third and last white Rajah of Sarawak. Born Albemarle Street. Died at his flat at 13 Albion Street, Paddington. Sarawak is on the Island of Borneo. In 1841 Sarawak was proving troublesome and ...
The 1863 town hall was in the Market Square. In 1906 a new town hall was built in Tweedy Road, immediately south of South Street. Designed by R. Frank Atkinson (see Whiteley Village) and built by F...
Born Stockton-on-Tees. 'Brass' was his mother's family name. Lord Mayor of London. Lived in Essex Street. The obelisk at St George's Circus names Crosby since it was during his mayoralty that the n...
Deputy chairman of The Economist, July 1975 - July 1985.
Vice-Chairman, in 1908, and Chairman of the London County Council.
Construction firm active 1889-96 at least. We found a directory that suggests the firm included a George Foskett. From the Underground Map this local firm built no. 100 Frognal and five houses i...
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