Russel (rus'el), Dan

[The name Ru el, Rus Ru ia Queen," "The Lady Maud," "Jack's Courtship," "The Strange Voyage," "The Death Ship," "A Frozen Pirate," "Marooned," "An Ocean Tragedy," "My Shipmate Louise," etc. He has also written a "Life of Nelson." Ru ell, Sir William Howard. Born near sell , means 'reddish, i. e., red-haired, from OF. Dublin, March 28, 1821. A British journalist. rou el, rou eau , reddish, red-haired.] The Fox in Chaucer's "Nun's Priest's Tale." Ru ell, Charles, first Lord Ru ell of Killowen. Born at Newry, Ireland, 1833. A British jurist and politician. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin; and practised for a time as a solicitor at Belfast. He was called to the English bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1859; became Q. C.; and reached the highest eminence as a pleader. He entered Parliament as a Liberal in 1880, and was attorney-general in 1886 and 1892-94, when he became lord chief justice of England. He was knighted in 1886, and created Baron Ru ell of Killowen in May, 1894. Ru ell, Edward, first Earl of Orford. Born 1651: died 1727. An English Whig politician and admiral, grandson of the fourth Earl of Bedford. He gained the naval victory of La Hogue over the