Am berley
A Biographical Dictionary of Freethinkers of All Ages and Nations · 1889 · p. 5
(John Ru ell ) Viscount, eldest son of Earl Ru ell, b. 1843. Educated at Harrow, Edinburgh and Trinity College, Cambridge, where ill-health prevented him reading for honors. He entered Parliament in 1866 as Radical member for Nottingham. Lord Am berley contributed thoughtful articles to the North British , the Fortnightly and Theological Reviews , and will be remembered by his bold Analysis of Religious Belief (1876), in which he examines, compares and criticises the various faiths of the world. Lord Am berley left his son to be brought up by Mr. Spalding, a self-taught man of great ability and force of character; but the will was set aside, on appeal to the Court of Chancery, in consideration of Mr. Spalding’s heretical views. Died 8 Jan. 1876.
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