... VIVIAN'S HjEaltjI continues to improve. Her ladyship leaves Singleton to-day to sail from Southampton for a voyage to the West Indies! CONSERVATISM IN Swans EA.The annual meet- ing of the Executive of the South Wak-s Division of the National Union of Co ...

... DEPARTURE OF SIR HCSSEY AND VIviAN.—On Tuesday Sir Hussey and Lady Vivian left Swansea for Southampton, en roatfr for the West Indies, Lady Vivian having been advised to proceed thither for the benefit of her^ health. It is expected that they will return ...

... —Speaking of the tour which Sir Hussey and Lady vivian^proposa making to the West Indies, the., London Echo says:—Tourists are beginning to tm-a their at- tention to the West Indies in large numbers, and each mail steamer now takes out many passengers purely ...

... almost similar terms, be extended to marriage with • amiable and well-educated young gentle- men of colour from the British West Indies. English girls, when accepting their attentions, are unaware that good manners, University education, and wealth are all ...

... Devonshire. Lord Harewood (who, as Viscount Lascelles, trained several horses with Charles Lund at Malton) has gone to the West Indies for a few months, and Harewood House, the well-known family place in Yorkshire, which has been closed since the death of ...

... Sugar, said the schoolmaster to his class, is either made from the beet, as in France, or from the sugar cane, as in the West Indies. Now, do you think you can remember this ? Yes, sir, replied a sharp boy. I think we can remember the connection between ...

... unavoidably absent Mr. Samuel Smith, on account of tne death of his wife Sir Hussey Vivian, who has not yet returned from the West Indies but who had paired in favour of the Bill; and Mr. D. A. Thomas. There was some cross voting in the division I he majority ...

... which he attributed to a desire to see the world, appear to have taken him to New York, whence he made a voyage to the West Indies. Then, he said, he thought of going home, but a good time at Havre induced him to prolong his journeyings. The Russian ...

... Let the lawyers settle it. Mr. Arthur Lewis has given it up. Sir Hussey and Lady Vivian, who have been wintering in the West Indies, have been for a short time the guests of Sir Henry and Lady Blake in Jamaica; and they are now on their way back to England ...

... of Mr. Strakosch, and ■ learned over 100 operatic selections a.nd ballads. Then bhe made a two years' torn* through the West Indies. When luiAcrrr.I) THE AGE or SIXTEEN, it was decided by her parents and tutor that the time for her operatic d' bat had ...

... a rattler, and other toys. The training squadron was due at Portsmouth last Tuesday, but the homeward voyage from the West Indies was retarded by heavy weather. The ships separated during a severe gale 800 miles oS. • the Seilly Islands, and the Active ...

... it Lowe says I well remember the first time I heard Mr. Glad- stone speak. It was on the emancipation of slaves in the West Indies. As far as mere elocu- tion went he spoke just as well as he does now, in 1876. He had taken just as much pains with the ...