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... expected to visit the States this summer. At the annual meeting of the Yorkshire Board of Education, held yesterday, at Leeds, Lord P. Cavendish, M.P., argued for the necessity of establishing a College of Science, to which both manufacturers and artisans ...
... judgment of Lord Chief Justice Cockburn ha more particularly relied to the effect to publish obscene book against the of the land question determine whether such publication tendency minds open to particular influence Taking definition of Lord Chief sufficient ...
... but not seriously. The line was blocked for some time. Her Majesty the Queen, with the PrinooM Ileatrica ! the Countess of Errol, Saturday exposed full force of the thunderitoru* whilst driving in an open carriage Ueeside. The Royal party loft the Palace ...
... rear 1875. Previous to that time Mr. Poole had received visits from the Hon. Mr. Cotton, who is a married man, and the son of Lord Combermere. It appeared that an intimacy sprang up between the respondent and the co respondent, consooueuee of which an i ...
... immediately the assailants CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAMS THE MU LORD LEITRIM A deserter branded B O was arrested atKilrush on of obtaining pretences and on being searched of were him It wiil charged of Lord Leitrim prevails in the district THE TRURO Mr E Bridges ...
... witness that no f Gain prisoner- 'The prisoner came to the j bar with an easy air on being to plead replied “I am iunoceut the Lord”— Mr Wheel-house in the to jury it one of i circumstantial evidence the murder the cottage lodge gatos of Oulton the house ...
... her hand sat the Princnm ■ Beatrice, on h. r left Prince Henry, the Royal children i being beside their aunt and Lady Errol, ond Lord Lathom behind tbe Queen’s chair. Including equestrian*, grooms, and other employes there was really large number of ' ...
... who tries to of! another boy as tbe real heir, acted an excelfeut foil to quiet, dignified refinement of Mrs. Errol, the mother of Little Lord Fauntlcroy, played by Miss Muriel Wilford. Mr. C. W. Somerset succeeded well in emphasising the fact that, through ...
... LITTLE LORD PA UNTLERO Y. The Real Little Lord FauntUroy is to return to London after his successful trip in the country. The ran of this charming play will bo resumed ...
... scored Loudon sncceas. No doubt we shall soon clever and graceful young lady has taken position on metropolitan boards. Little Lord FaunUcroy has to the rwcoerf hapless management of the Opera Comique, tlie discovery of a more attractive phy The. Panel Picture ...
... the noraea if these ladies persist their THJC PAG* HOWOCR. TJw new mge, Mr. Ivno Hat, who to Sir Albert Seymoar, » son of Lord Erroll. snd the the Dowmger Lndy KrroJi, the Queen's Lsdy-in-Wsitin?. who Iset week in sttondsnoe her Msjestv. It is to the Dows«er ...
... STREET LONDON OFFICES RlAHOOtr- field I 119 i: -26 and 27 Street j M n it— 6 2 Small i- 3 Nelson 20 I HUNTER Esq JP Watcrybutta Errol rerth- shire Chairman Esq CA Newlands Co Glasgow) Vice-chairman) Sir D MONCREI FEE Bart Moncreiffe DL andJP d Perthshire OATES ...