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... THE EARL OF DERBY. ♦ The following telegram was received at eleven o'clock yesterday morning from Knowsley : — Lord Derby has had a quiet night, and there is some slight improvement this morning. His condition is still precarious.' The last telegram ...
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... THE EARL OF DERBY. ♦- _ The telegram received yesterday afternoon about one o'clock stated that — Lord Derby continues in the same weak state. Last night another telegram was received shortly after ten o'clock, which announced Lord Derby continues ...
... Duchess of Inverness, the Dowager Duchess of Somerset, j the Earl and Countess Beauchamp, the Earl of Clarendon, j the Earl and Countess of Carysfort, the Earl Delawarr. the Earl of Malmesbury, the Earl of ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY. We regret to learn that the Earl of Derby is not only in a precarious, but in a hopeless state. At 9.30 last night ths telegram received was Lord Derby remains in much the same state as this morning. Yesterday inquiries ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY. ♦■ A telegram received in town from Knowsley shortly before one yesterday afternoon announced that Lord Derby continues in the same state.' Another telegram was received about eleven o'clock last night to the same effect. ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY.* ! • Tt was fitting that a life of the fourteenth Earl of Derby should be included in that particularly handy Statesmen series, in which are appearing ihe bioiiraphh sof the most prominent politicians of modern times. Lord Mdmesbury ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY. . -* — The Earl of Derby, although in a veiy precarious con- dition, was, according to a telegr. phic message received at 9. 20 last evening, somewhat better. Lord Stanley, who left London by the 2.4. train on Monday afternoon, reached ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY. ?? [eeuter's teleoram.] OTTAWA, Jcly 12. The Earl of Derby, the retiring Governor-General, left Ottawa to-day, his departure being attended | with much ceremony. A troop of Cavalry escorted his Lordship to the railway station, where ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY. [beuteb's telegbam.] MONTREAL, Jclt 13. Lord Derby, the retiring Governor-General, to- day received farewell addresses from the City of Montreal and the Governors of M'Gill University. The Viceregal party was attended during the cere- ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY. We lament to state that an express arrived yesterday from Knowsley Hall, in Lancashire, stating — VV hen you receive this, his Lordship will be no more! — The Earl and Countess of Wilton, who were on a visit tothe Stanley family ...
... THE EARL OF DERBY. We regret to learn that up to a late hour last night Lord Derby remained in the same weak and hopeless con- dition already announced. ...