... dinner was laid out with great taste and elegance. The following were among the party : Lord Erroll, Lord Byron, Lord R. Giosvenor, Lord Seymour, Lord F. Fitzclarencc, Lord A. ...

... could put into the field. He ouoted figures to justify the statement made by Mr. al Lord MIDDLETON contended that the noble lord had not met the point raised b: Lord Erroll, and dw It on the danger of the Secre' y tor War ping about the country making such ...

... the visit is to seek ways of increasing the two-way flow of trade between Britain and the U.S.S.R. the Mission is led by Lord Erroll of Hale, a former' President of the Board of Trade, and will be the guests I durina their stay of the U.S.S.R. Chamber of ...

... escort. A two da “t Be! Lord Kilmarnock, the son of Lord Erroll, met with a shooting accident while out with the King’s shooting of the shoot- ¥y 08 Deeside on Wednesday ing party, ( apt. Hood, accidentally shot towards him Lord got one when about 40 yards ...

... HaLpaNne that the Army wa 90,000 stronger than it was three years Lord for the Govern- ment, justifi the figures, but Lord MIDLETON deni t they were accurate. Lord Crewe and Lord LANSDOWNE joined in the short dis- cussion, the latter suggesting that the Govern- ...

... n pack of beagles. The Hon. Miss Caver dish, with Lady Ida Hay and the Earl of Erroll, followed in a pony phaeton and four, and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with Lord Alfred Paget, the Marquis of Headfort, Colonel Wylde, Major Keppel, and other members ...

... was son of Lord William Seymour, and cousin of General F. H. , Seymour, the racing public are largely indebted for the prosperity of Ascot races. was the chief promoter of | the erection of the Grand Stand at Ascot, at the time Lord , Erroll was Master ...

... : 16 mea wounded and five wissing. the 1/th October four men wounded, and on the 20th one man killed and four wounded, Lord Erroll occupied from Ottoshoup on the 19th without aay casualties, owing to the good work done by the New Zealanders, under Capt ...

... necessary.” A committee, composed of the Lord Mayor, the aldermen present, and commoner from each ward, was immediately formed, and they retired at once to an adjoining room and commenced their labours. Lord Erroll observes that his wound, described by the ...

... of a The bill was read a second t SHORTAGE OF CAVALRY Follow uertion which was by Lord ERROLL on the su! of the of horses for mobilization, and replied SS by Lord bv Lord CARRINGTON said he was au' te announce that a bill would probably be bro: tin next ...

... Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, Lord Erroll, Lord Albemarle, Lord John ...

... some troops from getting in. From this date till the end of S00 the peewee ia the Lichtenb: to's trict, Lm C- et oe aod Lord Erroll as brigadier. the in January, 1901 i to join the Sout! ‘African Constal , and dant January. Jones, the company trekking ...