... benchers entertained a distinguished company at dinner. Among the guests were the Bishop of Oxford, Lord Ashbourne, Lord Morris, Lord Macnaghten, Lord justice Davey, Mr. _ W. E. Lecky, Sir Charles Russell, and Mr. Justice Chitty. The bench ...

... was appointed Solicitor- General for Scotland in 1885, became Lord Advocate in succession to Mr. J. H. A. Macdonald (Lord Kingsburgh) in 1887, and wvas appointed to succeed Lord Inglis as Lord Justice-General of Scotland and Lorrl Presi- dent of the Court ...

... members of Trinity College, Dublin, held at the Grand Hotel last nigll Lord Morris presided. The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailsa are staying at Culzean Castle their place in Ayrshire. The Lord Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan paid a short visit to Culford Hall ...

... Curzon-street. Lord Gerard is in South Africa. Lord Penrhyn left Mortimer House, Halkin-street, yesterday for Penrhyn Castle, Bangor, Carnarvon. Lord Lurgan left Lowndes-square yesterday for Brownlow House, Lurgaiv, County Armagh. Lord and Lady Clifford ...

... s. tt, enceiuent of the year, went lately to Atheus, and a su J .Ll and severe attack of illness there. Lord Morris and ' r ;he liou. A. Morris, have gone out to Athens. Sir George ti 't ...

... have been macde intl rhoe ?? aol Chinants were carried within forty yards o. ?? - tion' reservoir, The Lord Chance'r-r. ?? I Lord Herchell, and Lord Morris -'avne unoving that th'e appeal be dismissed, bs.. t:-e : ot C. ...

... that reaches Us. 3d THE PALL MALL BUDGET Of FEBRUAIRY 4, i886, CONTAINS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM LORD COLERIDGE, LORD WOLSELEY, THE HEAD MASTER OF MR. WILLIAM MORRIS, LORD MONTEAGLE, and MR BROADHURST, M.P. HARROW, - - m7;ll be obtained of ?? or Railway Booksalls ...

... Street, W. ; Lord Rathdonnell, Viscount Halifax, and Viscount Sidmouth, Messrs. James Russell and Sons, e7, Baker Street, W. ; the Earl of Crawford, the Earl of Aiilie, Lord Tollemache, the Bishop of Derry, Lord Monk Bretton, Lord Balfour, ...

... MUSIC IN e, ARGYTI ST RE E &O RIME & SON. Pgqeg1U0 NEW YEAP'S Q1 ALL TH E NEW w IN PLAIN AND ELEGANT G. G. WALMSLEY. ;0, LORD MORRIS & FURNISHING GAI1 25 AND 27, BERRY-STI'S FURNITUrE CARRbAGE, WFEB T0 THE UNITED KINGDt iil? MIARQUEDUrZA BEDROOMI ER ASExhibited ...

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... Bosworth Smitb Lord Truro Lord William Compton Miss Isabella Gladstone The Countess of Strafford The Right Hon. G. Shaw Lefevre, M.P. The Archbishop of Dublin Sir Andrew Clarke, R.E., C.B. Mr. Whistler Mr. E. J. Gregory, A.R.A. Lord Harris Sir John Bennett ...

... Bosworth Smith Lord Truro Lord William Compton Miss Isabella Gladstone The Countess of Strafford The Right Hon. G. Shaw Lefevre, M.P. The Archbishop of Dublin Sir Andrew Clarke, R.E., C.B. Mr. Whistler Mr. E. J. Gregory, A.R.A. Lord Harris Sir John Bennett ...