... THE iWN-GHOVE ESTATE. TUN. 11H1 DUE WILLS.—A eingul.rly setract and bashful Freehold Errol.., in meet delightful part of thie fashi,n. indithhiurbooil, committing • substantial with cabling, offices, outbuildings, charming Omer* grounds, romervatory, ...

... Funeral of the late Duke of Leinster. Speeches by the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Lyttleton, Mr S. Morley, M.P., Sir John Kenneway, M.P., Mr Hick, M.P., and Mr A. J. Otway. Marriage of Lord Francis Cecil to Miss Edith Brooks, daughter of Mr W. Cunliffe Brooks ...

... resignation. The By all means then, Erroll. I believe there is good stuff in you, and. Jacksoc, let the townspeople and others to mark their appreot her young woman in.' I ciatioe and esteem of his valued sermon Mists Erroll .e..ked up at the doctor ad presented ...

... have happened. be mentally Errol had replied, asked himself, to have soured the girl? It was Ah, Mr Deane possibly ieduaes her to present hardly likely that she, one of the Errols of Errol, herself them' continued Mrs Errol, and I con. had descended ...

... accomplished fact, Which I it is. Harold Candidly. lam emvineert that sour steward has bopelet.siy fallen in love with Beatrice Errol. 10 c. litre is no chance of hip ever obtaining the hand of th object f his affectii.ns. Of ciursi, w Beane acquiesced ...

... Deane, hail you out Mr Ducie's assertion What did Erroll say' , there was an Asiatic cast in the countena.lee of Mr Curtis Sowers, that he diterted of a Jewish origin in the lines of his face. Erroll ban 'e'n a good deal in the Fast, is aermainteil ...

... the funeral owing to her great sorrow. Dean Stanley preached in Errol Parish Church, Perthshire, on Suncay afternoon. At the close of sermon, the Dean referred as follows to the death Lord Stratford Redcliffe: Yesterday, the greatest English ambassador ...

... 0114WIt TIIK mated her Flotsam In the vacant Lord Geeing, the Doke of &masa, Lord Lord Shaftesbary. awl Lord Fitawillimi.-04ormar. Cot:sem—llia Doke of Somereet, First Lord of the Admirals Lord Umniville, ...

... dinner given to Lord James. at the Holborn Restaurant on ; Thursday evening, a letter from the Duke of Deron• . shire was read, in which he pet forth the ream for his opinion that the Liberal rnionist organisation be maintained. Lord said Demo. crate ...

... Monday, inetitatiou of the beak Lou lay, it was Tete moos-able to the Your committee thee, after cmfere ring with M.,jore.o errol comeding the boom disirir , . pier. 4 il ii. with the Grzold Stew! Asenciation and tl• etereaule of the 1e.r.1 of Menne ...

... haters to the , „,-,,,,,,; ,„ ~, re prieober has Ire, Carrying i• • pebitebed by the Feench Post °Moe. I of di.hoomty at er.rol. 8.,4b1011, an I plata, , Int ILLSIOS•II , 4 nr Mn Mr. Otway. M.P., she had been an of thr-e ladle and there . in a to the ...

... deallogs with implies some great promedisg which is .111,i,aily to alter the coarse of events. It is most prob.hle, however, that Lord waned by whk lesome change of public feeling in this country, no longer ventures to indulge In his previous policy with the ...