... following:—The Crown and its Advisers, published in 1870 ; Harry Disney : as Autobiography, 1871 ; Life and Times of Algernon Sydney, 1873 Life and Times of Prince Charles Stuart, Count of Albany, 1875 ; Sir Robert Walpole : a Political Eiccf ...

... M. Drummond, Si* William Welbr, Ber. Walter i Welby, General Griffiths, Miss Trelawny, Mrs. Tower, Major and Mrs. Price Blackwood, Ac. All the arrangements were well carried oat, and although there were so many competitors not single protest resulted ...

... Ilia thin fact to weigh materially arms, lir. Tumors chain, of promotion to the vacant throegli the dentli of Sir Arthur Blackwood. though perhaps then would hive preferred. if possible, one whore political views were known to on with their own. Unless ...

... has represented Leith Burghs since tBR6, his majority in 5892 baring been 643. He married, in 1889, Lady Helen Hernsione Blackwood, daughter of the Marquis of Dufferin. Lord Reay, the new Under Secretary for India, is head of the great clan Mackay. He ...

... sons away in Au.. trans, and a daughter was also absent from home. After the members of the late Mr. Deleetv's family Mr. Algernon Fawkes, Mr. M. T. Lawrence and Mr. IL Robey (estate agent end private mgr. eery the late Mr. Dalgety); next .lowed Me. Davideon ...

... in the dark- ness, revealed the real nature of the situation, Ibhus for-ced to fall hack upon his seamanship, Sir H~enry Blackwood passed the rest of the night in nanceutvrilig in such a way as to poor alternate broadsides into his antagonist's otern, ...

... Tb the the shc cell she out not laic ves tha tlmi telc -1, Car Lic to- ...

... stands vary high indeed, ACC CRM BOSTUWICK'S PISCAToeiAX. 1 believe then is an Old story in urn Morning Put office about Sir Algernon Boothwick. He is greet fishermen, end cos oacemon bo sent from Scotland to the office On eesount nmerkablw day’s sport. The ...

... time after that Mr. Hill, who was afterwards Sir Rowland Hill, was the secretary. He was followed by the beloved Sir Arthur Blackwood. believed they all cherished great respect for his memory, and his successor was the present hold of the office, Mr. Spencer ...

... mother, Mn. Shelley tiontein, and his the Hou. Mrs. Algernon Bourke). the i.ount . Latham and Lady Edith Wilbraham Lady L Spencer Churchill, Mrs. P a k en h atn, the lion. U. Lord Basil Blackwood, the HOD. Gerald and Mrs_ lAscelle«, the lion. Edward ...

... Paymaster and s, and Mrs. Shelley-Bontein and Mr. and Mrs. Algernon Dunbar, Mrs. Dobson, Miss Douglas, Commander the Bourke), Lady Lathom and ber daughter, Lord Basil Hon.and Mrs. Denison. Blackwood, Lady Lilian Spencer-Churchill, Mr. and | Major Elmslie ...

... LITERARY NOTICES. APRIL MAGAZINES. Second Notice. Local readers of Blackwood will be charmed by a most interesting article by Sir Herbert Maxwell on A City of Many Waters. Winchester is the city so described, and the writer says, though it has only ...