... begged move the adoption of the report. -a. eteedy, and price, were firm. A le.r boain done Petes Bayne, LL.D., Blackwoods Magazine. , aa ' f lMbed in pink (Conservative), ;MrW. H. Grenfell (Gladstonian), ! Mr. W. Hail seconded the motion. lin ...

... bequeaths his residuary estate trust for his said sou absolutely. Having in his lifetime made settlements in favour of his son Algernon Leveson Elwes and bis daughter Mrs Constance Lucy Mitchell, the testator does not make any further provision for them by ...

... the freeholder of an inn, the rev. genth man proposes to enter into possession himself, and work it on his own lines Sir Algernon West, after a service of more than 40 years, haa resigned the important post of Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue. ...

... Shooting from Elephants.—Mr. H. P. Malet, of 17, Queen'a Gardens, London, W., write* as follows Land and Water —I find in Blackwood's Magazine the conclusion of Thirty Years of Shikar, Sir Edward Braddon : It is impossible to take deliberate aim anything ...

... list of the ladies and gentlemen present Mr F. H., Mrs, and Miss Appach. Mr and Mrs M. H. Best, Mr John D. Best, Lord Basil Blackwood, Lady Arthur Butler, Mr E. H. Ireland Blackbnrnc, and Mrs Crawshay Bailey, Major and Mrs Baker, Mrs Harold Bateson, Sir Francis ...

... 280, and included the following : Mr. F. H, Mrs., and Miss Appach. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Best, Mr. John D. Best, Lord Basil Blackwood, Lady Arthur Butler, Mr. E. R. Ireland Blackhurne, Mr. and Mrs. Crawshay Bailey, Major and Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Harold Bateson ...

... Mr and Mrs Baldock, Lord and Lady Brougham. Hon. Eleanor Brougham, Mr Boolalyell. Mr and Mrs Bischoffeheim, Lord Basil Blackwood, Mr and Misses Baillie, Mr E. Beckett, M.P., Sir Wm. and Lady Broadbcnt.the Misses Broadhent, and Misses John Broadbont, ...

... Benyon, oak writing cabinet; Mr and Mrs Hoare, morocco case; Mr and Mrs 8. H. Garrard, silver matchbox case ; Capfc and Mrs Algernon King, silver top champagne bottle ; Mr Arthur Roberts, silver top spirit bottle ; Miss Wakefield, silver butter knife ; Mrs ...

... No, I can accommodate you with a galop up the Royal Inclosare.— Scotch Bull.— The learned but not very book-reviewer of Blackwood says Archbishop Magee •• was born two years younger than the Qoeen. what age does suppose her Majesty was born ? Ibid- Suggestion ...

... Several hundreds of guests were invited, including Colonel and Mrs. Agnew, the Rev. Walter Abbott, Lady Archibald, Mr. S. A. Blackwood, Sir James and Miss Blythe, Colonel the Count aod Countess Bentinck, Mr. and Mrs. Buxton, the Rev. Prebendary and Mrs. Barlow ...

... several hundreds of guests, among those invited being Colonel and Mrs. Agnew, Rev. Walter Abbott, Lady Archibald, Mr. S. A. Blackwood, Sir James and Miss Blythe, Col. tho Count and Countess Bentinck, Mr. and Mrs. Buxton, Rev. Prebendary and Mrs. Barlow, Baroness ...

... several hundreds of guests, among those invited being: Col. and Mrs. Agnew. Rey. Walto Abbott. Lady Azeleibakl. Mr. S. A. Blackwood. Sir Jam., and Min Blythe. Col. the Count sad Countess Bentinek. Mr. Wra. Buxton, Rev. Preto. and Mrs. Barlow. Bermsent von ...