... Night ] LOR:D STRATHTEDE, in the House of Lords to-sight, reintroduced his Smoke Prevention I Bill, which flourishes like a hardy annual every spring time or summer and then dies quietly; away, and Lord Hersehell and the Lord Cbau- cellor joined in condemning ...

... lie until MPr Heir Hardie got up anad I - spoks-as if the electors of Irvine could not of express their own epicions. fCheers.) This a.) innonent London gentlemarn swallowed the p.st. i to foitm and the other things that Mr Keir Hardie ¶ rk1 carefully refrained ...

... Lasswade, I s1 Rev. J. A. Burdeno; Leith, Mr Somerville (chair- s ie. man), Messrs iilpatrick, Peddle, Mliller, end s rlY Hardie (clerk); Perth, Messrs M'Kenzie, Butter- a be Malcolm, aed Martin (clerk) ; Dyrart, Major 1I er flalliday and James Wishart; ...

... Browna continure to give us art so C good in itself and so distinctively his own we shall welcome its variety. Charles Martin I Hardy in Juliet, to which we have already c t referred, goes within measurable distance of 1 tragedy: in ^A Midsummer Day's Dream ...

... West 11am by Ivir Reir Hardie, and d- eaid ha should not like it to g forth th;at their to, associatirkn Approved of Mr Hwardie's e acir.. 112- 3er Rezuqonso (Mliddlesbrough) wshhd it to be be distinctly uniderstoool that Mr Hardie had not the re ruppert ...

... Rocckhall; Miss Maxwell sod Miss C Df Catherine Maxwell, Mooches; Sir Win. A. Connsell, Mion intown, Laurholce, Mr sod Mrs Thomas H. M, Aurdo and Mrv ti sod Mrs J1. Dearden, Careen Helm; Captain Hewvat, M-ay- E2 field; Mir and Mm Fergusssn Buchanan; Captain ...

... Uffice-bearer3 abs siL' d ti em wrere thereafter elected, fe James Mabso. ttlr res appoisted president, Messrs James lnihi t4 Sir Thomas Kay vice-presidents, and Mr JasuES L ld Selkirk, C.A., 64 Wfesat Regcnt Street, 5`crelite nd and treasurer. re- ABSneDEnE ...

... varieties, but the go Donckellaeri variety of Camellia reticutfef-a to species earlier of blooming and considerably more w: hardy, ata So far as I have been able to ascertain, the of garden on the mainland of Britain enjoying the th greatest mildness of ...

... evening for a Cabinet Council to meet at the' t Foreign Office on Monday'next. ' Tax Life-Saving Appliances Cemmitt ee-s - Mr Thomas Ismay, Chairman-met at the Beard of Trade on Tuesday and Wednesday 1, the 1fth and 16th inst. to reconsider the s urules framned ...

... til g feso Doewdrel E. A. Freeman, J. A. Froude, e a I1V. S. Gilbert, S. Baring Gould, Rider Hag- 6 agra: [ . G. H irton, Thomas Hardy, Joseph W-N. E. H. Lecky, Sir John Lubbock, g Ijatin 'M'carthy, George Macdonald, Cardinal : 0; 2anning, George Xerivale ...

... ruled that the Cetncil was incom-.t] petent to deal with the matter. 2, describe the sister of the deceased ?? as I ti 'a hardy annualwould be scarcely ceur- t] teous. She is rather an old friend who, year h ! after year, with faithful persistency, breaks' ...

... amendment that b,- tbe miniuts ho not Approved, and that the matter hr remnitted for further consideration. Counciller to Hardie seconded. On a. vote beinig taken, 8 voted Ab for the motion, an d 2 for amendmeat. bei AsnaossA.-HrEAxy CASTrNG.-The ether ...