... Gibraltar will not be allowed to complicate matters at the general election. I understand that the Liberal Unionists, of whoml Sir Thomas Satherlaud will be the meuthpiece, as he thoreughly understands the poists in dispute, intend makirg representations to the ...

... how- ever, owinu to the Easter holiday railway arrangem exts, was unable to attend. The meet. ;ng was adressed bv Mlr Keir Hardie, Mr Robert Bredie, Labour candidate for the College Division; Mr Alex. Haddow, and Mr Carson. A meetiug of the electors of ...

... yesterday. was that of Asir Frank Douglas Pennant, of the King's Reyals, nephew of I Lordi Pssrhyn, and Miss Maud Bleanor Hardy, daug-htor of the late Cat. John Hnardy, Hor Ma- jesty's Consul fo Cuba. The bride's gown of white duchesse satin with a tiny ...

... Unioneist candidate for Lialithmsowsbfro, addressed a6 public Meeting is the ball at Uphall. There wee a good attendance, and Mr Thomas Johestomse. County Councillor, presidad, and, after a few re- marks. introduceil the caodidato. Captain Hops, at tao outset ...

... The ersenal estate eo the late Heu. M3rs ?? .Jane arshall or itollo, Rtosemount, Portb, has been rmtuxned at £36,20. I Mr Thomas Usborae, Conservative, was ea Saturday returned unopposed for the Chelmesford Die is eno Esstx. it Mlis Oshorxe was released ...

... and o industrial questions, vere much inferior s in every respect to the trades unionist resoln- e tion carried by MIr Keir Hardie at last year's o Newcastle Conference. The vigorous eriti- y cism of the I6ills by the trades union- istis and social democrats ...

... Amaal- ?? of Carpenters aid Joiners, Messrs Coo o ed Bettemnley;- Natinnal United Societe ot roorcears, Messrs lirwian an Hardie.-; Scottishi Icssc.24rn. Mr S. Ml. Jack ; Machine Wres Mer Ii. \trranlale; Meftal Planers, Mr Potter; Cut5.1 l'a'ternniaksrs ...

... Skakespeare always fliures largely in all Indian languages. Baran Aluachau~less adventures and Haughty M4aria, from Mr Thoms Hardy's 1Group of Noble Dames, are among the trasslationa last year, as well as one of Leasing's diramas. The staple of native ...

... the I sixteen vacant places six Q.C.'s anld twelve juniors have been nominated. The silks are Messrs Puzard, Forbes, Corns-Hardy, Buckk- nil, Burckley, and Chadwiek-Uealey. Among the junior nonsinations are Sir Sherstor Baker, tle RIen. Arthur Lytteltoa ...

... ii 0 .a.c this consideration to be reckoned with tot the animlals kept under cover all the .rer andl *ipritig cannot be so hardy in stand- ,, cold when they go first out to as those Mc lwhich in past days %o~ne irror gat least partial exposure to all ...

... Board of Managemlent to act in conijmctietn with other societies in order to deal vith the question of superannuation. Mr Thomas I !'IsKay Manchestcr. ?? appointed Grand I MAastcr. and M1r J. L WValker, WorsleY, Vice- Grand Master. It was agreed to hold ...

... WALES. Anglecey ?? IT. P. Lewis. Brecknockshire ?? Major Thomas'Wm. Fuller Mait- Wood. land. Cardnganshire ?? W William Jones. -W. Bscen ROW- lands. Caruiarthensobre- Eastern ?? 'Abel Thomas. Western . ?? J. Lloyd Moregn. Carusarthen Dist ?? Sir J. ...