... the motion of Mr John merchant, Mr Ogilvie Forbes of Boyndlie was called to preside. There was a pretty go >d attendance. The Chairman said that not long ago they met there for political purposes, and now they were to hear what Mr Russell had to say on Home ...

... Alexander Risset, Alexander Booth, John Boyd, William F. Boyd, John Catto, JamesG. Cook, David R.' Davidson, George W. C. Davidson, Thomas Ferguson, Henry Gregoiy, William Hendry, John Hunter, Alexander Hutchison, John Low, Henry J. M‘Crigor, dames P. Macgregor ...

... POLITICAL MEETINGS. _ . I NEW PITSLIGO. Mr Russell, advocate, Edinburgh, gave an address on Home Rule in the Public Schools, New Pitsligo, on Saturday night. On the motion of Mr John Boyes, merchant, Mr Ogilvie Forbes of loyndlie was called to preside ...

... H-me Rule Bill are now practically complete To-day the principal speakers will Sir Charles Russell for the Government and Sir Henry James and Mr T. W. Russell against. Mr Chamberlain will speak early to-morrow, and it is not unlikely that Sir Edward Grey ...

... the minority for the proposed clause were Mr Balfour, Mr Chamberlain, Sir John Gorst, Colonel Sanndersou, Mr Roes, Q.C.; Sir Edward Clarke. Sir Henry James, and Mr T. W. RusselL ...

... Sir Charles Russell, Matthews, Sir Henry James, Sir Richard Webster, Sir John Higby. Courtney each took brief part in the discussion {receding the division, which resulted as folows : For the amendment Against Government majority. Mr JOHN accepted amendment ...

... Marr, George luil-c Ia), John 'Morrison, John Murray, John S. Nicholson, 1David G. Philip, IWilliam H. Philip, James G. Pickford, Jn'es I-T 3l. Pirie, Charles Ridilel, David 1. Russell, r(Constaixtine Segura, Joht1 T. Silupson, John ...

... M.P. At Maryleboao Police Court yesterday, Bernard Dtmu (55j, saddler. Woolwich, was charged with having assaulted the Hon. John B rod rick, M.P. Mr Brodrick deponed that he was Financial Secretary at the War Office in the late (Government. At 10*45 that ...

... answering that question, who is the leaderof the Opposition. (Loud Nationalist cheers, counter cheers, and laughter.) Mr T. \V. RUSSELL—The right hon. gentleman promised few days ago to insert amend- ment on clause 29, and if necessary said he would, recommit ...

... might be thought evil opiuions, which predominated in Ireland. The discussion having been continued by Mr Bartley, Mr T. W. Russell, and Rentonl, Mr JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN said he objected generally all schemes hitherto devised for obtaining proportionate r ...

... Home Rule all round,” and trusts that such organic change he would have the support of Ins MR T. W. RUSSELL AND HOME RULE LITERATURE. Mr T. W. Russell writes as follows to the “Times” regarding Home Rule literature at Hereford Sir,—l have long been familiar ...

... Greig, Geo. C. Howie, John Irvine, Frederick Mann, Thomas Masson, George Milne (a), John Murray, David G. Philip, John A. Porter, Charles Riddel, Eric J. Shearer, John W. Walker, Alexander Youagson. Second Class Successes- John Adam, James ...