... rmeetiiml ot the Aberdeen Society of Solicitors was heldl ons Friday in the Society's rooms, Court - Eouse Buildings - Mr Thomas 'sWilsone oecupying the chair. The accounts for the year, vhich showed thle society to be iii a flourishing coimditmon, were ...

... and Mr. Raynolds, Birmingham, officiated cc M.O, A SbiuIcs oF ltors-s.s.-At the inildhall yester- day, Patrick Connolly and Thomas Pride, two well- k.nown disorderlies, living in the Bulls H ead Yard, - were charged with having assaulterl Marry Ann Falsy ...

... Oiabey, 3 P; Mr Thomas (Yleani, M5r P. H Onesoie, Mr Richrd' 0'Shaughuesv, Air Thomas L O'shangeon e-sr , Q C; S Mr Stephen ?? Mr John F ?? Mr Charles A O'Conn rl.. B C: MJohn O'Conrleii, Mr L E 0'Carro'll B Ar Mr Daiecl Doi=, Mr Thomas Francis O'Connell ...

... curate O facroom, diocese of Cloyne; PRv. Frederick Girling, A.B.. ?? curate of Nchoval, diocese of Cork. Deacons-Gerald Hardy iaenaoamsra, A.B., ?? for the curacy of Vidleton, diocese of Cloyne; Arthur Mannng A.B.B ?? for the curacy of Ardgroomn (C ...

... verdict wi-s given in accord- noee, the farther being reprimanded for leaving the whiskey about. DEIATH FRO-M LOCKTAW. - TaTmes Thomas Hodgson, an overlIcoeis, ased 39 years, of Tfala-lane, B-adford, died at his residence on th~e 29th of De- c-alnter, from ...

... Scottish Labour party, reported yesterday, Mr Keir Hardie intimated his conviction that society of to-day is composed of snobs at the top and sycophants at the bottom, of course leaving Mr Keir Hardie and his friends the great and only reputable middle ...

... that has been; ' cracked 'the police so far have succeeded in [ capturing one or nore burglars, and though a few! of these hardy malefactors have contrived here 1 and there to give justice the slip, the failures to ! escape have been so many that from ...

... disposition and deed of settlement and codicil, dated respectively January 15, 1853, and September 28, 1893, of Major-General Thomas Andrew Lumaden Murray, R.E., of The Knoll, Camberley, Surrey, who died at Canisbay, Caithness-shire, o0 October 3, granted ...

... Mr. Pearcs. Mr. J. Craig, lvr. Thomas Davis, Mr. F. T. James, and Mr. R. B. Davis. Tho supper was provided by Mrs. Sarvis, Miss Cressweil, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. Guiin, Mrs. Leigh (Llanfahbon), and Miss Laura Thomas, aid was served in Miss Davis's ...

... altogether foreign to the riles and reenlations, tie traditions, and tilre avW iznverning tire matter. Tiee last edition of Sir Thomas Erqkiee Ma.y's Parliamenantary Practice states- It was for- merly cii-toimarv to give forty days' notice by pr'ochalaation ...

... there. A COMI'LANT FROMH INMIATES. The CLERK (Mr 3.3. SiMPsON) read a copy of a letter sent by en inmate ot the Workhouse (Thomas Webb) to 1 the Bight Hon H. H. Fowleri M.P., President of the Local Government Board. The copy of the letter had been forwarded ...

... fi, 54, Morel Bros St Niizaire, Beta ss, B, 894, Leask, Hardy, Wilson Port Said, HeathSeld ss, B, 1398, McDonald, Stephens, Mawson & Goss Alexandria, Sarah Radcliffe ss, B, 1405, Hughes, Thomas & Radcliffe CLEAR I0D—Jan 5. Havre, Moliere ss, B, 1900 oal ...