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... Hampden, Governor of New South Wales, and Sir Thomas Fowell Buxtcn, Governor of South Australia. To be Knights Commanders Sir John Maden, Chief Justice of Victoria ; Mr Thiselton Dyer, Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; and Mr Nevile Lubbock, chairman ...
... Healy, Wm Ireland, Richard Jones. ; J Malcolm luglis, J P; Sir Robert Jackson, MD; John Lnvia. Alderman .John Kennedy, Alderman Michael Kctnan, Thomas Kennedy. TC; John Keys, TC, : Jas Kavaaagh, J . J Kenny. M L). City Coroner; Father Keating, S J ; Kecgh ...
... Mid Norfolk, for which he had previously sat as a Liberal, in 1885 and 1892, and was defeated at the general election. SIR RUSSELL eat for Herefordshire from 1 1855 to 1885, and for the City of Hereford from 1886 to 1892. The new Privy Councillors ! comprise ...
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... tIbe Court. Osborne, Saturday. The Ehmpress Frederick, attended by Coun- tpss Perponcher, Sir Fleetwood Edwards, and Sir John M'Neill, wvent to Portsmouth yester- day morning on board R.M. yacht Alberta (Rear-Adniral Fullerton), and was received at the ...
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... Cockburn, Lieutenant- Colonel Arthur Co1lins, M.V.O.; the Hon. Sidney Greville, Mr Frederick John Jackson, Mr John J. Jones, Mr Waltei Langley, Air H. W. Simpkinson, Mr John Steele, and Mi George Wilson. FOREIGN OFFICE LIST. ST MICHAEL AND ST GEORGE. The following ...
... celebrations was no mere provethat by theJubilee intrusive we to con- to the heart Lords, As for the | Léout-General Sir Baker Russell, Monday. Then the fact that even very marriage, was seriously changed. propceals it is useless to make sa! ce cece. Mh gratulate ...
... t • ; 7 • • ' AT PORTSMOUTH. The Empress Frederick, who was an-ompanied by Rareness Perrencher, Sir John McNeill. and Sir Fleet. wood Edwards, crossed over from Osborne to Portemouth on Friday in the Royal yacht Alberta, which was under the command of ...
... number of Indian officials and native princes. Her Majesty has also approvsd appointments in the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, including several lady nurses serving in India, in recognition of the distinguished services rendered ...
... M.P., Mr Francis Tress Barry, M.P.. and Mr John Murray Scott. KNIGHTHOODS. The honour of Knighthood has been graciously conferred by the Queen upon each of the following Mr Fortescue Flannery, M.P Mr John Furley, Mr Edward Lawrence, Mr Henry Evelyn Oakeley ...