... the English tenant of spbrting estate when lie inveighs against tho crofter as inveterate poacher. following extract from Sir John Sinclair’s ** Statistical Account Scotland t 1793) will, however, prove that at one time the crofter could claim customary ...

... H. Asquith, Mr. W. 8. RoTbaon, Sit R. T. Reid. Mr. Bryce, Mr. Herbert Oledntoam Mr. A. Birrell. Mr. Buxton, Mr. O. W- E. Russell, Mr. J. Lawson Walton,J*r. T. EUto. Lord Battersea, and Lord Twcodmouth. It wan announced that Sir Henry CampbeU-Bannsrman ...

... but all round tho performances were not startling. Talbot, of Cheltenham, won tho Hundred in 10 3-ssec, and D. Cowan (St. John’s, Leatherhead), despite an odd style, showed an electrical sprint at the end the Mile. The feature of thep© events was G. ...

... bib (Fin lay 2 Mr. Bland’s Bedlight, aged, Sbt ttlo (T. Loates) Mr. Covington’s Flavius, Syrs, Bst 7lb (Covington) 0 Ur. Russell Monro’s \V lute Squall, 3yrs, b.t 41b (a. Luates) Mr. F. Bishop’s liavensdalc, byr*. 9sl (M. Cannon) 0 Winner trained by U ...

... market would be none by Sir James Henderson, oi Belfast, the president- .. elect, the Bishop of Chester, Sir John Wilfor, M.P., tl . l Sir E. R. Russell, and other prominent members tills end fficials. Forty-eight delegates, representing 18 that ct ods ad ...

... telephona 2,605 MARCH eth. for TWELVE NIOHTB and TWO MAT IN EBB (THURSDAY of Each Weak). THE NATIONAL ORANO OPERA(XUnoIadiBg KLLA RUSSELL and 8.0. HBDMONDT. MR. and Mrs. KENDAL.-MONDAT NEXT, Tah* 27, (or Sis Night* and ona Matinee (Thureday), In TBS ELDER MISS ...

... the same time to leave Port Elizabeth for Natal. It is stated that Capt. Cecil Bingham Levita. R.A., A.D.C. to Sir Baker Russell, commanding the troops at Portsmouth, is leaving for South Africa within the next few days special service. A Router’s telegram ...

... Dclina. Doors open 7.-15. riuiK OXFORD.—THE PROGRAMME -L LONDON.™DAN LEND, Edgar Atohlwm-Elr. TALMA IQneen of coins), Fred Russell, Tall, James Fawn, Mark Melford and Co.. «i*tcrs .ever. Hornet Troupe, Lily Langtry, Bella and Bijou, Carmen, Will K.«n», ...

... COMMISSIONS. LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN AND THE At the London Chamber of Commerce yesterday Sir E. Fry opened discussion on Commissions, Rings, Corners,” speaking necessity of awaking public opinion on the subject of secret commissions. Lord Russell of KUlowen ...

... HALLKT.-8C PRELATIVB IORAMMK.—TONIGHT. 10*10. will be urcwuted Umnd Mew Bpectnouinr Bel let. THE HKD BHOKK. VnrletleeFiwd Russell, Mieko, Hnry pettnond. Aesn WTUUms. Medwedofl'i Haatinn Troupe. Bnrton's Prank Latonn, Allison Troupe, Novellas, nnd lACE ...

... Kelly, and 5,716 J. Leigh, 5,013 Sergt. J. Realy, Ptes. 4.726 P. Brian, 5.848 J. Tounsell. 6,834 John M‘Bride, and 4,947 E. Rudlow, 4.441 Lcs.-Borgt. John Merry, Ptes. 6,123 M. Kelly, 6,137 J. O’Brien. 4,442 P. Leary, 2,607 P. 0. Deary, 3,987 S. Elkin ...

... and Co. publish to-day, in two substantial and handsome volumes, The life and Letters of Sir John Everett Millais, P.R.A., from the pen his son, Mr. John Guille MiUais. There have been other, and much briefer, accounts the famous painter, and one or ...