... the floor was packed with members. Some Peers, including the Duke of Fife, the Earl of Selborne, Lord Windsor, Lord dames of Here- ford, and Lord Morris had forsaken the attractions of their own building, and there was a large gathering of ladies in the ...

... ■ HOUSEOF LOKDS,— Tscbsday. (Present: Lords Macnaghten (presiding) and Lords Morris, Shand, Davet, Brampton, and Robertson.) eARTWB-GHT V. GUARDIANS OF SCULCOATES UNION. This appeal raised an important question as to the ■ating of public-houses. Mr. ...

... THE LATE WILLIAM MORRIS. I On Saturday Mr. W. Holman Hunt, R.A., who was accompanied by Mrs. Holman Hunt, unveiled at the Walthamstow Public Library a bronze bust of the late William Morris, the work of Mr. Henry C. Fehr, and presented by Mr. J. Passmore ...

... LORD HARRINGTON ON HOME DEFENCE. TO THE EDITOR OE THE MORMNt: I'OST. Sir, — At a time like this, wheu the people of Great Britain are thinking of and talking *»i little else than war, will you give me . d.u'-j iv your valu- able columns to publish a lew ...

... Sat., Janry. 31, 1891, William Morris, £20. Rossetti's Ballads and Narrative Poems, Sonnets and Lyrics (2), presentation copies, £21. Morris's Life and Death of Jason, presentation copy, £18 10s. Projected Edition of Lord Berners's translation of Froissart ...

... SURGEONS. The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress last night gave a reception at tho Mansion House to meet the president and council of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and their foreign guests on the occasion of the centenary of the college. The Lord Mayor ...

... Vice-Admiral Sir John Fullerton, A.D.C. The Queen went out, attended by tho Hon. Aline Majendie. Lord George Hamilton had an audience of her Majesty this morriing previous to leaving Osborne. The Hon. Mary Hughes has succeeded the Hon. Judith Harbord as Maid ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Lord Inchiquin has been appointed to the hon. colonelcy of the Clare Artillery, the Southern Division of the Militia Garrison Artillery. Lord luchiquin, who only succeeded to the Peerage last April, formerly served in ...

... more than two to one. When he j spoke Lord Salisbury caunot have been aware of this. Let jus at any rate give him the benefit of the doubt. I have i been ill, and am unable to be in my place in the House of 1 Lords, otherwise I should find an opportunity ...

... WAR FUNDS INQUIRY. Yesterday, at the Westminster Palace Hotel, Lord i .lustiee Henn Collins presided over a meeting of the committee inquiring into the administration of the various war relief funds. The first witness was Sir Walter Peace, A;ent-Gt'neral ...

... Sophie Bryant, D.Sc Swan Sonnenschein and Co. 7s- Od. Harvest-Tide. By Sir Lewis Morris, Kt., M.A. Kegan Paul, Trench, Tiiibner, and Co. An Almanack for tbe Year of Our Lord 1901. By Joseph Whitaker, F.S.A. F. G. Tait: A Record, being his Life, Letters ...

... CHRISTMAS REVELS. The King's Hall of the Holbom Restaurant was yester- day converted for the nonce into the hall of the Lord of Misrule, where with mirth and minstrelsy that Merry Monarch held high jinks and revels. The occasion was a laudable one ...