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... -wgate Pri-on, and congratulated Lord ; Balcarres on the passage of the Ancient Monuments Pro- ! tection Bill through tho Honse of Commons. After the 1 report had been adopted an interesting paper was read by ; Miss May Morris, in which she gave an account ...
... faith of a statement by Morris that he required au advance for the completion of a deal in respect of an estate at Edgware involving £20,000, a loan of £100 was granted. This was not repaid, and subsequent inquiries showed tliat Morris waa an undischarged ...
... 's Holiday 3 The Late William Morris 7 Arrangements 5 The Chinese Crisis 5 Socth African War 5 The Nation and the War 3 Chess 2 Parliamentary and Political — Parliamentary Sketch : Lively Proceedings 6 House of Lords : Rills Passed — Royal Assent— The ...
... were eight copies of William Morris's Story of the Glitter- ing Plain, the first book issued in IS9I from the Kelmscott Press. They sold at from £24 10s. to £29 10s., previous prices ranged from £9 9. to £33 10. . ; Morris's Poems by tbe Way, from £10 ...
... Edmund Monson and the members of the late Lord Monson- family left Florence at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, via the Great Gotliard Railway, for Paris and England, taking with them tbe ashes of the late Lord Monson. Count yon Biilow, the Secretary ...
... Cabinet met at the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon under the presi- dency of Lord Salisbury. Amoug the Ministers present were the Duke of Devonshire, Mr. Balfour, and Lord Lansdowne. A scholarship of £25, tenable for one year at the higher technical ...
... Clarke, Civil Veterinary Surgeon : Lieu- tenant the Hon. W. Wyndham, 17th Lancers: : Second Lieutenant Lord Hindlip, Sth Hassan ; j and Lieutenants Morris, Calvert, J. li. Anketell, I A. W. Swanston, Perrott, and A. C Gibus, Oth Dragoon i Guards. The civil ...
... de Staal, Russian Ambassador, ami Madame -le Staal. and the Duke de Mar.das, Spanish Ambassador ; the Earl of Hopetoun, ?? Lord Chamberlain, and the Countess of Hopetoun ; and Lieutenant-General Sir George White. ?? V.C., Governor and Commander-in-Chief ...
... which fatherhood is of little or no account has left evidence of itself in Celtic literature, and he refers to Professor Morris Jones's quotation from a j French authority to the effect that when a Berber King j dies, it is uot his son but tue son of ...
... LAW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Mondat. Morris, Shand, and Brampton.) THE DUKE OF BEDTOBD V. KLLIS AND OTHERS. (Before the Lord Chancellor and Lords Macjtaohten, This appeal from the Conrt of Appeal raised a question as to stands and tolls in Covent-garden ...
... Agency learns that the Key. Thomas Morris, a Wesleyan Methodist missionary, is in all probability shut up in the fort at Kumasi. The Missionary Society state that, though they have always heard re.ularly from Kumasi, Mr. Morris in his letters has not referred ...
... Captain the Duke of York, R.N. Vice-Admiral Sir 11. F. Stephenson was in attendance, and i among these present were the First Lord of the j Admiralty, Admiral Sir William M. Dowell. Admiral Sir John Dalryraple Hay, Admiral Sir George Willes, Admiral I Sir ...