... o. Lord Morris (says the &cuing Semi) makes this admission and suggests that he might have been in aloe as Lord of Appeal just a little longer, but he %as made • record, having served longer than any judge of the century. Once in Coleraine Lord Morris ...

... LORD TENNYSON The Poet ot the Age, With personal recollections and Dramatic Recitations, TUESDAY, 20TH FEBRUARY, At 8 p.m. Numbered Reserved Seats -- Second Seete To be obtained at Mtwara Morris & RFri-ne, High Street. South Norwood ; Mews. Rolfey ...

... LORD TENNYSON The Poet ol the Age, With personal recollections and Dramatic Recitations, TUESDAY ; 20TH FEBRUARY, At 8 p.m. Numbered 8446; {oak Bow 6d. To obtained Mann Morris t RErFoa, High Strait Ban* Norwood ; Mows. &Sty & Clark, High Stmt. Croydon ...

... giving time to look round. In other respects, too ? he was fortunate. He met the Rev. J. C. Morris himself, and he was the preacher for the evening. Mr. Morris is (says our correspondent) keenly interested in his old friends at South Norwood, and wished ...

... forces in Victoria since 18:4. The 9th Brigade, to the command of which Major-General Pole-Carew is appointed, is serving ander Lord Methuen. The Staff of the Brigade has sot yet been named. It will doubtless (says the World) be selected locally. The Brigade ...

... by G. Ileathcote : 1 Kt-Q6. Correct solutions received from Captain Beau. moot and F. Southey. THE LORD CHANCELLORSHIP. T 66 holder of the office of Lord Chancellor of Great Britain does not enjoy the security of tenure belonging to his Irish brother. ...

... this year took the opportunity of opening the show, and with him came the Princess, dressed in black velvet with a sable cape. Lord Arthur Hill presented the inevitable addreu of welcome, as well as some buttonholes of shamrock from a Wexford priest; and ...

... vacancy among the Associates that he has filled was made by the retirement of Mr. P. R. Morris on the ground of continued ill-health. Not so many years ago Mr. Morris ranked as one of the cleverest of a considerable class of artists who could render the ...

... the living of Bradwell, near to Braintree, in North Rose:. Bradwell is a rectory. io the gift of Henry Tweed Brunwiu, Ileq., lord of the manor. The church, which is dedicated to the Holy Trinity, is an ancient building of the 13th century, containing several ...

... being quietly Kennett Barrington, Ma'-Gen. Astley Terry, Sir welcomed by her, though she took no active part Andrew Fairbairn , Lord Moetyn, Sir James Dick, in the day's prOceedings, the responsibility now Colonel C. W. Rowdier (commissioner of the St. resting ...

... and Mrs. Gofton-Salmond's invitation to be present were:—The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, Mr. and Miss Newton, the Admiral of the Fleet (the Earl of Clanwilliam), and Countess Clanwilliam, Lord and Lady Click Browse. Gen. Sir Win. Olpherts, G.C.8., and ...

... :the lEarl off Pembroke Montgomery.', Th. Right ion. Ltd Rumen of Killowen. The Right Hon C.l'. Ritchie, M.P. Ti.e Right Hon. Lord Hylton. Co. no Rumor, hay., M.P. the Mayor of Croydon, J.P. (Mr. Councillor • eage). Sir Sally Crow.;, khzt. Alderwan Sir FreJlr ...