... business of the Court, at the Chy Police-court, on Monday, the Mayor referred the death of Lord Beauchamp's brother. He said should like the sympathy of the Bench with Lord Beauchamp and with Lady Mary Lygon, and, in fact, with the whole of the family, in the ...

... dismissed. Assault.—Andrew Morris, Ledbury, aged about 13, was summoned for assaulting William Dally, in the churchyard, on Dec. 2. The lads were disputing,and Morris knocked Dally against tombstone, and cut his head. Morris said that Dally threatened ...

... er, Northfield. Herbert R. Lloyd, architect, Redditch. ti Thomas Lond, contractor, Northfield. .• A. Morris, manufacturer, Redditch. ~ Joseph Morris, farmer, Feckenham. .. Ralph J. Palmer, farmer, Hadzor. THE CHARGE. , his charge to the Grand Jury, tlie ...

... Dr. Chafy spoke of coins and ancient relics that had been found in the parish, and passed on to refer to the part which the lords of the parish had always taken in national events. What remained of the Saxon church showed that itmust have received a good ...

... sentry shot a sergeant and a private. f LORD ROBERTS AND THE RETURNING SOLDIERS. f ——— * A TIMELY WARNING. The Press Association has received from Lord j Stanley, for publication, a copy of a letter from f Lord Roberts, dated Pretoria. Sept. 30, wherej ...

... President: Sir Harry Foley Vernon, Bart. Vice-presidents: Messrs. J. G. Green and G. Penrice. Patrons: Messrs. W. H. Smith, I. Morris, M. Roe, A. Brown, T. WaJ, L. Nicholls, W. Palmer, T. Cooper, and G. Hollington. Stewards: Messrs. John Wilson, R. Palmer ...

... son and heir was born to Lord Deerhurst, eldest son of the Earl of Coventry. We are glad hear that Lady Deerhurst and child are doing • well. There was considerable rejoicing to cele- j brate the event at Birlingham, where Lord and Lady Deerhurst reside ...

... one has touched tho supreme position of Lord George Hamilton, who has 18 relatives at the front, but there are several in the position of Lord Salisbury, who has four relatives on service. His fourth son, Major Lord Edward Cecil, has been, next to Colonel ...

... are informed upon the best authority that Lord Beauchamp will leave Government House, Sydney, early in November next, and then in-1 tends to visit India, and is expected to arrive in England for Easter. Lord and Lady Wolverton leave London this week for ...

... Shire Colt, foaled in 1899.—Mr. J. Lewis, Montgomery, Mintwell, 1; Lord Llangattock, Monmouth, Hendre Matchless, 2; Wm. J. Basnett, Ludlow, Bilbury King, 3. Shire Colt, foaled in 1898.—Lord Llangattock, 1; Mr. J. Lewis, Sweldon King, 2; Mr. F. Coney, Cotheridge ...

... NEWS. I LORD DUDLEY & THE LORD-LIEUTENANCY OF IRELAND. ' The Exchange Telegraph Company says the belief still prevails in well-informed quarters that j the Earl of Dudley, who has just returned from » South Africa, will succeed Earl Cadogan Lord' Lieutenant ...

... that, he felt sure that tbe gentleman at Whittington wotdd be quite agreeable. With regard to Mr. Morris's observations, he would only ask him if he (Mr. Morris) had any difficulty getting water. (Ljpud laughter.) The Mayor suggested that the Corporation ...