... brought the matter their notice. (Hear, hear.) THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Councillor James Jones moved: That this : association reiterates its opinion that the un- I limited power of veto which the House Lords possesses, and which is so frequently used to de' feat ...

... Pianoforte solo, Miss Harding; song, What do the green leaves whisper, Miss A. M. Wilks; violin solo, Romance, Miss E. Morris, A.L.C.M.; song, Home, dearie home, Mrs. Brierley; recital, Mrs. Tommy Atkins, Mr. Brierley; song, An evening melody ...

... (given by Messrs. Webb and Sons), for five acres of swedes grown trom their seed: Mr. E. Hailes, Harvington Hall. 2gs. (given by Lord Cobham), for four acres of mangels: Mr. C. Lawley. 1 guinea, for acre of common turnips (given by Mr. G. Wilson), Mr. T. G ...

... and Mrs. Preece, Misses Price, Mr. and Mrs! R. C. Morris, Mr. W. H. Davis, Mr. and Miss Aston, Mr. and Mrs. Hellaby, Mr. Amos, Miss Middleton, Mrs. Davis, Miss Baker, Mr. and Mrs. F. Goodall, Mr. T. Morris, Mr. A. and the Misses Brown, Mr. G. Brown, Mr. ...

... least idea in the world. They fret and linger, to a War Office for?ot. —Morning Herald. LORD ROSEBERY AND THE GOVERNMENT. The Press Association understands that Lord Rosebery lias sent the following letter a correspondent: Sir, —I obliged your letter. ...

... the championship, Lot Redgrave sei cured seven first prizes and a special, and Lord Ronald and Norah of Redgrave also gained awards. | The Earl of Clarendon, the new Lord Cham; berlain, has, like his predecessor in the office, I associations with the ...

... which, lie thought, would prove effective suppressing the Boer guerillas. PRESENT FOR LORD ROBERTS. At meeting of citizens held at Bath it was resolved to present Lord Roberts with a silver statuette representing his son, the late L>eut. the Hon. F. Roberts ...

... Miss Partington the bran dip, Mrs. Spencer Workman and Miss K. Smith presided the afternoon tea stall, and Mis,. Clark, Mrs. Morris, and Mrs. Hinks at the refreshment stall. Nearly 200 children were served with an excellent tea, which was paid for out, the ...

... evidence. Fined 7s. 6d. and costs. After aoxrEp.—Georgo Smith and Reuben Morris, of Barbourne, were charged with trespassing pursuit of conies. Harry Starkey, gamekeeper to Lord Hindlip, said he saw them on land in the occupation of Mr. J. Price, Blackpole ...

... LOCAL NEWS. Lord and) Lady Windsor are staying at Hewell Grange, near Bromsgrove. Miss Walker and Miss Helen Woodward loft Perdiswell Hall last week for London, en route for the Riviera. The Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and Countess Cadogan, who are at ...

... lis., ' including cost 6. P.C. Morris proved the last two cases. Highway.—Edward Blunt, Neen Sollars, farmer, was fined 7s. 6d., including costs, for allow two cows to stray on the highway, on the Bth December. P.C. Morris proved the case. —William Heighway ...

... the abolition of the collectorship of in! kind revenue at Stourbridge, which had existed I for nearly two centuries. Lord Windsor, Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan- shire, and president of the Cardiff Conservative ' Association, presided on Wednesday night ...