... Knighthood upon each of the fol- 6e mplowing:- I U16 William Doxford, Esq., M.P. son I Walter Thorburn, Esq., M.P. San lf.. Thomas Lander Brunton, Esq., M.D., (M )ol F.BB.S. Vel the Janes Baffow Pail, Esq., Iyon King of der pol Ann& ?? CY, Inn8 G. D. De ...

... J. he en Scott, Spellow-lans, 0. H. Jones, Egremont, Phil no ot- Dutton, Evrion-brow, Thcs. Evans, Birkenhead. to Thos. 5. Thomas, Oakfied-road, and Daniel tb, ?? Lloyd, EgreMont. On the motion of r. Lloyd, li d, seconded by Mr 0. H , it was decided to ...

... he has raised £15,000 tovwurds the project. It was pointed out that the moin are good ehots, splendid horsemen, and used to hardi- cIips, and will make e;collesst nsaterial for scouting. CHESHIRE. A Chester correspos-dent states that- the two Cheshire troops ...

... to be a very busy one for the Chief Magistrate and Lady Mayoress, so v far as social functions are concerned. rhi tak The hardy fernery which has just been thE erected in the Botanic Gardens, at Waver- BiL tree, should prove highly attractive during res ...

... Shame.) He instructed his London agents to apply for an interim injunction. The application was made to Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy, but, unfortu- nately. it was refused, and they were allowed to serve notice of motion for an injunction to be heard on Friday ...

... Council (seven: Cap- tain W. Danton, 042-, Charles Hardy,.Robert In Henry Jones, Charles iLjeod, Robert =Richard Willi-ams. SERVINGCONSTABLES ON DUTY WITH DRINK. At Warrington Police Cour4 Yesterday, Thomas Boscow, landlord of the Ring of Bells, Wilders- ...

... beisch-ommitted thepnrisoner for one day only. TaE WaR AND THEWri DcEs-The fol- lowing is an extract from a circular which Messrs. Thomas M 'Oracken and Co., of 3, Rumford- street, are sending to their cuasmers nk a few days, and it is rather interesting reading ...

... meeting of the members of the Liverpool Clerks' Association was held last even- 0 ing at Exchange Station-buildings, when Mr. d Thomas Clarkson (chairman of director) pre- 0 sided. A'summary of the 38th report-that for 1- 1899-whioh shows a total membership ...

... that, although ,1, of a different order, the spectacle afforded by ae the British is no less worthy of esteem thanl a the hardy and Yet tranquil bravery of their 3 Sv adversaries. These Boars have made the I a. world wonder by hieroisma at once classic ...

... Private H. H. Bezoy, 3149 Private rE .Genland. 1st YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. I-Killed.-3549 Sergeant B. Richardson, 56fA Private R. Hardy, 2936 Private J. W. Clarke, as ?3 .cram, 2304 Private R. Row, 2365 Private J.Wilkinson, 307Private A. Grigg. Wounded.-Captain ...

... mention several more ?? achaarata pict&, known as the. shot silk plant, because of the variable colours of its floweer6: it is a hardy perennial, and its common name is th. lungwort. ?? sacbaarat is the sugared lnngwort,. me it is easy to understand how attractive ...

... Simmons (Camden Town), 3y Thomas Smith (born Edinbnrgh 1868X, Thomas se B. J. Smith (left EaglaDd, 1894 William Tay- Y5 lor (victualler, Liverpool), Charles-Thomas (ae- 'es minsterd, George Thomas (Hereford), William On- Henry Thomas, Ernest ...