... officers whose resignation vas called for to offer any additional evidesnce. The guardians replied in detail to: * Mr T V Russe;ll's recent strictures on the man- eagmeaet. of the workhouse. ; At the socond day's Sittln of the Conference of the Incorporated ...

... the war, it may be noted that the Lord Chief Justice a h (Lord Russell of Kiliowen) proceeded to South- ampton this morming in order to bid farewvell to C his youngest .son, Lieutenant Russell, of the Royal h Artillery, who embarked to join the forces in ...

... an early hour on Tuesday morning the Andlem fire brigade were engaged at a serious outbreak of fire on the premises of Mr. John Dutton, of Bridgemere. It was first observed on Sunday nizht, when the Betles, Audlemn, and Nantwvich brigades were summoned ...

... residedr. I Jos OU ';eill J P. John Da'y, D C; Patrek ' Brinnan, t-i; Micliiel Ralil, D C; Maurice Butterly, J P; Eugene M'Gough, D C; oas Hanlon, P C; Richard Der'ham, D C; Frarcis DiLon, Col H Gore Lindsay, D L, J P; John K.cogh, T C; J J Goggins, D C; ...

... Hotclii s,.n - John onag. MlichLael Ct?-: .. Tin. b Iy C 'ir rington. B L. M PF; }Birtwi E70 tran Joepii P Nanneei, Hf BI Kennedv, 31 1): 1 chlt,. Matliy. An[ s lew leatre J 1 : Janies Bianii George Ileals, I P: - ?? Bown. ?? A,. J, P; John Cier. Icurenc- ...

... NORMfI COUNTRsY NEWS I|I I - hun A DARLINOTON FIAIiUt..-JOhn Whiteley, inor 1 umbrella manufacturer, of 38, Skinnergate, Fari Darlington, tiled his petition in the Stock- ton Bankruptcy Court yesterday, and was y adjudicated a bankrupt. havi TiH Dooit-ilcms;o ...

... Countess of Erroll. Madame Ella Russell had the honour of singing before the Queen and Royal Family. Sir Robert Collins arrived at Osborne, and hlad the honour of dining with her Majesty and the Royal Family. Vice-Admiral Sir John Fuller- ton, Rev. Clement ...

... ?? Ella Russell had&the honour of sing- are Leent inr before the Qucen and the Royal Family. Sir Robert Collins arrived at Osborne, and w had the honou.r of dining with Her Majesty 5;Q' an-i the Royal Family. I Fir y is Vice-Admiral Sir John Fullerton ...

... Broderers' Company. 100 0 10. T. Firebrace, EsKI.. 100 0 DI5. -Van Raaite100 0 Messrs. John S5vire. and Sons. 100 0 IDirectors of the Bod a Co. (Limited) 100 0 pep uty.C. T..Harris .52.10 I. enwiclk Fenwvick ...

... of Erroll. Madame Ella Russell had the honour of singing before the Queen antl Royal Famnily. Sir Robert Collins arrived at Osbohrne, and had the honour of dining wvith Her Ma^¢jesty and the Royasl Family. Vice-Admiral Sir John Fullerton, Rev. Clement ...

... from Bal- doyle. John Angus, jun., -WaS appointed coxswain of the Ro-tbh -lifeboat, isith instructions to. keep the crew in readineas during eas-terly gales on the s^-kri foor casualties c n the Baldoyle sanxdbank. Ar. T. X. Russell, MY.P.- has talken ...

... 12-pouiatcer il2cwt. gunis. S-i of tI-he former are to be rteadi'c for deepatch to South Afia bv the 24th inst. DEPARTURE OF LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN'S SON. Tihe saiing of th. lQ'i'donn.n Castle from South- impvon, says the 'Da.ily M l' wazs made m:ere| mterescinr ...