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... citizen who is a very great burden to the diplomatic representatives of the United States. In the Geographical Journal Sir John Lubbock discusses various speculations of himself and other scientific men with regard to The Configuration of the Earth's ...
... beginning to - r~ehlse that, if the labour movement could he f un red, ishour would he rcnressnted in the ' IHouse of Comminons-MVr John Slas ltes Glasgow, iovead, aud M-,r Kmay (Glasgow Trades mg Council) seconded, a resolution expressing the IPri view nralteithe~r ...
... other divisions in the county. G-ENTERAL RUSSELL AND OUR ARTILLERY. Replying to a constituent who asked him to use every effort to induce the Government to supply the army with effective gans, General Russell, M7U.P. for Cheltenram, laments the fact that ...
... Collins was plan selected to contest the vacancy in ihe repre- bel sentation of the university caused by the I elevation of Sir John Lubbock to the peerage. GoN Two children were run over by a lorry in thel only Cowgate, Edinburgh, yesterday, and so severely ...
... William Evans, 11. W. Gair, George J Jones, J. Hope Simpson, E. B. Piokniere, L B. I Haddock, John Branoker, A. A. Paton. H. H. E Hornbv, F. Henderson, John Henderson, D. ( Cunningham, Philip Garnett, Edward Paull, G. Smith-Brodrick, J.W. Hughes, Joseph ...
... physical and chemical research and for biological anid oceanographical Investigations. Dr Alfred Russel Wallace. Yesterday the veteran scientist Dr Alfred Russel Wallace entered on his 78Lh year. As far back as 1853 he published his first work, Travels on ...
... Volunteers of the battalion. Mur ?? Russell, shipbuilder, has sent a, cheque! F for £25, -and Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart has intimated his desire to subscribe. day Horses for the Imperial Yeomanry, Pan: :fant Colonel Sir John Gilmour and Lieutenant Afrt Simpson ...
... commoi- i nations with Norval's Pont, withdrew their troops.' ' 2 SIR JOHN MILBANKE L6 WOUNDED. !i Ic. (Press Association War Special.) I Rensburg, January S (detained by Censor). Sir John Milbanke to-day went out with patrol of five men in all on the plain ...
... Willow l ow. ,I'olic constable Calla~dine was on duty at thei bottem of St. Mary's Gate, when lie was informed by a man named .John AMcLelland that Mr. Luck's shop was on tire, and he immediately proceeded to I give alarm at the lfiro Station. The reel was ...
... 77 George McDougall, 44 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick Win. Nicholls, 55 Joseph Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney, 60 William Iailes, 46 John Cor- by, 140 Theodore Baker, 193 Alfred Joseph Wood. PRISONERS. Troopers 73 John Puctmoro Lucy, 21 Arthur ...
... de They were firedon by the enemyts outposts and retired. m The Doers galloped to intercept, them, and 'slightly wounded Sir John Milbnk :in. thj fo ?? as THE BRITISH CASUALTIES S9 OFFICIAL LIST.- se The General Commanding at Cape Town tele- graphs to the ...
... the Now Baptist Chapel at orfloield is announced for Wednesday, January 24th, when the Lord Mayor of Bristol, D; John Clifibrd, the Rev John Thomas, and others I l will take part. I CCLII.UEN'S 1OSDPITAL-A little boy named f |erbert George Dyer, aged four ...