... Seymoor, pair brooio figures; Captain and Mrs. Harry SturgU. carved chair; Mr. A. C. Benson, book; Lady Harcoart. umbrella; Lord Killanin, flare Jog; Lady Alio* Ashley, waterrolonr minting; Hon. Henry Lygon, walking atick: Sir and Mis* pastel portrait ol Lady ...

... disagreed by the Commons, and will not insisted on bv tlie Lords—as Lord Lanedowne pointed out. The deletion of tl»© amendment is merely figleaf to cover the sbasne of the Liberal party —this Lord Robertson cogently urged to-nignt. More TOODOV, but not from ...

... be impressed the powerful indictment Lord Killanin of the policy exclusion. Lord Killanin spoke with small authority the subject. The Government are to some extent reassured the concluding passage in the speech Lord Lansdowne, m which ho ...

... lands last night on the reported offer the Canadian Pacific* Railway subsidies fast passenger service across Atlantic. Lord Killanin asked whether the Government trcrtild consider the advisability of establishing terminal port for such a service on the ...

... —Reuter. Lord Baden-Powell arrived at Las yesterday his way back England East Airlca. Ufa health 1» improving. EIRE PACT TJPPER HOI PEERS' CHORUS COMMENDATK LORD MANCRC AND THE SPECTATOR WESTMINSTER. Monday The Eire Rill passed its seco ing in the Lords with ...

... Government withdraw the amendment. Tho LORD CHANCELLOR said he was never consulted as meaning tho clause, but tho Government, moving the amendment, carrying out the view expressed the present Lord Chief Justice. Lord Carson's apprehensions to the effect ...

... Lord Kinross, Lord Loch, Lord Grenfcll, Lord Killanin, Lord Brampton, Lord Kitchener, Lord Milner, Lord Cucrie. ...

... l»adi»o of ilu- F**llo\v?lii|i. \vhit*!i Koval l!i-fline*> i’au-.p. Lord was vesterdav Among the* prominent people visiting Morocco season are VHeount Peci. ih.* Hon. Doris Peel, and Lord Killanin. uho leave ibis week Tor moio: tour in that country. Pouter's ...

... influence Great Britain the world. Lord KILLANIN (C.) agreed with Lord Londonderry that was premature to talk now about amending Act. Personally, the only amendment would like was one for the repeal of tho whole Act. Lord AND BROWNE having recently returned ...

... Duke and Duchess of Norfolk, tie Hon. rc.- .M t W ...

... Christian common sense. (Cheers.) Lord Lansdowne Supports the Bill. Lord LANSDOWNE (Leader the Opposition), referring previous occasions which this subject has been discussed the House, said: I think the view of the Houee of Lords was well embodied in a resolution ...

... SECOND CHAMBER REFORM. The Lord Chancellor book his sea* toe Woolsack yesterday half-past three o’clock. The debate on toe motion for the second reading of the Marque* Lanadowne’s House Lords Reconctit-ut&on Bill wee resumed The Earl of LYTT'ON (C.), ...