... 9 artie® ' After a long and able debate, thgnfl Lord Dunraven was withdrawn, =, reading of the Irish Land Bill Was‘the night passed without a division. n no doubt be thoroughly discussed 0w and the Lords will do their best Lg!d d s measure just to all ...

... trusted all of them would realise their Christian duty not to take part in games played on the Lord’s Day. They should not allow their sports to be demoralised. Rt Lord Kinnaird thanked them for inviting him there, and said that on looking -into their faces ...

... Fly Fly, Cherry Blossom, Sing Song, Sor See, and Chrysanthemum (maidens attendant on the Princess), Misses G. Armstrong, E. Morris, M. Reynolds, G. Gordon, M. Bundy, and D. Young; the Emperor Hokipokititoptop (a_ peppery potentate), Master E. Willey; Ching ...

... about the matter, except this: On Wednesday evening he was present ab the prize distribution of the Battersea Polytechnic, and Lord Henry Bentinck, who was present, told him that there was a sum of money at the disopsal of the County Council for the purpose ...

... oftered to the most successful competitor. Another dance was taken part in by a greater number of children. This was the “Morris” dance, which was greatly admired. At the conclusion of the dancing, the Mayor of Wandsworth (Councillor A. D. Dawnay), who ...

... Briggs, W. G. G. Cooper, N. B. Deane, J. V. Gil, R. J. Gosling, W. T. Greig, L. S. Miller, P, H. Mills, F. J. T. Moore, F. W. Morris, R. L. Morrison, W. Mursell, J. W. Norris, W. E. Poul-! son, W. B. Prince, F. E. Salter, S. T. Searchfield, W. J. Strand, ...