... ARTHUR T. KEEN, ESQ., Birmingham, : JOHN ALEXANDER CHRI 3, BSQ.. London. THE RIGHT HON. LORD PIRRIE, K.P., London, DAVID DAVIES, £3O. Mb iy Tondon THE RIGHUT HON. LORD ROTHEIHAM, Mane FRANK DUDLEY DOCKER, ESQ., C. 8., Birming- chester. : ham. : l THOMAS ...

... THE LONDON CITY & MIDLAND BANK, Authcorised Capital Subscribed Capital TreE Rieur Hox. LORD ATREDALE, Leeds. CHARLES G. BEALE, Esq., Birmingham. Stk WILLIAM BENJAMIN BOWRING, Bart.. Liverpool. JOHN ALEXANDER CHRISTIE, Esq., London. JOHN OORRY, Ezq., London ...

... form an arch for the queen to walk under. Having ascended a raised platform, Queen Dora formally abdicated her throne, and the Lord High Chamberlain: bade the ladies-in-waiting bring 1n the new queen. Whilst they did so, Harold Brown, a little boy of eight ...

... BATTERSEA BOYS AND GIRLS’ CLUBS’ DISPLAY. 7 At the Battersea Town Hall on Thursday, Major- General the Right Hon. Lord Cheylesmore, C.V.0., presided over a display of games, etc., given by the members of the boys and girls’ clubs in Battersea. The pa ...

... London. . SIMPSON GEE, Eeq., Leicester. JOHN HOWARD GWqYTHER, Esq., London, ARTHUR T. KEEN,, Es%), Birmingham. THE RIGHT HON. LORD PIRRIE, K.P., London. THOMAS ROYDEN, Lc(}, Liverpool. STR THOMAS SUTHERLAND, G.C.M.G., London. WILLIAM WATSON, Esq., Liverpool ...

... Cemetery, Magdalen-road. There will be no flowers, by request. Mr. James Morris Rucker was the eldest son of Mr. Henry Rucker, his mother being Herminia Adelaide, a daughter of Mr, James Morris, of East-hill House, Wandsworth Mr. Rucker’s father was born on May ...

... now that the Lords had taken the only step which was open to them to take. A Government which was afraid to trust the people was a Government which should not remain in office at any time. (Ironical Opposition laughter.) Mr. W. G. Morris (Lib.} said they ...

... actor by filling the role of “Sir William Honeywood.” The remaining characters were:—Philip” (a drunken butler), Mr. Edgar Morris; “Mrs. Croaker,” Miss A. E. Upton; “Miss Richland,” Miss Ethel Leicester; “Leontine” (“Croaker’s” son): Mr. Archibald | Stammers; ...

... THEFT. OF MARKED MONEY. Ellen Morris, aged 19, was brought up on remand, charged with stealing marked money, belonging to her employer, George Smith Tucker, cf the King’s Head public-house, Upper Tooting-road. She pleaded guilty, and asked for forgiveness ...

... arge of All Saints’ Church, Putney Common, on his preferment to the wcarage of Berkhampstead in the diocese of St. Albans. Lord Brownlow, the patron, will, we feel convinced, find in Mr. Davies a vicar prepared to do his very best for his new parish. ...

... have the Orown sitting to decide matters in connection with Crown properiy-~ and was there any worse man ifan a Crown lande lord? Mr, Asquith himself had said in December, 1813, in the courte of an address, “bub: of courss you must not {fail ¢o disoriminate ...

... party recommended. (Loud applause.) Mxr. A. F. Everett caused much amusement in the Opposttion B_{)asking how it was that the Lords were more popular than the Commons at the present time, following which he made allusion to the fact that the Irish vote brought ...