... with the recommendations of Lord Rayleigh’s Committee before them, might be expected to adjudicate fairly in tlie general interests. After some remarks from Lord Knutsford, the Duke of Northumberland, and Lord Macnaghten, Lord Morley, Chairman of Committees ...

... NOTICES. NOUSE Of LORDS At 10.45.-Forther hearing. Nestoodllond Compel., Ray ot Woad. Slate ate tLimitedi. lleeruli. - Thomaion r R. W. Gook' anal Companr. SUFISM!! COURT •OF JUOMIATURS. The Court of Appeal. 001.11 i the Muter et the Rolla Lord Rockier. tad ...

... LORD GEORGE HAMILTON ON INDIA. The Mayor of Kinsingto* (Sir H. Seymour Kiftf. M.T.), night cnterUinH dinner large of guerts inclndiag the priaeipal Aagloladiaos resident in the old Palace suburb. Among those present were Lord George Hamilton, M.P., Secretary ...

... PRESENTATION OF THE LORD MAYOR ELECT. LORD HALSBURY AND CITY ECONOMY. Mr. Alderman Pound, the Lord Mayor Elect, yesterday waited upon the Lord Chancellor the House of Lords, receive from him an intimation of bis Majesty’s approval ot bis ...

... OFFER BT LORD BRASSEY. ROME, Sept. 30. Lord Brassey has offered to erect, at hit own expense, Urge number wooden cottages on the English model for the sufferers in the recent earthquake disaster. The offer has bean , accented the Oomrnment, and Lord Brae- ...

... and was boro May 2. IMI. Lord Hampden waa twice married, aecoad wife being daughter of the late Lord George Caeendith. Tbs titles of Viacoont Hampden and Baron Dacra deaceod to their aoo, Major the Hon. Thomas Walter Brand, late of the 10th Homan, who ...

... Middle Temple). The following friends of the late Lord also attended: —The American Ambassador (Mr. Joseph H. Choate), the Swedish Slinister (Baron Bildt), Lord Macuaghten, Lord Davey, Lord Robertson, Lord Lind ley, the Attorney General (Sir ...

... Bight Hoo. LORD PfSBIE. London. KD. G.C.M.0., London. • E&i., CoreaUf. MANAGING DIRECTOR—B. O. HOLDEN, H*q., M.P. HEAD OFFICE: 5. THREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON, E.C. J. M. MADDERS. 8. B. MURRAY. W. H. HILLMAN. Joint Genera: Manages. C. J. MORRIS, Secretary ...

... of excessive drinking. The trade had made their appeal to the Lords; he would be very much surprised if the appeal was made in vain. One had mixed feelings the possible action of the Lords. If they withstood the appeal, would feel some sense of satisfaction ...

... THE LORD ROBERTS MEMORIAL FUND- tarillso4) M. Goddard. Munro 1.. H. sad Al. A F. H. Wadge, Fn., J. A 11n., Mrs J. Itemay, A. Buchanan. TM ViJlage of Beveridge, J. Murvbs.. req.. His. J. H. Hutt. En., In Memoriam Lieut. J. N. H. Murphy, J. James. Esq. ...

... THE LORD MAYOR'S SPECIAL FUND. T HE LORD MAYOR'S SPECIAL FUND FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED IN THE WAR. MANSION HOUSE APPEAL The LOND MAYOR bee OPENED a SPECIAL FUND at the MANSION HOLEW with the .es of PROVIDING FURTHER oar and WOUNDED is the WAR, and Ihrseetig ...

... Watts, the artist. who ads:,..ed her to tumult Cabinet., which iuyluded at dug time Lord Morley and Mr. James Bryce. Browning, bwinburne, and Morris seemed the . tlares obvious candidates for the post, but the choue of any one of such democratic, not to say ...