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... THE INDIAN CONTINGENT. REVIEW BY LORD KITCHENER. The promised visit of Lord Kitchener to review the troops of the Indian Coronation Contingent encamped at Hampton Court took place yesterday, and a great crowd of the residents in the surrounding districts ...
... Division of • Commissioners of :Or Übe Copthoeue DITIAIOn of COURT ll.—Bclore Lords Justices Swinfen RAWL naked and Bonitos—At 11.0.—Appeal Motions—Ea parte. Motion: Morris • Appeals. bench (Interlocutory List,: Spiels son Pond. Ltd. • John Dull, Ltd ...
... Hon. Mrs. Howard at 213. Grosvenor-square, the residence of Lord and Lady Strathcona, were Baron von Friesen, representing the Landgrave of Hesse, Lord and Lady Stratheona, Lady Congleton and Lord Congleton, the Hon. W. Parnell, Commander and the Hon. Mrs ...
... delivered by Lord Justice Kennedy. The other noble learned Lords gave judgment to the same effect, and the appeal was accordingly dismissed with costs. The Law Lords hearing the appeal were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Macnaghtert, ...
... THE LORD ROBERT MEMORIAL FUND. T' LORD f&BE w ß o Ta mi ll o ß p6 3l . lo . llA . L FUND FOR DISABLED BOLDIERS AND BAILORS. The loco Soldiers a Sailors Help Society.) au Royal nd . the Presideat and the Elegutive Cons- ACKNOWLE* d the following bather ...
... P.C. LORD C. BERESFORD. Lord Charles Beresford, who is staying with Mr. Arnold White in the neighbourhood of Farnham Royal. and Lord Desborough have been sworn in as special constables for Buckinghamshire. The Earl of Meath has offered to grant a bonus ...
... luncheon hour. Some of the beat •booting waa obtainable on the of Lord Enftald, Lady Meox, Earl Warwick. Lord MounUtephen, the Marquee* of Saliebory. Sir Edgar Seabright. Lord Ampthill, and Lord Grimthorpe. Numeroua bourn pariiea bare been erranged tor the ...
... LAW AND POLICE. EMPLOYER'S APPEAL. UNREASONABLE RESTRAINT OF TRADE. House of Lords. The hearing was resumed yesterday of the case of Herbert Morris (Limited) v. baxelby. It appears that the parties entered into an agreement by the terms of which li. axelby ...
... the Lord Mayor of London. Our and Our President was •übmuted by Lord Henuage. who said that their counly must not be regarded as an agricultural shire, and they mast never forget that it possessed the greatest fishing port in the country. Lord Ain-aster ...
... Brodrick. Lord Hersckell, Lady McClaren, and gjr Ralph Anstruther. At the tables in the carden were the Duke of Newcastle, Windsor. l*ord C. F. B. Bruce, Viscount Clifden. and Mr. Hope Morley. In tk© grand stand boxes were the Earl of Winchilsea, Lord Pembroke ...
... diacredit on limcrnuiv Lord Northoote and Lord Amptiiill t (airly be urged that Bombay ami are not better governed than the I Provinces were under Sir Antony, w ' MacDoonell.orthe Punjab under Sir l„. , Ibbetaon. It is easy umkrstaM ttv • Lord Moriev, having ...
... TO-DAY. BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS — Thumps Cemesseiressey and Previsional Order sin (Lord Denman) Reading. Paelimenat MI (Earl at Cnnra)—Seeend Conveyancing Bill (the Lewd Cheaceller)—Com. HOUSE OF COMMONS-- The ifinimer as maw • nesintina ...