... Uruguay, the Bulgarian Minister. Lord Aber- Conway. the Earl of Dundonald, Sophia Lady Paston-Cooper, and Mr. Ivor Fergusson, Lord and Lady Sinclair, Lord Southwark, Sir .loseph and Lady Savory, Viscountess Parker, Lord Moulton, Sir Samuel Evans, Colonel ...

... Mr. Smith's Suffolk*. B«t pen of two.—Lord Ellesmere’s large whites; reserve, Prince of Wales's Berkshires. Single pig.—l Vince Christian* Berkshire; reaerve, Mr. A. Hit-codds cross-bred. Prince Christian's Cup.—Lord Ellesmere’s large whites; reserve, Prince ...

... APPEAL • LORD CHIEF JUSTICE'S COURT.—Belore the Lord Justice ot Lord Justios Swinien Eady, and Mr. Justice. Bray.—At Io.ls.—From the Kings Beach sion (Final and New Trial List).—Appliesition: K. W. J. • COURT I.—Before the Ilarter ot the Rolls, Lords Thetford ...

... H. 3 Lord Durham Cocksom u. ..iioa. G. LatoHoo Mr. Spencer Gollan's c Ctollar—TiraiUeti# Day II 3.3o—The bELLING NURSERY HANDICAP of vs. tor iwo-yr-okis oc.y; winner to •old fo* 100 *ov«. Five fnrJongi *t !► LotJ VUIiOTS Ciri. %!!:■* 0 Lord Deciet ...

... Phoebe —& H. Darling 8 0 Mr J- Dankerly’s .PriTato 3 7 7 Lord Ellesmere’S The Ditch ..J. A. Dawson 3/7 THE ABOVE HAVE ARRIVED. Mr, T. Fn»fa Van Giockell 5 9 0 Mr C. Wadia'a Major Morris 10 Mr. W. Eclat “®9 ® Mr. W. Stevenson's • .Collin* 3 3 ...

... Harry Morris induced him to break his contract with the plaintiff. There had been no conspiracy between his father, Harry Morris. and himself that the witness should pick a quarrel with the plaintiff with a view to breaking the contract. Harry Morris had ...

... AN ALDERMAN. At Palte-a’ Hall yesterday, the Lord Mayor prea*ded over a wardmote of the inhabitants of Maibrook Ward, convened for the purpose of electing alderman in the room of the late Mr. Howard Morris. Mr. Joseph Addison proposed the nomination Mr ...

... made the case Judge Adams by persons who found fault with Judge O’Codnor Morris, who is ceaseless his denunciation of Irish land legislation in the Press and on the Bench. Judge Morris has quite recently attacked the Land Act with great force, and even bitterness ...

... Antient Britons - held their one hundred and nicely. Meth annivereary dinner at tho Holborn Restaurant might. The president !Lord Kensington) an. Doomed that King George bad consented to be patron of the 110tiely in to the late King, who for SO years was ...

... workers, it appears the soddent wss due John Morris, fireman employed in the mine, penetrating with an unprotected safety lamp certain old workings, in which gas had accumulated. Tho gas exploded once, and Morris lost his life, while two other men, George ...

... Stoke &Alamo% (Lord d'Abussal O. Lambtoa 2 Ghent Asain. (Lord Derr, G. Larobton 13 Bar Ladyship (Mr. L /. Cannon 13 TILE ABOVE ARE THERE. hawk( Mir. W _ Taylor Fa (Mr. Reid ltocesy Gay Lally (Mr. J. Bm-hanant F. ataaboot Cbeape( Morris Whit* Prophet ...

... the castle—Lord and Lady Lonsdale, General Sir Charles* Burnett, General Fry, the Bishop Carlisle, Canon Rawnsley, the Rev. W. P. Morris, Chaplain the regiment, Captain Rideout, and Major Cape—were received with general salute. Afterwards Lord Lonsdale ...