... deceased gentleman will be buried at Halewood 10' oa Saturday, at two pbm. I r se Tim LIs Ma, Joa.N BhEEs -The ?? of P Mr. John Beesley is to take place at Anfield fo Cemetery this (Thursday) afternoon, at two at O'clock. Mr. Beesley, who was a member ...

... M'DovgalL >f Trooper John Colling. e Trooper Charles Christopher Wood. , Trooper John Tolcher. r- Trooper Frederick William Nicholls. r Trooper Joseph Walter Gibbs. r Trooper Alexander Froderick Gurney. Trooper William Hailes Trooper John Corky. Trooper Theodore ...

... in 1886, but Mr. Harri- be son did not ?? half as many votes as Sir ct. John Lubbock, and his ill-fortune doubtless in deterred others at subsequent elections. is Now that Sir John is migrating to the its serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, z E- and ...

... Burmese Fron- tier medal, a clasp for Sikkim, and the good- conduct medal. The president of the club. Sir Edward Russell, along with Lady Russell, and Mr. Hubert Ferns, the chairman of the club, tendered a cordial greeting to each successive arrival from ...

... William Evans, 11. W. Gair, George J Jones, J. Hope Simpson, E. B. Piokniere, L B. I Haddock, John Branoker, A. A. Paton. H. H. E Hornbv, F. Henderson, John Henderson, D. ( Cunningham, Philip Garnett, Edward Paull, G. Smith-Brodrick, J.W. Hughes, Joseph ...

... Holmes (president) I ?r occupied the chair, and those present included the, Lord Mayor (Mr. L. S. Cohen), Sir John A. ,. Willox, M.P., Sir E. R. Russell, Dr. Tudsbery, has. C.E. (London), the Hon. J. Boyle . (American Consul). Alderman C. Petrie, Alder- man ...

... L-Morning and even- t ?? Stanley Roprs. Pebroke ChapeL-Morning and evening, Mra GF. s Myrteatneet-Morning and evening, Bev John Thora. s Welsh Congregational, Grove-street-Rev. D. Ada= Hartagton-road Congregational-Rev. W. LRoberts. e Edgehill Congre ...

... resepectively, and will havo snach better thrn troop- ship fare. thouglh the other appointments are tho samue. General Sir Baker Russell told me they wore none of the finest bodies of men lie had ceen alippod there. They certariihy loolked a fine set-op body ...

... Mr. F. W. Wilkes; evenmig, Rev. d , John Ward. Templar HalL-Morning, Mr. H. Clagne; evening, Ber. J. C. Stuart. I Phythran-street.-Mouing, Rev. S. Wilkes; evening, I Mr. G0 C. Deakin. Wesley HaLti-Morndng, Rev. John Ward; evening, Mr J. A. Lee. ) Centr ...

... retires. D .WitU:m Ash, Frank F. Evans. and James H. M. Wallis. trading as Ash Bros. and Co., Wake- field. malsters. John H. GOrves and John A. Clokie, carrying Th on business as J. Holmes Oreaves and Co., Ponteicract and Casitleford. architects and sur- ...

... certain religious Orders, C availing himself of a Presidential decree g when the Senate emasculated his Bill. But p like Lord John Russell's Ecclesiastical Titles i Act in this country, the proscription was t] allowed to fall into abeyance immediately X after ...

... VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE CORPS. WOUNDI Major Walter, Lancashire Fusilers (eg, severe). Volunteems E. Banje], L. CapeL S. Young, C. Russel, F. Burgess, T. Kezwy, C Smith, and R Moss. The Admiralty reports the following casualties at Ladysmith on the 23rd inst, ...