... EARL RUSSELL IN THE DIVORCE COURT. £1,500 DAMAGES. In the Divorce Court, on Tuesday, Sir Francis Jeune and a common jury heard the suit of Somerville v. Somerville and Russell. The petitioner, Mr. George John Somerville, en- gineer and secretary to the ...

... EARL RUSSELL IN THE DIVORCE CODRT. £1,500 DAMAGES In the Divorce Court, on Tuesday, Sir Francis .Jeune and a common jury heard the auit of ?? v. Somerville and Russell. The oetiticner, Mr. George John Somerville, en- gineer and secretary to the Electrical ...

... honour. Miss Florence Russell Spiers gave a graceful and natural impersonation of the character of the heroine, and Misses W. Frances, Frances Wolviston, and Lizzie Montague gave excellent representations. Messrs. Charles Ellis, John F. Tray nor, Arthur ...

... honour. Miss Florence Russell Spiers gave a graceful and natural impersonation of the character of the heroine, and Misses W. Frances, Frances Wolviston, and Lizzie Montague gave excellent representations. Messrs. Charles Ellis. John F. Traynor, Arthur Leigh ...

... 7-30. Mr. Hanbury at Preston. Lord Cross and Bishop of Rochester at meeting of Church Defence and Instruction Com- mittee. Mr. John Murray at Authors' Club. Nottingham Races (two days). Sir Walter Foster at Ipswich. WEDNESDAY. Newmill District Council. Major ...

... single out individuals for special ment'on. Suffice it to say that Messrs. Claveriug Craig wa Duncan Bly (the heavy man), John H. Man- ley as Gabriel Garth, R. N. Davidson as Jade Halyard, F. Stapleton Hunter as Mike Copph stone (the villain's pardonable ...

... Winfrey (L.) 3,762 DERBYSHIRE, S. JOHN GRETTON CO.) 6,073 H. H. RAPHAEL (L.) 5,707 Unionist majority ?? 366 No change. Result in 1895. John Gretton, Jun. CO.) 6.104 H. E. Broad (L.) 5,21 i TYRONE, S. T. W. RUSSELL CO.) 2,499 G. THOMPSON CO.) 2,409 G ...

... RICH AND POOR OF LONDON. Life's contrasts are vividly portrayed at the Empire Theatre tnis week through the agency of Mr. John F. Preston's company, which is res- ponsible for the first production in Hudders*rdd of Mr. Max Goldberg's realistic play, ...

... stapler) 120,442 Mr. W. P. Bodkin (judge) ?? 119,218 Lord Farrer ?? Lieutenant M*Corquodale 118,601 Mr. C. W. Dawes 118,439 Sir John Cowan, Bart 118,252 Mr. G. Kelly n ?? Rev. C. T. Royds 117,227 Sir G. Cottrell, Bart 116,669 Mrs. Money Coutts 116,069 Mr. ...

... ran, Miilenniora, GoO n SS * Good-bye John. Amria, Harlech? Periteus * ,o ?? 2.30-BEAUFORT STAKES (welter handicap) of farlongi 0 0 ' 6 * 611 WUh *° ™ a ' ?? 8 7 Mr. J. B. Leigh's THE WYVERN syra. 8 0 Mr. Russell's STAGE VILLAIN 4yra. S,oa ° ' 9 OMrL ...

... Captain Greville ?? W. Priestley ?? John Sheldon (Independent). BRADFORD (CENTRAL). J. L. Wanklyn ?? Arthur Anderton ?? BRADFORD (WEST). Ernest Flower ?? F. Jowett (Labour). BRIGHTON. Captain Wentworth ?? Gerald Loder ?? John Kensit (Independent). BOW AND BROMLEY ...

... Cackle, Sales, Harvest Money, Pearley Reed. STOCKTON MEETING. _\ - O-TKIAL SELLING PLATE of 200 soys. Five fnrlongs. 9 0 Mr. Russel's STAGE VILLAIN 4yre. .. . .. „ O. Madden 1 •S 0 Mr. E. Courage's FUNNY BOAT aged Weldon 2 •9 10 Mr. W.E. Elsey's HOLT CASTLE ...