... ny of n3 the Liberal party there has been added a y . controversy over Imperaism, the ingenious t 'views of a writer in Mr. John Murray's new d- _p the Monthly iw, deserve ii t onsired. The contentfon which C r this aathor seeks to maintain is that ...

... AGAINST A CON- STABLE AND A MIDWIFE. At the South-Western Police-court, London, on Saturdayv Eliza Francis Keen, 45, midwife. end John Villiam Smith, 32, police constable, wore charged 'i th verformin g an illegal operation on a single young woman in service ...

... Ream corporal II Wisby Private L G Frith Private M Miorrs Private A E Crosslserd Private W Morton Private A Brown Private T Russell Private J A Wiseman TmOBBYCROFTM MOUNTED INFANRY. Sergeant G Just Private G L Ellis Sergeant G Mason Private H Fletcher Sergeant ...

... reopening will be ani celebrated by a dinner, at which the members gri *hope to bare- the presence of the president, Sir be John T. Brunner, M.P., Mr. Edward Evans, jun., Mi Mr. RI. D. Bolt, nod other leading Liberals. ga Bor~y FouND os- rTU- SEOsts AT ...

... 117,724, balances £2,704,615. Amidst many manifestations of deep regret the temains of the late Lord Chief Justice (Lord Russell of Killowen) were interred yesterday at Epsom. Requiem Mass was celebrated in London at the Brompton Oratory prior to the ...

... Board), and Mr. W. Hewitt, B.Sc. (direc- A ?? while er the afternoon session will be attended by the Lord ly Mayor, Sir F- R. Russell, and Mr. George Wynne. l It has been arranged for the annual dinner to be m held in the evening at the Grana Hotel, Lime- ...

... Rev. A. B. Boyd-Carpenter, ALLA., will deliver a lecture on Curran-'-Orator and Wit, The president of the club, Sir Edward Russell, will preside. EVsSruaG LsrcP SIs Tis Mussm.-Mr. W. S. Laverock, hLA.B. S. (assistant in the Derby Museum), is giving ashort ...

... return sent to rhe War Office did not distinguish e- tween mounted infantry and infantry. ,1OTOR CAR REGULATIONS. yes Mr. RUSSELL, replylig to Mr. Price, said o I that some recommendation had been made to the Local Government Board in regard to motor cars ...

... Ehtn, three special ringing I ?? cheers. Mr. Lee Jones and his faithful staff of g permanent workers, accompanied by Air. Russell ?? and Mr. J. Weathera, conducted the: o eutr~inmnt. Sch tratslothough so welcome workn oenfi , only form a small portion ...

... 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 ...

... the Rev. E. N. ast rip. IToara, Miss Ellen Robinson, Messrs. S. Reeves, abo in James Steel, Aifre-i T. Davies, John Edwards, nur ins- and John Maokenzie M Leod A vote of thanks inc da, to Mr. and Mr.- Allan Bright was proposed by an rd, the Rev. E. N. Hoare ...

... the message goes on to say, have ol been released on parole to preserve order n among our men who are prisoners. tc a Sir John T. Branner, Bart., M.P., pr- hi sided last night at a large gathering con- ti vened by the South Africa Conciliation Com- oi ...