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... of the New-Year's honours appears in shi another column. Peerages have been conferred wh on Sir Stafford Northcote and Sir John Lub- bock. Among the new knights appear the c01 names of Walter Thorbornr, M.P., and James as Balfour Paul, Lyon King of Arms ...
... ?? Ella Russell had&the honour of sing- are Leent inr before the Qucen and the Royal Family. Sir Robert Collins arrived at Osborne, and w had the honou.r of dining with Her Majesty 5;Q' an-i the Royal Family. I Fir y is Vice-Admiral Sir John Fullerton ...
... beginning to - r~ehlse that, if the labour movement could he f un red, ishour would he rcnressnted in the ' IHouse of Comminons-MVr John Slas ltes Glasgow, iovead, aud M-,r Kmay (Glasgow Trades mg Council) seconded, a resolution expressing the IPri view nralteithe~r ...
... Collins was plan selected to contest the vacancy in ihe repre- bel sentation of the university caused by the I elevation of Sir John Lubbock to the peerage. GoN Two children were run over by a lorry in thel only Cowgate, Edinburgh, yesterday, and so severely ...
... Volunteers of the battalion. Mur ?? Russell, shipbuilder, has sent a, cheque! F for £25, -and Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart has intimated his desire to subscribe. day Horses for the Imperial Yeomanry, Pan: :fant Colonel Sir John Gilmour and Lieutenant Afrt Simpson ...
... commoi- i nations with Norval's Pont, withdrew their troops.' ' 2 SIR JOHN MILBANKE L6 WOUNDED. !i Ic. (Press Association War Special.) I Rensburg, January S (detained by Censor). Sir John Milbanke to-day went out with patrol of five men in all on the plain ...
... Allan b: vice-nresident. The following were appointed fit ,directors for the various ?? li eciessrs Thonmas Dunlop. John G. Cooper. andt; John Stevenson; Paisley-Councllotr Steven- , son; and Greenoei;-Mtr A. R. LiodFay. YeeceesnenE EcsNLTsI.-Under itle auspices ...
... belonging to the Earl of Donongh- lbs ,a more from Reynolds's brush were sold at w Christic's. The one was a presentment of John - be Hely n utcdinson, Secretary of State for Ire-h to land, 1777, the other of his wife, Christiana, Ii dly who was created ...
... Saturdays without leavre. Meetings of the West Lothian men were held last night ait Woodinuir, East Benhar, and Sals- burgh - Mir John Wilson, agent, discussed the wage question and the policy of the future. He believed the ninepence advance asked was not a ...
... Tirescess Boy agst Mr Neild's Nightlight 31. Mr Chariton's Calbinet Council. M apt MrJ. IL Marshall's Mammon Messrs Thompsor and Russell's Forr Spring apt Mossrs 'Thompson sad Hrcnrt's Looking Forward ir P, W. Thompson's Tireoaoeiirl ?? Lee's Lord Algy .- Mr ...
... augmentation; Malcolm Russell Bell, on aug.j s- mentation. . Cam ?? Fairlie, in saccession to. 5 { Lieutenant ion. E. B. Meade, transferred to 1e '0th bI-ussars; Eran Patrick Grant vice J. E y T horhill, iransferred to Seaforth Highlanderse John Turner, in succe2siou ...
... present were .-Bailies Porter, - Smith, and Jack, Commissioners Willianso, f Baggest, M'Kerrow, Russell, Mathews, For- a tole, Bogle, and Martin, Mr John Wilson, M ?? Mr Nathaniel Dunlop. Rev. Roger S. le Kirkpatrick, Mr Hamilton, Mr Hall Brown, Pro- ...