... KING EDWARD AMD THE LATE DR. The Mlnwmg » an extract from letter amt to .he King, through Lord K/wiiyr :—” I com mended the King to cocjwey to yau the expreeaMO of hie. regret at the irre- j paribto loaa whuh ymu bare raalained. and the baa deep sympathy ...

... DR. RENTOUL AND MR. RUBBELL. Dr. Rtntovl. ia Whjjf- to KatarxUT. Miy.:—Mr. Rwwll. BAlljmoarT. rein* to In a .j»*ch, boverer, mo*i of atoumeols on aniru* And the rant Aboard, om niiArrprr ■rotation or two more leu cen ranttcr Uuie. He cat■ with rafnH to ...

... Ix)rd and Lady St. Davids. Captain and Mrs. Edgar Brassey. and Mrs. Masshiter. Lady Dorothy Mercer-Henders*m. elder daughter of the Earl and Countess Buckiaghamshire. and Mr. Claud Hope Motley, second aun of Mr. Samuel Hofie Morley. are t« married, in ...

... KING’S HOSPITAL v. MR. H. V. SEDDALL’S XV. The above match took place in ideal football weather at Blackball place on Saturday last. In the first half R. X’. Wood scored two very clever tries, the last one being converted by I. J. Garsden. King’s Hospital ...

... THE KING. The King motored to the races Newmarket yesterday, and lunched in his room at the grand stand. After the racing the King motored Moulton IVklocks, where he took tea with Sir Ernest Ousel. Lost night his Majesty dined with Mr. and ...

... THE KING King Edward and the bouse party Tuichan Ixidge experienced poor spurt yesterday. tho hag the close of the day comprhang forty throe and half brace grouse and twelve hares. day the party will shoot over Caetle Grant moor, on the invitation the ...

... Work by Dr. Paterson King George of Greece King George o! Greece.’ By Captain Walter Christmas. (London: .Nash.) Price 15s. net. Bible in the Melting.” By J. Person 8.D., LiU. D.. etc. (Lon* Low , Mtufston arrd Co., Ltd.) The biography the late King George ...

... occasion. The King replied to the address and declared the building open on behalf of the Queen. Mr. R. A. Robinson, Chairman London County Council; Sir Edgar Speyer, Bart., and Mr. Archibald Williamson, M.P., members of the Council; Dr. G. W. Potter ...

... Ireland, of which the late Dr. A*thill was the‘ , father,” attended, accompanied the Beadle carrying the Mace draped in crepe;—Dr. Wallace Beattie, Dr. Bewley, Dr. Boxwell, Dr. Finny, Dr.'Glenn, ...

... evening the King and Queen entertained a small number of gueata, including the Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs Davidson. Dr Randal! Davidson had previously done homage to his Majesty on his appointment to the Primary of All England. Their Majesties and ...

... the scene very pretty wedding yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr. Henry H. Corley, second son of the late Mr. Anthony H. Corley, M.D., F.R.C.SX, of 16 Merrion square, and Mrs. Corley, 22 Lower Pembroke street, and Miss Janet Agnes Violet, only ...

... Ulster Winter Asaizcs Lokdox Lettk» To-Dat Brief General News: Sir F. Bridgcman: Lengthy Interview with tho King 5 The Unionist Party: Meeting in 5 Mr. F- B* Smith and Political Affairs. 5 Home Rule Bill; The Position of Dublin University 5 Questions'in ...