... Ramel (Secretary to the Legation) and Baroness Ramel, the Consul- General (Mr. 1). Danielson), the Vice-Consul (Mr. Eckell), Mr. Rustad (Comptroller of the House- hold), and Dr. Egilberg. The- congregation at the church was a large one. The majority of ...

... reception and treatmemn of the several J infectious diseases arising within their districts. For. I some time past, 'Mr. Walter stated, Dr. llo3linshead bad impnressed upon thems the necessity of tu-ldinz a permanent hospital at a cost of £5,000 or £5,000 ...

... MHoseley. 1~ Canletr. E. R ?? Street Board. 01, Careless. ?? B ?? Street Board. S Cos., ?? Road Board. 10 Gasoi-aie, C. Hf. Mr. XV. L. Williams, Stratford iU Road. I Halals G ?? Reseville College, Moseley. o3r Jackson, ii. ?? Redhill Board, Yardley. ...

... . -£1,96 7 3 Mr. W. B. Cregoe Colmore ?? 50 2 l John Davenportand SomsBrewery (Limited) - . -5 0 0 Mr. J. Earle - ?? 1l1l 0 M rm T. S. Bartleet -_ . 5i5 Mr. WalterN. Fisaher__ _ 553 Dr. Suckling ?? -_ 5- 5 Mr. Friestley Smith_ 50 3 ...

... to Rome. THE KING'S LAST MOMENTS. MosNZ, July 30 (later) .-It has transpired that when the King was wounded he exclaimed 'It is nothing. The carriage took only three minutes in reaching the Royal Villa from the scene of the crime. The King expired as he ...

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... ishlop of YSLondon,, the Hen. G-- C. Brodrick, Lord Glenek, of Mr. Jirstice Byrne, the loionsian Minister; Mr. J. G-. Iin Talbot, M.P., Sair Michael 'Foster, M.P., Sir Owen ical Roberin, the Rev. Dr. Wace, Sir A. C. Ly-el, the im Chsrgfl ?? of the Republic ...

... l), Il Sir W. Bonldwsworth, IP., ' b. F. 3. S. Han Zr wood, Mr. Sprinz Rice, Mr. Fletcher Moulton, Q.C., MP., Colonel Thomas Harding, Mr. Ed'ward e Carpmael, and Mr. Herbert Hughes, with Mr. Arthur tt Paget as secreary, to report whether any ...

... bill'wvould lead any- one to suppose. Mr. Herbert' Lewis denied, that the Charity Com- missioners were anupopla boY. Th os'divided, Mr. Lo6we and Mr. Austen Chamberlain being appited tellers foirthe Ayes. and Mr.- Joseph Pease andl M1r. Grant~ Lawson ...

... the Right Hon. W. Renrick, Mr. J. Powell W=iliaims, M.P., Mr. E. Parkes, H.P., and Mr. J. T. Middle- more, M.P.; hon. treasurer, Mr. Edward Nettlefold; and hon. secretaries, Mr. James Hargreave and Mg. Neville Chamberlain. ...

... -tstieo of ibis Cape; Of 24r. lieline de Villi-'r, the Chici Jlu--tue ?? ile Orange River Free State; of -Mr. MTve'rimso, o' _Mr. To WvYater, of Mr. baear, nesmi-rs ef the Airikandoer Bond, ~who wore' friends of the Beers, w~ho also professed themselves ...

... only to send Mr. Chamberlain into oflee bet in sascl a way that they would settle the great question which was now before the country. Jlear, hear, and applause.) The resolution avas seconded by Mr. George Titterton, wvho ebsorved that Mr. Chamrberlain ...