... Arms; G. D. De Courcy Perry, Esq., C.MI.G., her Majesty's Consul-General at Antwerp ; George Dalhousie Ramsav, Esq., C.B.; Thomas Tacon, Esq. the Hon. W. Macpherson, Judge of the High Court of Bengal; Diwan Babadur V. Bashyan Jyengar, O.E., Acting Adv ...

... (December 5) Ylhb extra; entrance 1 sobv. Two miles and a quarter. *12 3 MrBellville's Barney O'More ?? ?? ?? Private 12 3AMr F Hardy's Privado ?? 12 3Mr 0 W Roberts's Koptica a- - ?? *12 3 Mr Thompson's Rnchdaley ?? ?? 12 3Mr A U Wood's Oay Christm~as ?? II ...

... gentlemen of iade- pendent roe;ns are ?? as privates. Amnong-s those who have volunteered are 'Mr. Basil Fitzherbert, Nlr. Thomas Fitzherbert, MIr. Basil Burnett (Nrmitage, Mr. Cooper (Trerntham), MsJr. G'raves (Londo.n, and IMr. Mousley (The Rid- watres) ...

... for improvements in connection with electric trams-in re IDickinson's patent, No. 5,461 of 1891-will come before Mr. Justice Hardy. In the Queen's Bench Division there are also a ;n-mber of local cases ?? and cycle litigation is still a prominent feature ...

... high, and the branche; covered ab)ut 32frt. of the exteronl wall. Since then it has been cut and trimrmed to make it more hardy, and to prevent the threatened decay. In AtusLralia the native ro se IS a beautiful flow~ver, its name being augeested by its ...

... summons was opened, hut it appeared that the will of Mrs. Wilimot, dated 1878, had not been proved, and Mr. Justice1 Cozens-Hardy ordered the case to stand over till Friday. BrasiNGerasis Gannayxais' AssociArsas.-At the fort- nightly meeting, on Monday ...

... old commissioners. - The funeral wvs a, largely attended, those present inolpding the 33evds. H. 3M. Marsh Edwards, Elumber Hardy, J. Judson, Mr. R. A. Nwrewll (solicitor), Ate. SwIN: FRcvxa OnnDar.-An order made-by the Board ai ?? on Mav 24 of last year ...

... corpural A. Busson Private J. 1-arman Laucl -corp H.Butteriverth Private Brines &iereeant W. Pay Private H. MWills Sergeant G. Thomas Private S. H. Clarke Private T. E. Andrews Private W. Matthews Pnri iate A Buirtenshaw Private S. Goodin Private Ji: Brodic ...

... chastened, for it was anything but an ideal morning t 3 fora spin, and many a day's programme was upset, Q though somte of the hardy ones turned out, and faced 9 shediscomforts of wind and dust. Fortunately, rwith the exception of the Elight showers in the ...

... Rules in 1.899 or 1900 allowed ?lb, if neveor 'von a steeplechase B1b in addition; entrance 1 say. Three 117 Mr~ Grab am's Hardy ?? -Tyler 11 7 Mr A McMidking's Palinsurns By ?? 1 11 7 MrGC W Roberta's _Koptica a .nv t 11 7 Mr J Monro Walk-er's Browzberry ...

... weddings which is shortly to take place will be that of the Earl of Rothes to Riss Noelle Edwardes, the only child of Air. Thomas Dyer Edwardes, J.P.4 of Picknash Park, Gloucester, which is fixed to tale place on Primrose Day from Mrs. Atherstan Riley's ...

... Caring Cross from St. Petersburg. Yesterday's bulletin- says the Duke of -Argyll re- mains in a very critical condition.- Sir Thomas Lander Brunton' M.D., and Dr. Blailde, are in attend- sacseon his Grace. , - , - - The Duke of Devonshire, as Lord President ...