... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of the past few arya whas been chronicled as a novel event. As a matbtr of fact Mr. Justice M~athew~ and Mr. -Justie' Gsens Hardy did but. foloaw a a curse that. lia. Ireqaiantly been ado pted in the Courts. The temptation .tp dis- pense with judicial ...

... Messrs R. Levtte.id B. Mathews (vice-presidents), Dr. XV. R. Je die ' J1. Manton (hon. saes), G. A. Nutt (ho.. treassrrs.p W. Thomas, 3. P. Haytch, J.G.Wallis, Dr.AIR P I' S. James, Ha. E. Herd, WV. F. Carter, F. R. BrcL. P. 0. Adams, and others. The dep ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -Nice by L;dy Pirbri, ICOf graphs and other souvenirs, and a, n- embellished with sketches hy ' .granaes Woodville, Dudley Hardy. aud phiW' 0Ito Arthur Collins and Madame Cellni hly 1 a very comprehensive and excelledlan atthe Seldom is an opportunity ...

... distribution among ?? Labour cand.- cazn-S' The munificent donor, Mr. George Cadbur-, cf as u-zv;11e, has sent 11Ir. Keir Hardie a donation of 'i`e0 for - fig-sc at Preston; Mr. \ E. Fletcher Camiacha Division of Glasgow, £20; Mr. Phlip ?? -r Blac.ubrn ...

... the heavenly bodies whle in contact. R esterday's spectacle viewed from Bi aiham, as from other parts bf this country, could hardy be] called imposing, and though it is safe to say that everyone who possessed a telescope, and who affected an interest in ...

... be made for deaths and removals. At the election in 1895, Mr. Shaw polled 1,558, against 1,556 given to his opponent, Sir Thomas Salt. The combined figures give a total poll of 3.124. There have been many removals. and it is doubtful vvwhether the total ...

... 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) ...

... taken- in the chief ports of the United Kingdom to prevent the spread of the disease. The circumstances of the death of CHARLES THomAs LYON, manager of the Dolphin Inn, Charles Henry Street, Birmingham, who -was suffocated by an escape of gas in his bedroom ...