... 3. At. Shackleton mr were elected. Mir. W~alter H. Cluderay was re-elected - hon. secretary (sixteenth year), and Mfess-s. Thomas HIu-tlsy and W. Gill were appointed delegates onr the Ruri-decanal CounciL. ST. MA zRYS, QUIJRRY HITL-The Vicar (the Rev. ...

... new effect. The learned counsel was sil speaking when the Court rose. A BRADFORD CHARITABLE BEQIJEST. Sir. Justice Cozens-Hardy, in the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, concluded the hearing of au adjourned snmmons taken Out in ...

... r 0 1Mr, J. Tyler' s Boont N oel, ?? ..Pesos 43 3 ME . Molly's Mties Tailor. 3 ?? ..3. Diweso'n. ioan O4 Mr It MeCreery's Thomas rat. 6 ym ?? .Cavingetsn M8 4 Sr P. Stokeco's Master W~illie. Oynr. ?? Chiandine 8IM1 SlW. Brodrick Clonc's ,Strnke-a-Light ...

... as a sergeant; Mr. R. Biytb, son' of Sir James Blith ; 'Mr. W. IT. Waakefield. an oid Oxford Blue; MLdr. G1. M- Gathomle c-Hardy. and M~r. . Lubbock- Cantain Lancelot Rlolleston is a son of the late Colonel Iancelot Rolleston. 1E.P., of Wamr;ull Hall. ...

... Corps: Private F. J. Moss. Tuc-sday. 2nd Coidstreams: Private .T McDonald (7. H. macdonald?), Tuesdav. First Welsh: Private X. Thomas, Tuesday. 2nd East Yorkshire: Private A. Holmes, gastritis, Tuesday. 2nd Worcesters: Private C. Blew`itt, Tuesday. 1st King's ...

... R FUTRNESS (L). -S*r THOMAS RICHARDSON (C). Polling, 1895.-Sir T. Richardson (LU) ?? 4,853 Sir C. Furness (L) ?? ,772 1I -L 1,040. 188&-DL 912. 1892-L 76. 1895-U 81. Number of voters, 12,849. ASTNGGS. E. BOYLT (C). FREEMAN THOMAS (L). 1885-L162. 1886-0535 ...

... Wilier sited that the appliention should be ad- journed, so that the plans might ho modified, ThE TSVOIL On behalf of Mr. Thomas Basrasford, the vropristor I of the 'HanOi Mono-ball, Mr. Wiley applied fist a &x- a s' publican's licence. Mr. H. B. James ...

... (C). Bootharn, sur- geon; Yk. Win. L.ughton (C), Grosvenor-crescent, 2 corn merchant; and John Thomas Feenwick (L), Fev+er- sham-terrce. Walingate Ward: Thomas Curran (L), St. Sajmpson's-square; Thos.,Anderson (Lab). Herbert- street, confectioner; Thes ...

... the coming sceton, and on taking the dhair the hon. Memiber was Varmly applau-ded.-Mr. Thomas Qandon moved that the follow- ing be appointed the whips of the ?? Thomas t MEmonde, Captain Donelan, Mr. Pat OBrien, and M'r. E. Haviland Burke.-The motion was ...

... (C); J. T. Mae.I- natnara. (L). CARNARYON BORUCOGHS.-*Lloyd George (L); Coloriel Platt (C). CARLMA TIIEN'SIIRE (Esst3.-wAbel Thomas (L); Captain E. Richardson (C). CHES'ittA.-fR. Yerburgh (C); Howell Idris (L). CHE SHIRE (Wirral).-J. Hoult (C) i W. H. Lever ...

... solitary gain the Liberals have regained the two seats at Derby which they lestin so sensational a fashion five years ago. Sir Thomas Roe, who was lthen Sir William .Harourtus colleague in misfortune, was yesterday returned at the head of the poll, with Mr ...

... 5741 .r. Dwyoer, 5451 IV Hoy, 6328 J. Meeh-an, 5755 L. Collins, 5329 ?? Staunton. 5316 0. Daly, 5249 .1. Dor-gais, 6616 0. Hardy, 4443 W. Hoey, 4676 W. Driscoll, 5287 ?? Lynch, 5057 AL Eiran, 4755 S. llopkins. 4347 3. Lealay, 4819 F. Carron, 6100 T. Fleming ...