... Sir Geo. and Lady Elliot: Countess of Mar and Kellie; Mr. Howard Payne, London; Mrs. Weiner. Brussels; Mr. C. Hutton le Maistre, London: Mr. M31acrnillan; Dr. Duthoit, Croydon; Colonel Howard, London; General Macdonald, and Dr. Lnmbert, Middlesex; Mr ...

... Me~ssrs. William ?? and Son. Viaduct_ Tannery. snake an instructive exhibit of their pinduc- tfons; Messrs. Seed Bros., of Fearnought Works, Halifax, show their bpots. gaiters, and socks in every variety of make and style: Messrs. William Paul Limited ...

... Viscount Hampden, the lIon. E. Finuies, Sir William and Lady Blair, Sir Charles and Lady Tenuant, Sir William Lewis, Colonel and Mrs. Easton, &c. SCARBOROIUGH. The third match of the Cricket Carnival begins to- day, and with its termination the season proper ...

... six o'6l ch event.g, Z0.53 ;Sneadyi. Light weslerly breero al. day. Sea dead cam. I-IA3ROiGTE, T1nezdaF -eveninr.-Ano-h'r (a-nofnal say. Wind Calni. Alamalnl; skhadL rnin'eriture ot tr-day. 67.0 d-re-s; FUD'S rars i094 dc-rr-.s, with eiev-n Tlotuets' au-hise ...

... y killed, but they unani- mously recommended that during such dangerous work pits should be provided. TO-DAY'S RACES. SELECTIONS FROM THIS DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. HAYDOCK PARK MEETING. ST. HELENS HANDICAP STEEPLECORAS-Sportsman eVigilant)-Mathioli; ?? from ...

... Their list includes Sir William Houldsworth, I Bant., MYP., Sir *John W. Maclure, Bart., M.P., Air. JTam~es lEKenyone, ?? AMr. W. J. Galloway. lP., Mr. 7 W Joynson main (Unionist candidate for North Man- i chester), and Mr. J. Howard Reed, of MIanchester ...

... Carrington dryly, so long as the colonies now, as in the other case, get all they want. r,. William Redmond looked dangerous when the . Commons met yester-day-as dangerous as over Mor. Simon Tappertlit looked even in his most excceed moments. Presumably ...

... house-party -will break up this week-end. The Duke vriM leave tho Hail, Bolton Abbey, to-day. Yesterday the shooting party were out on the Embsay and Barden Moors. The day was beauti- fully fine and warm, and very good sport was obtained. The party consisted ...

... of the leadine OCamberland and W~eatmor- land families. inoludinir Mr. and Lavdy Mabel H~oward, ~a~dy Aliee Egerton M5r. 3. W.T Jowher. M.P, Lady Isabella Howard. arid the Hon. Frr'nk C-orson. The races took place in a fine hunting country betwreen Skelton ...

... agenda ha- the executive:- at That this Conference hereby gives a hearty welcome to h the important reform instituted in the Day-school Code 0 for 1930. wherehy-(a) d&achmei't of the instruction C from the monetary considerations which were almost r inseparable ...

... Norfolk, took cbut a' ontingent ef Yeomanry and a machine gun section. A large number of passengers loft Waterloo on Satur- day morsting to join the Carisbrook Castle. The main departure platform vas croawded with friends of pakssengers and a number of ...

... of getting leave.-- Surgeon-Captain Harper (South Kensington; said the bill to alter the Volcmtecrs' Act was not, as Sir Howard Vincent said, favvurably reoeived by Volnr.- tearse, and if it becam~e lair he (Dr. Harper) would. intrducd ina pperlay r ...