... difference with his colleagues concerning some of the provisions of the Irish Land Bill, which-he maintained put the ownership of Irish property in commission and abey- ance. In the land question tbe Duke,. guided by his large experience as an extensive landowner ...

... youinge~st mjdr in the British army. Hiss brother, Sir ...

... Govenrnment in the Civil War, . and wtent to the front as a surgeon. While with A tho army he eveloved a plan for an hospital a corps 'which is to-day in use in the army and r( the National Guard.' After the war Dr Skene w returned to Brooklyn, and was appointed ...

... protestations. Airs Dunster will obviously not be able to marry Fanshawe rif the latter realises that her husband is in the land of .. the living, and, on the other hand, Dunster's plan n of wedding the heiress will fall through if his identity be betrayed ...

... such a high sense of his services that he gave him his sister. Lady Mary Bruce, in marriage, conferring also the forfeited lands of the Earl of Atholl. A century and a half later the head of the House of Campbell, who filled various important State offices ...

... lessee of P some land between the Normanby Iron- r works and Messrs Wilson, Peases at Cargo Fleet, and which abuts on to the River Tees, have been engaged in raising the level of a small tmtuimportant piece of railway line on the land hich feeds a ?? ...

... brougham, bolted this afternoon at the corner of the Rute de Crussol, knocking down nine persons, all of whom were injured. One woman had her head fractured and was conveyed to the St. Louis Hospital. The remainder were able to return to their homes after | ...

... The ,;t!' ;>e~e}!O,it of considerasble distitiction '; ba-lre-. :or Aloxander's graidfather was Iz 11m1 t~la>-kiai on1 the lands of Laraie A t lboati 80 years ago Alexauder Roger teil to ille in Iisiore. and about the year 103?6 rart5, btl5ne-ie a1, a ...

... Constitutional ...