... the floor was packed with members. Some Peers, including the Duke of Fife, the Earl of Selborne, Lord Windsor, Lord dames of Here- ford, and Lord Morris had forsaken the attractions of their own building, and there was a large gathering of ladies in the ...

... lakh the Sawab 3 D..cca ha™ a' i? and the British India Steamship Company ?? Other donations brought the total ti m \ lakhs, Lord Curzon himself giving ?? lo, mh£l leaving the hall. u «.iora The speeches of the native gentlemen ill _Ji _ . ! to the Queen's ...

... as a sword swallower, pleaeleel guilty to shooting Thomas Donnelly with intent to elo grievous . boelily harm. Mr. T. E. Morris prosecuted. On December 10 Holmcr, Donnelly, and other men ware elrinking in a i public-house in Kings-road, Chelsea. A quarrel ...

... DESPATCHES. We have received the following official despatches from the War Office and the Admiralty : ROBERTS'S ADVANCE. From Lord Roberts to the Secretary oi State for War. RIET RIVER, Feb. 13. Colonel Hannay, in command of a brigade ol Mounted Infantry ...

... D. Eadie. G. P. Hawtrey. A. Boiinin, J. H. Manners, and H. B. Irving: Mesdames Esuie Beringer, Kate bargeantson, Maesmore Morris, B. Leverett, and Julie Opp. CRITERION THEATRE. _ _ Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles Wyndham. TO-DAY, at 3 and 9, HIS EXCELLENCY THE ...

... L.AW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Monday. (Present : The Lord Chancellor and Lords Mac- NAGHTEN, MORRIS, SIIAND, J AMES of HEREIVM), and Brampton.) fiixden v. the mayok, ?? ok morfcev. This was an appeal from a judgment of the Court of Appeal affirming ...

... gs, ?? ?? ti. wile ul Alexander Muring, uf u&on. ?? 'l't ?? >«»■. at Tin- Nook, Uornchurch, Essex, tv .•! X A \ > :i:n.r Morri.-. of a daughter. >; ■ III: \. — ...

... everyone will allow, oi the j answer made by tho First Lord of the Treasury to tbe j hon. member for Chester and of the answer of the >• cr tary for the Colonios, may I be permitted to a** the * ,r » 6 Lord of the Treasury whether he will take care that t ...

... DESPATCHES. have received tbe following official despatches from the War Office and the Admiralty ; SUPPLIES FOR KIMBERLEY. From Lord Roberts to Secretary of State for War. PAARDEBERG. Feb. 19. 7.5 r.ir. (30 miles cast of Jacobsdal Camp). Railway to Kirnberley ...

... TO-DAY, at 3. The POLYTECHNIC, REGENT-STREET. Bluejacket's Career in the Service. Latest War Scenes. The arrival of Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener at Capetown. Prices: Reserved, 45.; unreserved, 35., 25., antl ls. Seats booked Keith, Prowse. and Co.: Ashton ...

... Queen's Own Cameron Highlander*, to be adjutant, with the temporary rank of captain I in the Army. moisted ixfantrt. Mai. S. .1. (Lord) Lovat, Ist Vol. Batt. the Queen's Own | Cameron Highlanders, to be captain, with the temporary rank of captain in the Army ...

... Kurier,'' Nurein- A. C. S lo U0 berg 2 00 Mrs. Morris 10 0 0 Miss E. Groves 2 00' Miss M. E. Morris 10 00 E. H. B. Sladon. Esq 2 00 Mi-s M. A. Morris 10 0 0 A. E. M. (sale of necklet) 110 0 Miss E. L. Morris 10 00 M.C.L 1 10 6 j C. A. Gallon, Esq.. I.C ...