... Appellant for £3000, with interest at 3 per cent. Lord Morris dissented, but the other learned Lords concurred, and consequently the appeal was allowed. COURT OF APPEAL. (Before the Master ov the Rolls and Lords Justices Rigby aud Vaughan Williams.) A COURT ...

... vesting it. The Scotch Courts held that the claim of the widow of the testator had not been established, but the Lords of Appeal, Lord Morris dissenting, decided that the trustees had been guilty of a breach of duty and negli- gence, for which they must ...

... Heroes. England's Gallant and Choirrst Defeuders, Lord Roberts, Sirs R. Buller and G. White, Lord Kitchener. Generals Kelly-Kenny. Warren, French, and Mac- donald. Colonels Baden-Powell. Kekewich. Lord Dundonald : concluding with the Queen. This Afternoon ...

... Famine Fund at the Mansion House amounted last night to £106,700, and the Lord Mayor during the day cabled to the Viceroy a further remittance of £30,000, making a total sent to Lord Cur_on of fourteen lakhs of rupees. The donors included : — The Grocers' ...

... Common Council was held yesterday at Guildhall, the Lord Mayor pre- siding. The Town Clerk read the letter from the Prime Minister, intimating that her Majesty had been pleased to confer a Baronetcy on the Lord Mayor and a Knighthood on each of the Sheriffs ...

... were re- ceived by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, and Miss Newton, who presented a beauti- ful bouquet of lilies of the valley to the Princess, and by Alderman and Sheriff Sir W. P. Treloar, and Sheriff Sir A. 11. Bevan. The Lord Mayor conducted the Royal ...

... ; Re Allison (Blakerv I II Bottom v ?? and Harper. — ti. N. - j ?? Room 2SB. — SnmmO— — s. Sec from 11 | Re G. Morris (Morris v Morris)— Jacob v Jacob. ] - * K.ii-. At ?? : P.c G. Dibber aud Co. (Turner ! • , ici (J). From 2to 5: Re Guraey'a Estate ...

... bound in their own recognisances to reappear. Lord Davey was summoned for having a chimney on fire at his house, No. 12, Thomas-street, Grosvenor- square.—Mr. Godfrey appeared for tho County Council. — Lord Davey did not appear, but was repre- sented. ...

... are expected to go there at the beginning of next month. The medical men in attendance on Lord Hastings yesterday morning issued tho follow- ing bulletin : — Lord Hastings has passed n much quieter night, and his general condition has improved.' Last ...

... acquitted. In Rawlings and Morris's rase. _ Recorder, on the second trial, ?? to Ramsry to give evidence, and the Jury disagreed 1 the third trial, however, which also had ?? ' obtaining money by false pretences from Rawlmjsnt Morris, the Recorder admitted ...

... condition, however, remains much the same. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland was un- avoidably prevented from attending the memorial service for the late Brazilian Minister at Farm-street Church yesterday morning. Lord Justice A. L. Smith was absent from the Appeal ...

... 70th year. Maria, the dearly-beloved and gentle wile i : William Lewis Hiud. . MORRIS.— On the 23d Feb.. 1900. at Windsor. GeoTgiana, i. ?? of the late Lt. Colonel W. J. Morris. H.M. Bombay Staff Corps. Deeply loved and lamented. BEES.— On March 7th. at ...