... been pleased to approve the following appointments : The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal iv Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard Webster. Bart., Q.C, M P to ba Master of the Rolls in the place of Sir Nathaniel ...

... Lowther/31. P , 3lr. Almeric W. Fitzßoy, Sir Kenneth 3luir 3lacken.'.ie, ?? Lord Macnaghten, Lord Morris, Lord Davey, Lord Shand, Sir Richard Couch. Lord Russell of Kil- lowen, ...

... true account of an action intended by Lord Roberts to mask his real purpose, which was to envelop the town and pow troops into it. Thaba'nchn, also, has been abandoned by the Boers. Later telegrams show that Lord Roberta has pushed on from Brandfort, ...

... an experiment, Lord Strathcona's Horse are taking four red-men to South Africa, nominally as servants, but in reality to test their abilities as scouts 011 the veldt instead of on the boundless prairie. A Vivacious Law- Lord. Lord Morris, who has just ...

... appointment of -a sember of, the English Bench, howy-. ever distinguished, to fill the vacancy among the Lords of Appeal by the retiremeut of Lord Morris. Tle bar consider that this appointment is a distinct violation of. the understanding hitherto observed ...

... luncheon given by the Lord Mayor to the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House. Mis Royal Highness subsequently visited Lloyd's. The Birthday Honours were issued last night. Peerages are conferred on Lord Morris, Sir P. O'Brien, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland ...

... Knowles, Captain Hon. H. Lambton, R.N., Mr. Lecky, M.P., Sir George Lewis, Lord Lister, Sir J. Norman Lockyer, the Bishop of London, the Lord Advocate, the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Mayor, Sir W. MacCormac (President Royal College of Surgeons), Sir A. C ...

... SCOTTISH EDUCATION. Lord BALFOUR, having formally moved tli? scconl reading of the Education (Scotland) Bill, in which ceitain alterations weie suggested by Lord Rkav. Lord TWEEPMOUTH said the objects of the JJill as- introduced by Lord Balfour were to organi ...

... Viscount Hampden, Viscount Peel, Lord Windsor, and Lord Rothschild be appointed to join with a Committee of the House of Commons on Municipal Trading. IRISH AMALGAMATION BILLS. Earl Spencer, Lord Chelmsford, Lord Hawkesbury, and Lord Glanusk ...

... Colonial Office, and from Lord Roberts to the War Office, another loud cheer rose from the Peers present. Then* Lordships then passed the Scotch Education Bill and tho Diocesan Records Bill through Committee. A Bill, introduced by the Lord Chancellor, to amend ...

... TO OAM MORRIS A odaplimeotary bene it wit! be Da* Momrvs the Aswabiy Uoums. Kcnsangtcm Park, tomorrow. May i Mom*, lias ighW. was nerer .tefested iron ISjft lbo>. H* from Lynch, of Ams-icw, aad won away taporuat bwttww. Herera' weii-kaown Mode Had artistes ...

... IVI'llll LORD ROBERFS. COLLAPSE OF THE, F11 REE STATE. RUNDLE IMEETI'S WITH LITTLE O111)S5ITI(N. BETWIXT THIE I)1VIL AND TILE i)1,1,1' SI'A. A LOYAL '.FA EI0I`,RCS STRANTGE Ii X 1)E 1If E N Cl. (FROM CUR. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) WUINIWRG, Sat urday. ...