... Prince Christian, Lord Lindlev, the Hon. Charles Eliot, Sir John H. De Villiers, Lord Justice Collins, the Hon. Charles Arnold White, Admiral Sir George Willes, Sir William MacCormac, Major General Sterling, and the Rev. Dr. Wace. Lord Morris, Avho has taken ...

... arranged to call at ten o'clock. Lord Salisbury spent a considerable time at the Foreign Oflice yesterday afternoon. Several of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers called, and the First Lord of the Admiralty attended. Lord Salisbury left for Hatfield in ...

... former measure drew a protest from Lord Monkswell and Lord Kimberley, and the latter gave rise to an unusual incident in which both Lord Lansdowne and tho Prime Minister attempted to spoak after a Division had been called. Lord Monkswell had objected to the ...

... Duchess of Argyll, the Lord Chan- cellor, the Earl of Pembroke, Lord Rowton, Lord Farquhar, the Home Secretary, Lady Jeune, Lord Rothschild, the Earl of Cork, Lord Arthur Hill, Lord Derby, the Baroness Burdett ...

... laughter). The LORD CHANCELLOR pointed out that the division in that House on this question on a former occasion was taken on the morning of the Prorogation, in a House of ten Peers, and the decision was only arrived at by a majority of two. Lord MORRIS said it ...

... THE LAW COURTS. I HOUSE OF LORDS Present- The Loud Chancellor, and Lords Morhis 'siund, Davey, Brampton*, and Robertson. AKBITRATION UNDER THE COMPENSATION Powell v. Main* Colli. :by Company (Limited). This appeal raised an important question on the ...

... given by the workman to his employer that ho claims compensation under the Act. This decision the House of Lords — with the exception of Lord Morris, who dissented — have now reversed ; and a problem which has given rise to not a little divergence of opinion ...

... Colonel Davidson, Equerry to the Queen, and the Hon. Aline Majendie were in attendance. Viscount Cross, ?? G. C.S.I. (Lord Privy Seal), and Lord Rowton. ?? C.8., also left the Castle. The Very Rev. Cameron Lees, D.D., Dean of the Thistle and of the Chapel Royal ...

... Burial Board. The tender of Mr. T. Morris having been accepted for providing iron gates to the churchyard, the Committee that had charge of the matter (the Accused, with Mr. Ryan and Mr. Whi*_e- honse) saw Mr. Morris, and adjourned with him to the Criehlon ...

... are the following annual subscriptions : — Mr. John Morris, £105 : the Alliance Assurance Company, £100 ; Messrs. Child and Co., £52 10s. : Mr. N. F. Mitford, £25 ; the Earl of Cran- brook, £21 ; Lord Haliburton, £21. Mr. Forbes Robertson, who has arrived ...

... as the Prince and Princess descended. The Earl of Clanwilliam received then- Royal Highnesses, and presented General Gordon Morris (the Chairman of the day) and the Head Master, the Rev. A. E. Rubie. Mrs. Rubie had the honour of presenting a beautiful bouquet ...

... free and graceful figures of Painting and Sculp- ture (for Lord Leighton was his pupil in the latter art). Yet no ornament and no accessory figure, however good, can diminish the im- portance of Lord Leighton's stately head and extended and recumbent frame ...