... Shortlv before 11 last nright Lord l.och was gr-lally slnking, and little lhope was entertained that he would survi-v the night. Ladv Loch nd thert members of the famiy wore in o'ese at-t'd'ee, and also the doctor'. Lord Morris, who has taken the title ...

... prt9idn of 'the' beaawarded to Mr. Henary Lord Morris , who has taken the title of Lord ?? in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been con- ferred on him, will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. At Oxford ...

... | ord Morris, in a letter to the G:Llwav Urban (Council thanking thalt lodxy for their congra- tu! Ltittns to inir onl otalining tint hered-itary pueriye alinnoulcs that he Swill hlncf.orvthl h;i L i RuktOwu not as Lord Morris, but u2s l.ord :Killor ...

... afternoon included the Honme 'Scrotarv, the Lord Chancellor, Lord 1 Farquhatr, and Sir Algernon West, who were presenetly followed by the Baroness Burdett- Coutts. 'Mr. Arnold Morley, the Earl of Cork,i Lord Rcthschild, the Duke of Abercorn, the RHssin ...

... Strikcingo proof of the liberality with whichi * our old nobility is recruited appears in the p fact that since 1889, when Lord Morris became a a life Peer, not less thlan sixty-two new peeragee; I have been created. This is 'a fact that has i n- f' fluenced ...

... tiftr- ufoon, whon Lord Hlredwicke again bronght the question of Cromwell's statue before the 11ouse of Lords. Lord Hardwioke might have been sgtistiei with the ridiculous (livjisou which he took ?? year on this subject. and whicl the Lord Chancellor grsvely ...

... Bedfordshire. Lord and Lady Tweedmouth have arrived in town from Guisachan, their place in Inverness-shire. The Lord Justice-General, Lord Blair Balfour, has been elected Presi- dent of the Edinburgh Acadenmical Club, which has just been formed. The Lord justice-Clerk ...

... bosom, Aind tey heart's in the breast of you. Stitchwort. t Wallflower. Dog-violet. The history of the C.I.V.'s, which the Lord Mayor has caused to be written in a blue-book of sonic sixty pages, makes exceiler: reading. The regiment was born on the 20th ...

... thati Lod Morris, on beoming, a poer of the t nited lKinsdoum, takes the title of Lord fKil- linitl of CGalwra y, in t~ho eounty of Gal- way. plumour earlier in th woeok erroneously gave this title ats Lord Killimnr. Sir Peter O'Brien, Lord Chief Justice ...

... after a few remarks fromn Gen. Gordon Morris, who, as Chairman of the council, presided, the Prince distributed the prizes, certificates, and medals. In reply to a vote of thanks, the Prince of Wales said:- My lords, ladies, and gentlemen, and boys of the ...

... the Wesit Ient Volunteeor, with a band, were drawn tip as a guard of honour. The Chairman of the' Centedi (General Gordon Morris) and tilhe U0drastor (Rev. A. E. Rubie) were prcseuted to the Prince end Princess by the Earl of Clanwilliamrn, whereupon ...

... at Exeter Hall on Thursday Mr. Aubrey Rees, secretary of the Association of Grocers' Assistants, said that the renmark of Lord Salisbury, in his speech on the Shops Early Closing Bill, that it a man did not like the cen- ditions of the trade in which ...