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... United Kingdom of Gnat Britain and Ireland, granting the dignity of a Baron of the said l'nited Kingdom unto Michael, Lord Morris, | late a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, and the heirs male of ■ his body lawfully begotten, by tho name, style, and title ; of Baron ...
... Ciifdcn, Lord and Lady Bnrghclere, Lori Ronald (lower. Lord Haddo. Lord Hawk, .bury, Lady Reay, Lord Stanmore, Lord and Laiy Tweed-north, Lord and Latl.y Ribblesdale, Lord and 1. ...
... Elizabeth j i -Mi.th.i.iU. Lord and Lady ?? Lord Charles Kennedy, [ Loni de Eos, Lady Westbury, Lord and Lady Hawks- i bury, Luly carew ami Mrs. ciiiford Cory, Lord Morris j and tiie Hon. Miss Morris, ...
... -wgate Pri-on, and congratulated Lord ; Balcarres on the passage of the Ancient Monuments Pro- ! tection Bill through tho Honse of Commons. After the 1 report had been adopted an interesting paper was read by ; Miss May Morris, in which she gave an account ...
... school. Over five hundred guests had been invited to the cere- mony, among them the Earl of Glasgow, Lord and Lady Colvilte of Culross. Lady Hood of Avalon, Lord and Lady B'.ythswood, the Bishop of Southwark and Lady Barbara Ycatman-Bi-.s.>, Admirals Sir A ...
... Atelson (ex parte the Trustee)— Re Wet-bam (ex parte .1. Rattr.m an.l Co.). Court I.— Before Lord Justice A. 1.. SiilTn, Lord Justice Vai.ghin Wn.LIAMS.and Lord Justice RoMER.— At 10*.— Appeals from the Queen's Bench Division (new trial piper).— Elliott ...
... appeared on behalf of the railway company, and, among others present were Mr. T. I. Alien, superintendent of the line; Mr. Morris, assistant-superintendent; Mr. W. A. Hart, superintendent of the London division ; Mr. Waister, chief of the locomotive department ...
... opened out -in entirely new vi*-ta of , questioning, and refused to allow the query to i>e put. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Toesoat. In the absence of the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of HoBLET (Chairmen of Committee-) took his .eat on the Woolsack at a quarter past ...
... Biggins)— Re I Companies' Act, 1601 to l_>_io, and in re Vimhos (Limited). Court L— Before Lord Justice A. L. Smith, Lord Jus' ice j VAUGHAN Williams, and Lord Justice Uomeb. — At 11.— I Appeal Motions, ex parte (from the Queen's Bench and j Admiralty ...
... Class: 7th. Bth, 14th, âith. 29th. 38th. 42nd, .TOtji. 33rd, ti2iid. IBnl. __ NAUTICAL EDUCATION for Sons of Gentlemen untler Lord Erassey's Scheme. The OCEAN TRAINING SHIPS will SAIL for Australia as follows : The Macquari e the end of June aud the Illawarra ...
... SIMMONS. ?? G C M.O. I ieln -Marshal. -*ir FREDFRICK P. HAINES. ?? ?? CLE. l**i* ?? Lord ROBERTS. VC, ?? G. C.5.1. , G.C.LE. General Sii HENRY ?? B. ACBENEY. ?? General Lord CHELMSFORD, G.C.B. The Ri^-l.t R.-v. the I.'HID iilsil.il- f KOCHESl ?? The R. v ...
... Right Hon. Lord Evasscy, !T. L 11. Collins, Esq. K.C.B. I Wiii-.m Danson, ?? Tie Rieht Hon. Lord Eatierrea. IF. .1. ?? E_q. Th- Right Hon. Lord George I F. .1. Frankan, Eso. I Hamilton, P.c, M.P. William SnowilonGard, Esq. The Riirht Hon. Lord North- iG ...