... the ralway to deal with its increasing traffic. t Copies or the trust leed can be seen at the pftices of Messr-. Ashurit, Morris, Crisp, and Lo., 17, Thb ogniorton-avellue, E.C. Applications in the torm accompanying the prospectust together bnith the ...

... Bravant, 5147 H. Gardner, 4985 H. George, 5105 F. Hlarman, 3943 E. Hewitt, 3946 Holly, 4354J. Humphries, 4230 F. Keene, 3699 J. Lord, 4891 G. Mills 4607 W. Portlook, 3676 W. Proberb, 6049W. Ricketts, 3930 Staddon, 5197 P. Tandy. 8000 C. Tozer, 3967 C. Walding ...

... gra~ve by the ctlicials of the Catliodral. T[le itituatioti cljosen is that betweeti the tornls if Williatn Betycv atit Dr. Morris Greene, the gravle of Thomas Atweod~ lienlg tiot far awat-. Thi. rvi-mairlting 1iortionl of thle service was performed by ...

... Portland-street (Unitarian)-11.15.l d H. Mloods Ferris, fl.A. Passniore Edwards Settlement, Tavistock.5l10. 7,3Readifg, byH. Seton Morris, from Silas Ma1*05er 8.30, Free Concert. St. Mary.at-Hill, Blonument.-6 Sacred c Band,; 7, Lisoelight Views, Rev. W. C- ...

... Edited by LORD FREDERIC HAMILTON, IS NOW READY. Prio ONE SHILLING. SOME OF THE CONTENTS. HERTFORD HOUSE PICTURES.-A Remarkable article on the Wallace Collection, written by the late Charles Yriarte, who bought many of the works of art for the late Lord Hertford ...

... 6506 John XVcbb (slight), 4258 Henry S ouv (sliglht) 1499 Alfd. Morris (severe, right thugi), 5i9 1-1y. Corbett Gro-n (sovere), 5818 (.haa. Elall (sovoro, left log, right thigh). Lord Str-mthtont's Corps.-324 Privato RB. S. Davis - iae idet ulty sevorely ...

... Uthes machines, a6d followed them. One remarked carelessly to the other. Got the keys, JackV' The second manu replied, Yes. Morris thin jumped on-the maehine7le had, but ran into- Edwards, and both men and machines tell in, a heap in the road.- l'he prisoncrfs ...

... algamation rm0. |were carmed unanimmoaalr. LON-DON, BRIGHTON-. AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. A ' EAN HALF-YE:AR. Under the presidency of Lord Cbotesloe tnezir- yearivy meetin of the Londo-, Brit Hn South. Coast Railway was held yesrcerzday z.- Terminus a: Lorndon Bridge ...

... peptic, self-sufficient manservant Gandy. Mr Frank H. France does notmincematters in the portrayal of tho vile ce aracter of Lord Ifuntworth, alias Mr Crayll, and, though some may take exception to the brutal frank- ness of his profligacy, it only serves ...

... Parnell (I L P), 196. Conservative majority, 1,463, GREENWICH (12,247). *Lord Hugh Cecil ?? ?? 454 Mr. B, S. Jackson (L) . ,. 3,484 C majority ?? ?? 1,970 No change. 1895: Lord Cecil's mj. 1,238 HACKNEY (Central) (8,692). Mr. A. H. Allbusen (C) ?? 3,747 ...

... , 4017 E. Lee, 1762 R. Miletead, 4009 J. Noad, 4287 W; Bennett, 4985 A. George, 3943 B. Hewitt, 4854 J. Humphries, 3699 J. Lord, 4607 W. Portlock, 5049 W. Bicketts, 5197 P. Tandy, 3957 C. Walding, 4745 A. Williams, 42693N. Barnett, 5334 G. Gegg, 4412 ...

... since 1895, Lord-Lieutenant of Ire- land, He is honorary colonel of the City of London lRegi- ment and hereditery Trustee of the Britt h Museum. He was bore in 1840 and is a grand nephew of the first Duke of Wol- lington. ALDnERxEr.-Lord Monlsawell, peer ...