... for a millionaire. The first Principal of the College was 3lauri, the second was Hughes, the third was Sir Jol& Lubbock. now Lord Aveburr. The present Pr- cipal is Professor Dicey. a scientific jurist ad a political philosopher. The General Commitre. of ...

... HObEon, A Little Nation. ManyaU Progressive Club, a, Meayalroao Brinton :-Mlss J. iroes, 'Wheti leP gressive Thought ? Morris Hall, 1tA, North-street, Claphan -T, Mr. J. Green. Foreige Conpetirions Bradlaugh Club. Nesnilgton-greiD,, . -,0, Garrick ...

... Mr T. Melnotte, Mr Armand Meredyth, Mr Arthur Meyer, Mr W Moore, Miss Louise Moore, Miss Honor Morell, Mr H. H. Morris, Mr Martin Morris, Mr Tom Murray, Mr Slade Murray, Mr Thomas Neary, Mr James Newark, Mr Algernon Nolan, Mr Michael Norman, Mr James ...

... have yet come in contact with the raiders.-Central News LORD ROBERTS'S RETURN, THE FIELD-MARSHAL'S EARLY HOURS. PORT ELIZABETH, Tuesday.-The Mayor of Port Elizabeth has received a telegram from Lord Roberts, intimating thatthe will pay a visit of four hours ...

... Marie Cairn, Mr E. E. Lloyd. 31r ArLhur Candlish, Mr Will Long, Mr Hyame Carlisle, Mr Tom Loraine, Mr Robert Calion, Mr R. 0. Lord, Air B. Casselo, Madam Lovenfeld, Mr Clarke, Mr Herbert Luperti, bir A. Coark, Mr Gen. (vocalist) Lyncdon, M1r Wilfred Cliff ...

... probably their last stand. A determined stand it is, according to Lord Roberts's message from Bel- fast. Let us see how the Boers have been hemmed into this tract of country, which, says Lord Roberts, is difficult and well suited to their tactics, and less ...

... - - . A - - - I THE HOUR OF LORD RoBERTS's ARRIVAL IN LONDoN. Mr. J. L. Wilkinson, the general manager of the Great Western Rail, way Company, has received an official notification from the War officc that Field-Marshal Lord Roberts will arrive at Paddington ...

... the absence of Kennedy Jones's name are significant. DIYNW. Eight. Honl. Arnold Morley Lord Waudsworthi. ?? Opoihis Lord Ashton. bharles I orley, bi.P. Percy Morris. Lard Bres~ey. Ste lien Leighten. Mr. Lahonchere apparently eeld oat, 1802-il. OUvwOOK ...

... 12th Royal Lancers were represented by Sergeant Morris and two corporals, and a large number of the officers, non-commissioned officers and men of the 3rd (Dundee) V.B., the Black Watch, of which regiment Lord Airlie was honorary colonel, also attended. THE ...

... the enemy pre- ?? fled. De Wet threatens with death all Beers who fail to rvioin their commandos-lReuter. MAFE ING, N-ov. 19. Lord EP fward Cecil hlals left here for England V;a Captoewn. All hie inhabitants of Lichtenboung, nurm- j h ber ?? 'benl-t. 5(W) ...

... WAR CASUALTIES. Mondly's list df casualtids from the War Offce is apIqended:- DEVIL'S KNUCKLES, SEPT. 10. LORD STRATHCONA'S CORPS. WounnsuE.-193 Corpl J. Fllitoff, 285 C. P. Nichollas. UITKOMSH, SEPT. 11. TASMANIAN MOUNTED INFANTRY. KItn.rD-71 E. H. Bailey ...

... at Windsor, chiefly diplomatic and official visitors. The Russian Ambassador and Mine. de Staal, the Spanish Ambassador, the Lord Chamberlain and Lady Ilopetoun, and Sir George White came down to dine and sleep, and Sir A. Condie Stephen, our Chargd ?? ...