... + Lord Barghetere, the Marquis of tt Lord Me Chaplin, el Clarendon, Sir Richard Tem; Tinton, Sir te of Coventry, Lot Car- Lord Chesterfield, the Hon. K bre Ho: See Lord Pirbright Sir Hicks-Beach, Mr Mr. Courtaey, Sr William Lord ...

... creditable atyle. Letters re- gretting abset mee were annou! nced from the Vice-Presidtat (Mr. G. Soltau-Symons), Lord St. Levan, Sir Massey Admiral Lord Charles Scott, Rear-Admiral Lopes, the Mayor of (Mr. J. A. Bellamy), . Revs. Colonel Sir R. Vhite-Thomeon ...

... the consumer matenally increasing. It scene from aloft were Lord James, Lord ‘emple- Michael Hicks-Beach introduced jis possible, however, that a blow bas been struck town, Lord Morris, and Lord Llandaif, while He est: d the at foreign ...

... Sth, at neon, 7Ib extra; owner Od second borse to receive 9) About two miles, over the My, H. Lindemere’s Lord Farqubar’s in Also ran—Sea Fog Lord rost (ibson), Volonet (Childs), Paradoxical colt (Bullock), and Theedocion (Heppall). Betting : 4 to Leach ...

... ; and the Rev/ H. R. Haweis. The legal profession is the poorer by the deaths of Sir A. L. Smith, Master of the Rolls ; Lord Morris ; Sir Franklin Lushington, Chief Magistrate at Bow-street ; and Mr. Samuel Pope, K.C., leader of the Parliamentary Bar. ...

... Hart-Dyke the Lord Chancellor Lord Morris Mr Lecky the Archbishop of Canterbury Mr W L Jackson Stratbcona Lord Rowton Sir John Kennaway the Lord Chief Justice Mr Walter Long Lord Brampton Sir H H Fowler ...

... point of view the court in Lord Coleridge and Lord of Killowen made their happily rather larger rest Iord Alvera tone’s first appearance in capacity somewhat remarkable for sitting Lord Justice of in own demesne with Lord Chancellor and Master of the ...

... at morrow morning for Kiel, steaming through the | the Lord Chaneellor, Lord Morris, Sir Elwant Carson, The METHODIST NEW CON NEXION. canal and other eminent members of the lega! profession { | Lord Chancellor said they were meetic g that evening ER EXPLOSION ...

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... 33g5.) The , sold as follows :— K *}cy 10th ' 10434, calved Bth February. - Gordon' 1974, 'Lord Curry pool, 'Fancy 7th' 8991, 'Lord Currvpool 10th> : - - - Morris, Marwood. (' Fan- J, first prize as one pair of cows at the ;i*XTnio-,i Agricultural Show ...

... LORDS AND THE RUSSELL CASE. The House of Lords met yesterday to consider Lord Russell's case. The Lord Chanceller moved that the following Select Committee be appointed to consider the method of procedure to bring Lord Russell to a speedy ...

... FORD ROBERTSS VOYAG 5 Friday. Lord Roberts will land here next and will drive through the main street, which will be decorated. Troops will line the route. His lord- ship is expected to sail for home the same evening. NATAL AND BADEN-POWELL (BECTER’S ...