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... tho Act of Parlia- ment, and he moved that the appeal be allowed with costs. Lord Morris was unabie to concur with the Lord Chancellor, and he agreed with the judg- ments of Lords Justices Smith and Collins. It would indeed be strange if the Workmen's Com- ...

... statue with the observation “ the panishmont which a rasearebics! Government apon a rebel and (Laughter and hear, bear.) Lord MORRIS consiieced that it was an dignity to the other House to accept the statue from an anonymous donor. ‘The of eaid be considered ...

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... they would have difficulty in arriving at a conclusion as to who commttted the murder. There was no ditect 1 evidence that Morris Evans was at Mullen Cottage on the day in question. Refer- ring to prisoner's statement that be had been at Rndry Colliery ...

... LORD'S DAY Af A JEW AND His We At Pontypridd Police Court ov f Morrie Malitz,a Jewish contra. r as sammoned for PA Lord's Day Act on the Ist stated that about a qoarter-past § 10 the a 1 he saw the defendant cleaning 9 shop, and a asking bim why be worked ...

... FIRST DAY’S PROCEEDINGS. LORD MAYOR AT THE GOR} HONOURING aod CHIEF CHORAL CONTEST. (By “AP IDANFRYN.”) In the theeo-ensentio! clements thas go to make ap suecess the Liverpool hes to-day been abundantly blessed. ‘The woather in the morning was-bright ...

... LORD DURHAM ON AMERICAN | JOCKEYS. Protests in the States. According to a New York telegram Lord Dar- I ham's arraignment of the American jockeys io England is being discussed vigoronsiy in the Statew. The Herald, in an editorial, says that the best ...

... introdacing Sir Sewis Morrie, bore testimony to the endeavoar on the part of the Governing Body daring the past six or and also to the seven years to zeal for ecacation which animated Welsbmen of all ranks and stations. Sir Lewis Morrie said be was mach ...

... Lord Rendel, who took yetwyth, hae returned to Lon ally recovering his usual degree Professor H. W. professor of mathematios Univeriety of South mouthsbire, has sow had conf: dearee of Doctor of Science by A clorgymaa in of hie parishioners staggering ...

... Fat animal (Messrs Stead's prize) — Daniel Davies. Three fat lambs — Robert Morris Marlege. Three fat ewes — Robert Morris. Fat pig John Evans. Welston Court. Swedes—John Morris, Broomslate. Mangels (long)—Major Wynne, Mellar- ton. Mangels (globe or in ...

... named Morris and Arthur Windsor went to bathe ia the ttiver Dee at Newbridge, between Ruabon Chirk. Windsor noticed that bis companion in diffiealties and went to his assistance, before he could reach him he sank. It is thet the spot where Morris met his ...