... Ministers, Lord Salisbury is 70, Lord Halsbury 75, Viscount Cross 77, Sir Michael Hirks-Boach 63, Kir Matthew White Ridley 5-1, Lord Lana lowne 55. Lord George Hunilton 55, Lord Balfour of Rurleigh 51. Lord ...

... Loverton is responsible for a laughable re p r esentation of Lord I Lavender, and for his catchy patriotic ditty he is nightly recalled some half-a-dozen times for encore verse.. Mr. Allen Morris, as the American millionaire, proves himself an actor of no ...

... itin-making industry The Birmingham Rile Club has therefore, taken the initiative, and ham obtained the of the President—The Lord Mayor of the City—to preside at • which it is proposed to bold at the Ceune.il Hones, Birmingham, on the nth of this mouth ...

... —Played on Saturday at West Green. and after an finish moulted in • victory for the visitors by ten rune For the home team Morris batted very finely for A. W. Richardson and Frank Smith also rendering good tame. Yates played a wend innings for the visitors ...

... visitor., hut the home team played up in the second half, and Morris scoring twice to no response from the visitors, the home team enter the nest round by • 2 to 1 victory. Connor in goal, Morris, Turner, and Kirkwood, were the pick of the home team. Team: ...

... the result being as stated. Haswell Hill Reserves: R. Connor, P. C. Hawke. P. J. Chapman, H. O. Austin, 0. Warboys, H. S. Morris, H. Hosier, A. E. iSutton, C. Thomson. G. N. Watson. and F. Borneo. Haswell Hill A v. Hyde Kingsbury (Finchliry Shield replayed ...

... balance due on the of the renovation of St. John-the-Baptist Church. Cleveland-rd. The Lord Chancellor has. on the recommendation of hie Grace the Duke of Bedford. the Lord Lieutenant. placed Mr. Henry Bert on the Comminution of the Peace for the County of ...

... whereabouts of defendant's lunatic brother or his methods of . . -- isidstioe was then called in support of this Mr. liTnjamin Morris Oakeehott, a clerk from the office of the Masters in Lunacy, produped • document relating to the case. In croes-exasnination ...

... baths; Dr. Parker, Messrs. Bryen, C. B. Butcher, D. McMonnies. Winterburn, Whitney, Took. and Rows, for service* given; Mr. Morris. head echoolmeater, for organising and carrying out the oompetition ; Mies N. and Mr. W. J. Everton, for the gratuitous i ...

... admitted that the mesa was well depicted, and that the fol. ' lowing sustained their reapeetive roke faithfully:—Messrs. Nodder, Lord Roberts; Bull, Naval Captain; Wheeler, Naval lieutenant; Boiling, Midshipman; Frost, Hogg, and Scott, A.B. Seamen; Parker, ...

... the House of Commons without first taking the oath. Protracted litigation followed. and was ultimately taken to the Moose of lords. Mr. Itradlatiah's defence was that he bad armed. and that the Courts had no power to order penalties at the instance of ...

... Took. life ; I spent all my years he tells us in charged with remising the property.-The and Howe, for service* gives; Mr. Morris. boy was engaged at 2s. 6d. a week to be at the that monastery; ever intent. on the study head schoolmaster, for organising ...