... prt9idn of 'the' beaawarded to Mr. Henary Lord Morris , who has taken the title of Lord ?? in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been con- ferred on him, will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. At Oxford ...

... in the saddle. LORD ROBERTS'S RELIGION. -Lord Roberts's religion has beea ex- Siting discutsion in a section of the Prese. Ths Strict Baptists claimed him. The follewiog letter on the snbject has just reached a Correspondent from his lord- ship orivate ...

... after a few remarks fromn Gen. Gordon Morris, who, as Chairman of the council, presided, the Prince distributed the prizes, certificates, and medals. In reply to a vote of thanks, the Prince of Wales said:- My lords, ladies, and gentlemen, and boys of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... aliehttbr Sr ltr_ Foster; Mostel Organ on Hr. Joan Cowsrd.-Mb h Hathia lolanto a, Grand Concei to vecal ?? Hmuson, Missr iadeoods Lord, ?? Cole.-Battersen Town Hallinled ! oll, With the Army in Sooth Afc Shoreditch Town Rol o od hsinnleS graphs and Music. Enondoite ...

... (MOUTr).-*E. Barry, N. CORs (WEST)-*J. Gilhooley, N. DoNEoGL (SUUTZ)-*J, G. S. MqcNeill, ?? DowN (WeSr)-'Lord Attill, C. KILXsNsr (SOUTH)-'S. Morris, NT. LONDOnODNrY (Sounra)-J. Cordoil, C. MAYO (WEsTs-'*Dr. Ambrose, N. TYsoNs (MriDI-G. Murnaghan, N. Y ...

... Mr. Jnstice Day, tho -hearimg was contrinued of san aetio brought by Mrs. Mary eathcart againet Mr. Julius Jacobs and Mr, Morri* Jacobs; financial agentsu for an order to deliver ug three ?? plain* tiff's-e se was that, oui Feb. 14, 1899, she entered ...

... murdered. DIED OF WOUNDS. Nov. 23.-376 T. Fulton, New South Wales M.I.A , roonstad. ACCIDENTAL DEATES. Nov. 21-17 La. B. Scott, Lord Btrathcona's Cores. van occidentally shot dead at Muzarab. Nov. 22.-J. Sutherland, Duke of Edin. bur,:h's Usn ioL. lides, was ...

... Winiurd Christis (a native'f London). I Tihe eaaenizer 'ere ,riEDwmsana routher, Sir A. . Mfaiesnd Mr August alisne. . - - - Lord MWelavey, o rect vsit of, snEpeetroni-' -Liebdi,ifi'els,- tal~ej 60ldiers club which is being established there, sibiscribed ...

... the! Armoury House, City-icad, where the troop- ineobtbe colour wast erfoi-med bytheil.A.U., who were' under the command- of Lord Denbigh. 'ahere were siix omnanmes of in- fantry and two* batteries,.totalldog. over 500 inca. General F.C. Stephensoi-; iad ...

... OUB VOL TEE rS,.; - Three prises were com06ted for by the members of the Morris Tube club in con- ection with the 21st Middlesex at head. auarters on Mondaysoight. Severn coun. javies entered teams of eight men each, whe; fired five VIeleys likneeling ...