... Redmond, W. Redmond, Clancy, Campbell, and Mooney); there is one Conservative junior, Mr. Johnston. The Hon. Mr. Morris, a son of Lord Morris, sits for an Irish constituency, but is a member of the English and not of the Irish Bar, and the same is the case ...

... Bedfordshire. Lord and Lady Tweedmouth have arrived in town from Guisachan, their place in Inverness-shire. The Lord Justice-General, Lord Blair Balfour, has been elected Presi- dent of the Edinburgh Acadenmical Club, which has just been formed. The Lord justice-Clerk ...

... return to. town. Lord 'Aberdeen has agreed to unveil the bust of Mr. Gladstone in the Wallace Monument, at Stirling, on a day to be arranged at the beginning of August. Lord Farquhar left Grosvenor-square yesterday morning for Ne-w. market. Lord Plunket, who ...

... bosom, Aind tey heart's in the breast of you. Stitchwort. t Wallflower. Dog-violet. The history of the C.I.V.'s, which the Lord Mayor has caused to be written in a blue-book of sonic sixty pages, makes exceiler: reading. The regiment was born on the 20th ...

... Rev. Morris Fuller, 11; the Rev. Percy Deariner, 7. ALL SAINTS', Norfolk-square.-The Rev. W. Boyd, 11 and 7. :MERCERS' CHAPEL, Cheapside.-The Rev. H. Clements-Smith, 7. COLLEGIATE CIIuRCH OF ST. SAVIOUR, Southwark. -The Rev. N. Campbell, 11; Lord Bishop ...

... of Hesse. Lady Tenterden has arrived at Monte Carlo. Lord and Lady Reay have arrived at Cannes from Paris. Lady Blanche Morris has returned to the baths of Helouan, near Cairo, from Jerusalem. Lord and Lady Overtoun have left Paris for Mentone. Sir Daniel ...

... STEPHEN COLERIDGE. FORGOTTEN PROPHET. By W. S. LILLY. THE FORTNIGHTLY. A Retrospect. By M. LORD ROSEBERY's NAPOLEON. By His Honour Judge O'CONNOR MORRIS. THE CONCERT:. IN CHINA. By DIPLOMATICUS. THE TRANSVAAL QUESTION FROM THE MUSSULMAN POINT OF VIEW ...

... his Highness Aga Khan, gold dessert service; Lord :A Lady Sandhurst, silver cruet ; the Earl and Countess of Denbigh, peprer. casters and sugar-sifters ; Lord and Lady Cranborne, silver ca.i.cP sticks; Lord and Lady Charles Beresford old silver jar; the ...

... £3 to £4 per month. TREATED THE DERBYS LIKE LORDS. A private in the 2nd Lincolns, iln a letter received in Spalding, refers to De Wet as being a thorough gentleman. Hie treated the poor Derbys like lords; told them to get what they wanted from the ...

... 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 ...

... - - . 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 ...

... 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 ...