... COCKNEYISMS. = - r The following story is told of the recently-retired Irish Law Lord, Lord Morris of Spiddul, when acting as Judge of Assize in Ireland. A di~spnshry dobtor proved that he had often given eight grains to a man, Lfrom which it was to be ...

... The appeal was dismissed with costs. IM'PORTAN-T DEcIScoN. * Ln the House of Lords on Tuesday, the Lord Chalt cellor presiding, end the other learned Lords prcsent being Lords Moorris, Shand, 'Davoy, Bratmpton, and Robertson, an iniportaut question undor ...

... 1aonse of lords oa Thiurrtday afternoon; 'Tas Elarl of ft ILenarrowVN asken ld whether the t.Tdsr-iiecretary for the Colies had cuy iiilititii Ieo could qive to the House on the subject of the Aaheuteo rtaing. Thuo Earl of SaL3noo Mr : aYes, my lords. I bwse ...

... Asoherson, of 17, Kensington-court, and Miss Kate Lemon Rcmer, younger daughter of Lord Justice omer, and a. grand-daughter of the late Mr. Mark Leon, the etditor of Ptunc-. Lord Justice Romer gave-hisrv dahter away. At the i conclusionof the cere- moss Mr ...

... the absence of Kennedy Jones's name are significant. DIYNW. Eight. Honl. Arnold Morley Lord Waudsworthi. ?? Opoihis Lord Ashton. bharles I orley, bi.P. Percy Morris. Lard Bres~ey. Ste lien Leighten. Mr. Lahonchere apparently eeld oat, 1802-il. OUvwOOK ...

... TH E WAR-LATEST. PPERSISTENCY OF THE BOERS. DE WET AGAIN FIGHTING. The War Office issued the following from Lord Roberts:- Pretoria, Oct. 12, 4.85 p.m. Several attempts have been made with more or less success dining the last few days to interfere with ...

... EAry BRITISH LOSSES. 500 BOERS -BREAK THROUGH RUNDLE'S LINE. JoHANINESBURG PLOT. fhe foii despatches were issued from the War Lord Roberts to the Secretary of State for Pretoria, July 17, 10.45 p.m. terdqY the enemy adce A determined attack on ler of Po ...

... others. XEMLOMIAL OR oIM. GLADSTONEx. Lord Tweedmouth presided on Wednesday over a meeting held in his residence, Brook House, Park-lane, in support of a proposed memorial to Mrs. Gladstone. Among those present were Lord Rosebery, the Earl and Countess of ...

... they would be willing to agree to form a Conciliation f3oiard for the purpose of settling all disputes thatmight arise under Lord Brassey's award. Not agreeing with the .whole of the suggestions, MIr. Gosling made certa in counter suggeetious, which Mr ...

... Pierce and 0. 3. Westeott, North Bnixton Gladstone Club. MI. Tom G. Williams, Stepney Trades and Labour Council. Mr. Howard B. Morris, Portsmouth. Mr. MI. Keating, scaretary MetroPolltlil Branchz .U]3itedjrish League. Dr. japR. Mr..A. 4.. Mlorton. Ur. Theodore ...

... Moderates were:- The Duke of Norfolk (Westminster). Col. Heneage Legge, M.P. (Westminstor). Capt. Jessel, M.P. (Westminster). Lord Doneraile (Westminster). R. W. Granvillle-Smith, L.C.C. (Westminster). L. Hr.yter, L.C.C. (Westminster). COl. Probyn, L.O.C ...

... reported - MACIIADODORP, AUGUST 28. Lord Strothoona's Corps.-2d6 Pte. F. C. Whiiteley, slightly wounded. E AmrmnRspooBr, .TUIY ?? Lord Strathcona's Corps.-(?) 308 P. W. H. S. Monsth, severely wounded. CAROLINA, JULY 14. Lord Strathcona'd Corps.-.30 Ptc. J ...