... SIR H. FOWLER'S EULOGY OF LORD ROSEBERY. Speaking at the dinner of the Wolverhampton Liberal Club last night, Sir Henry Fowler, M.P., said that the vast majority of Liberals, both in and out of Parliament, desired that Lord Rosebery should return to his ...

... Mr. R. H. Gordon Duff as his Private Secretary. At a meeting of the Privy Council of Ireland, Lord Clonbrock, i.P., and Lord Justice Fitzgibbon were sworn Lords J-ustices for the government of L-elaud during the absence of the Ticeroy. a e hiU~1M.SIC. 1 ...

... Tavistock-place. -Reading from Sil4s Marner, Mr. H. Seton Morris, 7; Concert, under the direction of Mr. R. K. Walther, 8.30. This week's issue of the Citizen contains portraits of the new Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Frank Green), the Lady Mayoress (Miss ...

... 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 ...

... Mary Catboart, a lady -of independent nreana and a frequent visitor at the Courts of Law, against Mr. Julius Jacobs and Mr. Morris Jacobs, described as financial agents, for an order directing -he de- fendants to delivor up three documeuts which they had ...

... 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 ...

... reported L 2nd Royal Irirh Rlile&.-5883 Private XV. T. Soitt I liasigerolisly wvoundcd. since deaId, Nov. 1,t IDwetsderp, Nov. S. Lord Stratheona's (Corvxs.-175 Private J. V. Bull t lacidnal lt3y asevlere y sWoicUdod), Frederiokstcad, ? Nov. 3. t V'si l Riding ...

... PREACHERS. FOR TO-MORROW. ST. PAUL'S CATilrbRAL.-Prebendary Storrs, 10.30; the Archdeacon of London, 3.15- the Rev. Lord W. Cecil, 7. WESTMINSTER ABBEY.-Canon Bartram, 10; Canon Robinson, 3; the Rev. G, Napier, 7. ST. SAVIOUR'S COLLEGIATE CHURCHs. Southivark ...

... Mr Frank Ledinah, Miss Lord Leigh, Mr Austen Leighton; Miss A. Le)y, Mr Dueward Lemoine, R. Leon, Miss Connie Leopold, Mr John Leslie, Mr Frank L'Bstrange, Miss Dorothy Levton, Mr Sidney Lington, Miss Flora Lloyd, Miss Marie Lord, Mr B. Lorenzo, Mr Arthur ...

... 'his asseveration that he is the only man who can restore order. But. the Dowager-Empress still keeps him at Canton. _ _. Dr. Morris Martin has obtained some measure of revenge upon his Boer taskmasters in the disclosures he has just made to an interviewer ...

... (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 ...

... had wvon great pride of death in battle.- Refiner. SATISFACTORY PROGRESS OF OPERATIONS. AN ADVANCE ON MACHADODORP. News from Lord Roberts's headquarters indicates, say the Cape Town correspondent or the Dishes, that operations are progressing satisfactorily ...