... Society are Professor Abbott (Trinity College, Dublin), Lord Aberdare, Mr. Evelyn Ashley, Professor Oscar Browning (Cambridge University), Mr. P. W. Clavden, the Principal of Cheltenham College, Lord Coleridge, Mr. Lionel Cust (Director National Portrait ...

... wise to allow it to the Court in Australia to say whether the appeal should go. The two noble and learned Lords (Lord Russell of Killowen and Lord Davey) had laid great stress on the point that it would lead to a co- ordinate jurisdiction with the Privy ...

... at Osborne. Jf t-r Majesty went out this morning, accompanied by her I'oyal Highness Princess Henry of Battenberg. Colonel Lord Edward Pelham Clinton has arrived at Osborne. MARLP>OROUGH HOUSE. .In y 24. The Prince of Wales was admitted, at Marlborough ...

... the Institu- tion, were received by the Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress at the Mansion House last evening, when a large company were invited to meet them. The recep- tion took place in the Saloon. With the Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress was Alderman ...

... Vicar of Wakefield, first j edition, 1766, made £77 : The Story of the Glittering I Plain, W. Morris, presentation copy To Kate Faulkner from William Morris, £30 ; another of the same, £20 ; also of the Kelmscott Press were Ballads and Narrative Poems ...

... Pretoria) and Lady Lily Greene, Sir A. Geikie, Lord and Lady George Hamil- ton, Lord Claud Hamilton, Lord Frederic Hamilton, the Siamese Minister, Sir J. H. Kennaway. M.P., Sir J. H. Maxwell, Sir Lewis Morris, Key. Dr. Parker, Viscount Peel, Alderman and ...

... last night. The Lord Chief Justice is still indisposed, and he will not return to the Courts before the Long Vacation. He is staying at his country house at Tadworth, near Epsom, and will probably leave for the Continent shortly. Lord and Lady Blythswood ...

... Stnal (Russian Am- bassador) ami Madame de Staal. and the Duke dv Mandas (Spanish Ambassador!, the Earl ot Hopetoun. G.C.M.G. (Lord Chamberlain), and the Countess of Hopetoun, and Lieut. General Sir George White, ?? V.C. (Governor and Commander-iu-chiei ...

... May. 1859, for the borough of Ayles- bury, nr.d in 1&5.5 was returned, in or.ninaty with Mr. Nathaniel (afterwards aud now Lord) Rothschild : r.ud the two continued to represent the borough — Mr. Smith as a general supporter of the Liarl of Beacons- fields ...

... Everitt v Rack ham— Clyne v Ramm — Harman •- Stephens — Moore v Wa est aff — lie Cy.-lists' Touring Club v Hawl.-y— Douglas v Morris— Re J. Norman (Limited) — Norman v J. T. Norman (Limited)—Good- all. Backhouse and Company v The Shamiork I'n- vision Company ...

... Mr. H. Keed. Q.C., who (with Mr. Frank Dodd) represented Mr. J. Morris Catton, Witness added that he was now undergoing a term of imprison- ment on a charge of blackmailing. Mr. J. Morris Catton stated on examination that he was the real promoter of the ...

... * t) -7{r ar ;s 7l v King-cote, part heard (28)— Re Jolly (Gathercolev Norfolk) ?? Before Lord Justice A. L. Smith. Lord Justice l. au ? ha ,? Williams, aud Lord Justice Romer— ln Appeal Court _»p. 1., at 10.30. -Appeals from the Queens Bench Division ...