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... how the recommendations of the War Relief Funds Inquiry C-mmittee, presided over by Lord Justice Henn Co:lins, could best be curled nut so far as we are concerned. Lord Davey. Chairman of the Sub-Committee. In its report said: Your committee regret to ...

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... Kintore and Colonel H. D. Browne as the Lord and Groom in Waiting on the Queen, and they are to be on duty until Tuesday, the 28th, when they will be succeeded by the Earl of Denbigh an'd Lieutenant-Colonel Lord William Cecil. The Grand Order of. the Knight ...

... London, N,E. (29 years Latimer Church, E.) Balance-sheet audited by chartered accountant •enl to every donor. Her Majesty’s Lord High Almoner and Sir F. Howard cordially thanked. Position unrivalled in Londsik LANGHAM hotel), PORTLAND PLACE AMD REGENT ...

... Ministers, Lord Salisbury is 70, Lord Halsbury 75, Viscount Cross 77, Sir Michael Hirks-Boach 63, Kir Matthew White Ridley 5-1, Lord Lana lowne 55. Lord George Hunilton 55, Lord Balfour of Rurleigh 51. Lord ...

... arise if, for instance, a judge of horses had his statue set up in the Law Courts.' A word for Lord Methuen. ‘Vhen Count de Villebors Mareuil tell at Boshof, Lord Methuen decided to raise a memorial over the body of the brave French Colonel who fell fighting ...

... sale conducted by Messrs Herbert Morris and Son, of Lewer. and Messrs Drawbridge and Abseil, of Hayward, Heath The cheep included in the sale were the property of the following ffockmasters ,—The Earl of Ashburnbarn, Lord Northbourns. Sir James Duke Bart ...

... Claos 38. Bouquet (best shower): 1, I(M., F. W. Leale; 3,2 e. 61., Mrs. Morris.. Clams 39. Basket of Flowers lartistirally arranged): 1,10 s., F. W. Seale; 2,7 p. 6d.. Mr,. Morris., Baldslow Place; 3, 66., A. Nutcutt, St. Leonardo. Class 40. Dinner Table ...

... where the late Lord Chief Justice had been accustomed worship, and on the outside of which the piou* fathers had displayed the following notice •« Of your charity pray for the repose of the soul of Charles Kussell, Baron of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice ...

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... Major Morris. But the siege of Coomassie must rank with the most notable events of our little wars. Such were the privations of the garrison that many died daily of starvation, and it was only when rations threatened to give out that Major Morris found ...