... 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 ...

... Rosebe~ry-occuipied seats on the right and left of the two Vice-Presidents of the Collegge-Mr. John Langton and Mr. Ilenty- Morris-and tire President of the College-Sir William MacCormac-took the chais-. The Prfince of Wales, the first Honorary FrIlow' ...

... in the saddle. LORD ROBERTS'S RELIGION. -Lord Roberts's religion has beea ex- Siting discutsion in a section of the Prese. Ths Strict Baptists claimed him. The follewiog letter on the snbject has just reached a Correspondent from his lord- ship orivate ...

... £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 ...

... probably their last stand. A determined stand it is, according to Lord Roberts's message from Bel- fast. Let us see how the Boers have been hemmed into this tract of country, which, says Lord Roberts, is difficult and well suited to their tactics, and less ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -This Day. PROTHEVROE and MORRIS-Land; at Fambridgean-Cruch at 2. FAREBROTHER, ELLIS and Co.-FreeIoldd, &c.; at the MIart, at 2. WELSTI SUNDAY CLOSING ACT.-At the St. Asaph Police Court yesterday, Joseph Ainsworth, land- lord of the Hand IJn, St. Asaph ...

... the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London on Thursday the 9th day of August 1900. Resolved unanimously- That we the Lord Mayor Aldermen and Commons of the City of London in Common i Council assembled desire to record our senti- ments of unqualified ...

... the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London on Thursday the 9th day of August 1900. Resolved unanimously- That we the Lord Mayor Aldermen and Commons of the City of London in Common Council assembled desire to record our senti- ments of unqualified ...

... the Conservtive cause,-I am, my dear Puleston, very faithfully rours, - EbWARD OLARKE. The Chatrman next read a letter from Lord SAldenham, in which his lordship suggested that Sir J. Dimsdale had the strongest claim to be chosen as a candidate. Sir F ...

... Mr. Jnstice Day, tho -hearimg was contrinued of san aetio brought by Mrs. Mary eathcart againet Mr. Julius Jacobs and Mr, Morri* Jacobs; financial agentsu for an order to deliver ug three ?? plain* tiff's-e se was that, oui Feb. 14, 1899, she entered ...