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... considering and consenting to certain heads of compromise or arrangement provisionally made between Sir W. C. Quilter. M.P., and Lord Hillingdon, on behalf the first mortgage debenture- holders,^ and the Earl of Hardwicke and Mr. Her- mann Schmidt on behalf ...
... draper. Sept. 10. Jeffries. Thomas. 14, Main-street, Long Eaton. rx>rk butcher Sei.t. 19. Morris. Isaac Samuel, and Morris, William (trading as L. and W. Morris>. 65. East street, Derby, and High-street, Belper paper hanging dealers. Sept. 19. Perry. ...
... Fleet. Clerk R. G. Robinson has been promoted to the rank of Assistant Paymaster in her Majesty's Fleet. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANT. Kent.â sir Henry N. Bering, Bart, CIS., and the Bight Hon. Frederick G., Earl of Guiliord, to be Deputy Lieutenants ...
... Staff Corps. — Privates C. Nesbitt, E. Pickering, D. Laugblin, A. Macdonald, A. Wills, H. King, J. Park, C. Phillips, and W. Morris. Army Service Corps. — Civil Surgeon Aymard, Civil Conductor Howells, Privates Jones and Cotton. Suffolk Regiment.— 3796 Sergeant ...
... ), by the late Lord Bailing, is tlie cheap re-issue of a work which first appeared in 18G7, and has since that time gone through four editions. The characters described in it are Talleyrand, Mackintosh, Cobbett, Canning, and Peel. Lord Bailing seems to ...
... LAW NOTICES— This Dai/. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE CHANCERY DIVTSIoN.-Lord Chief Justice's Court.- Before Mr. Justice Farwell (sitting aa Vacation Judge). — In his Lordship's Private Room (No 632). at 10.30.—ChamberSum- ; mouses, with Counsel: Maxse's Estate ...
... LA W NOTICES- Thi* Day HIGH COIRT OF JTSTICE CHANCERY DIVISION. -Lord Ch.el ' I «,„-„■, Before Mr. Justice Buckley (Sitting %■, ?? f , , r °' lrl.- his Lordship's Private Room (No. o.xb ->t y n *'■ hi Summons: St. James' Contract Corporaf, v' L amu ...
... I LAW NO TICES— This Dug. HlfiH CO CRT I iF JUSTICE. MtKV DIVISION.— Lord Chief Justice's Court.— ■' Vr histi'f Fafwcll (sitting as Vacation Judge).— lv . ' Ttisr.ip'sPrix-at'. Room (No 632). at 10.50.—CliamberStiui- ■ .. - with Coiitis-l : It Chataway ...
... of Messr;.. Protberee and Morris, auctioneers, 67 and 68. Cheap- tide. London. j.;.i -. _ Artist Proof Etchings and Engravings.? V.ir Days' Unreserved Sue.- Rv ord-r of Mc-srs. P. ibvoxs and Sons. MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS wiil SELL by AL'CTION. a: ...
... ; Gorm (s). Blyth; Dolphin (s) aud Kathleen (s), Calais; Vanda. (s). Methil. HOME ARRIVALS. ARDROSSAN, Sept. 24.— Lillian Morris, Ha Ha Bay. DUBLIN. Sept. 25.— Borgheld. Mirimichi. FALMOUTH. Sept. 26.— Antares. Riga; Ladakh, Bassein. GLASGOW. Sept, 25 ...
... forgiveness should they not meet again. I ask you, he said. in God's name, to forgive me, for He knows how sorry I am. Dr. Morris, house surgeon at Poplar Hospital, gave a detailed account of the injuries the woman had sustained, which were of a terrible ...
... lunatic brother ; or his methods of life. Formal evidence was then called in support of ' Counsel's statement. , Mr. Benjamin Morris Oakeshott, a clerk from the ' Onice of the Masters in Lunacy, produced a document j relating to the case. In cross-examination ...