... woe after reaching imon's estate. we and him In the heart of one of the wannest t cat of London. Oz. alarOelmoe. In ISM. Mr Morris was attiminted relatent to the late Copt me of the best koown political agents his who was lilt leading light of the C ...

... BUGLER DUNN LI HUNG CHANG. • GENERAL KFIOX. SIR CLAUDE MACDONALD. • PRIVATE FITZMAURICE. LORD STRATHCONA. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL. ONE OF HANDY MEN of H.M.S. • LORD EDWARD CECIL. POWERFUL • MAJOR-GEN. G. If. MARSHALL. MR.BURNHAM.theAtnericanScent EARL ...

... FOLLOWING— . BUGLER DUNN LI HUNG CHANG. GENERAL KNOX. SIR CLAUDE MACDONALD. PRIVATE FITZMAURICE. LORD STRATHCONA. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL. ONE OP HANDY MEN of H.M.S. LORD EDWARD CECIL. POWERFUL. MAJOR GEN. G. H. MARSHALL. EARL OF ALBEMARLE. MR.BURNHAM,theAm ...

... knocked out by Peter Maher, 2rds •' knocked out by grank P. Slavin, Ird, 1805. His principal victories are :—Yeaman Fisher, lOrds ; Grant Mack, 6rds ; George Broad, 2rds ; James Fraser, Ird ; Bill Davis, 6rds ; Fred Woods, srds ; Jack Van Houten, 6rds ; ...

... FRANCE AND RUSSIA. Li About to Start Out On Hi Mission of Peace. Russia's ssoendsney in Chins is clearly ill Dr. Morris's _ Her alleged collusion with Li Chang may be full of danger for the future. Meanwhile, Li Hang Chang is on ore of his departure. ...

... DIFFERENT PHOTOS INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING — F-MARSHALL LORD ROBERTS. BUGLER DUNN LI HUNG CHANG. MAJOR-GEN. LORD KITCHENER. GENERAL KNOX. SIR CLAUDE MACDONALD. LIEUT-GF.N. R. S. BADEN-POWELL PRIVATE FITZMAURICE. LORD STRATHCONA. GENERAL SIR REDVERSBULI.ER. MR. WINSTON ...

... BUGLER DUNN LI HUNG CHANG. • GENERAL KNOX. SIR CLAUDE MACDONALD. '• PRIVATE FITZMAURICE. LORD STRATHCONA. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL. ONE OF HANDY MEN of H.M.S. 'l O • LORD EDWARD CECIL. MAJOR-GEN. G. H. MARSHALL. POWERFUL. • • EARL OF ALBEMARLE. MR. BURNHAM ...

... English company at once took the matter to the experts, and they took the opinion of such eminent counsel as Lord James, Lord Davey, the late Lord Russell of Killoweo, Mr. Underdown and Mr. Kirby—a pretty strong team. They mete unanimously of opinion—and ...

... giving time to look round. In other respects, too ? he was fortunate. He met the Rev. J. C. Morris himself, and he was the preacher for the evening. Mr. Morris is (says our correspondent) keenly interested in his old friends at South Norwood, and wished ...

... Acting-Manager, Mr. Arthur Lawrence).--The Gay Lord Quex ought by this time to be considered to have been cleansed by fire, as some of its fiercest disputants deem it should be in a very literal sense. But the Gay Lord is as gay as ever, and when we calmly consider ...

... which fatherhood is of little or no account has left evidence of itself in Celtic literature, and he refers to Professor Morris Jones's quotation from a j French authority to the effect that when a Berber King j dies, it is uot his son but tue son of ...

... SOUTHERN LEAGUE TEAMS. | Tottemham Hotspur v Millwall, at_Tottenham, 4. ?urs: Clawiey. Melia and Tait; Morris, ‘Naught, aggd Siormont (or Jones); Smith, Cameron, Brown, Mofat (or hnvgbonmel. and Kirwai. Referce: A Farrant eal‘nut trains from Liverpoci-st ...