... City — polled on Monday, but the result was not announced till yesterday morning, when it appeared that Mr. Martin Morris, a son of Lord Morris, had won a welcome, though unexpected, victory for the Unionist cause over the Nationalist candidate. As to the ...

... Hon. W. Morris is making a gallant fight against Mr. Leamy. The last election there was a three- cornered fight, an.l the Unionist was at the bottom of the poll, so that Mr. Morris's chances are not rosy. Still the popularity of hi** father. Lord Morris ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Lord Inchiquin has been appointed to the hon. colonelcy of the Clare Artillery, the Southern Division of the Militia Garrison Artillery. Lord luchiquin, who only succeeded to the Peerage last April, formerly served in ...

... l asked. Then iir. Gladstone looked up ani i explained the whole matter. He had been to call afew even- ! ings before upon Lord Granville, who was then very ill. I In returning he took a sliort cut through some ofthe alleys ! of Mayfair, and iv passing ...

... Mr. E. A. Hambrofor Guernseys, Lord Rothschild for Red Polls, and Messrs. Rumbold and Sou for Holsteius. In an interesting class for groups of three cows or heifers Mr. John Evens was first with Lincoln red shorthorns, Lord Rothschild's Red Polls being ...

... Fletcher. St. Margaret's, Westminster, 11.30, Te Deum, Martin in A ; antbem, Aid 10, Lord God of Heaven, Spohr ; Rev. E. B. Cook. 7, Service, Martin in G ; anthem, Lord, How Long, Mendelssohn; Rev. Jocelyn Perkins. St. John's, Westminster, 11, Rev. W ...

... extend over four years. Mr. W. O'Connor Morris continues his Frederick the Great with aa account of the first essays in arms and policy of the king, and some notes on the war of Austrian succes- sion. Lord Rodney is given a place among Our Naval Heroes ...

... Campbell-Bannerman and Lord George Hamilton in London, Sir Edward Grey at Oldham, Sir M. j Hicks- Beach at Bristol, Sir H. Fowler at Bilston, and Mr. Ritchie at Croydon. It is officially announced that Lord Roberts will succeed Lord Wolseley as Commander-in- ...

... (Before Mr. B. L. Hough, Senior Official Receiver.) BB C. 51. BAKER. _ ?? The first meeiine of the creditors of Christopher Morris Baker was held. The debtor was described as a company ' promoter and financial agent, of Bedford-square. He was 1 formerly ...

... SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. COURT OE APPEAL.— Monday. (Before the Master of the Rolls and Lords Justices Collins and Stiklinu.) THK NEW LORD JUSTICE. To-day Lord Justice Stirling took his seat for the first time as a judge of the Couitof Appeal. IN BE ...

... beeu received from Mr. Ballour aud Lord Ab >rj.avonm . IRELAND. Dublin County (South}.— At a meeting held in Dublin yesterday, under the presidency of Sh- Richard Martin, it was unanimously resolved, on the motion of Lord Mont- e&.'le, seconded by Mr. James ...

... has been from time to time delayed. Eleven or twelve volumes of thi-j series will be published during the season, includ- ing Lord Ten Dyson's Early Poems and Maud, Cary's translation of Dante's Inferno, Mrs. Gaskell's Cranford, Kiuglakc's Eothen ...