... Gray, while Miss Nell Hope makes a pretty and dainty Molly Fansbawc. Donald is brightly played by Miss Margaret Bright Morris. Lord Angus Cameron is ably sustained by Mr. Reginald lan Penny, who plays with power.—Next week the attraction will Our Boys ...

... the Imperial Yeomanry. • • The - How. Orrzrectcx has won Galway from the Nationalist party,lathealdestson of Lord Morris, until recently • Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. He was born in 1867, and was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, where he obtained gold ...

... and sympathetic manner in which she portrayed Lady Windermere. Mr. J. Cooke Bercsford as Lord Darlington handled his r6le in a clcver way. Mr. F. Owen Baxter as Lord Augustus Lorton is effective. Miss Elsie Carew as the Duohess of Berwick adds greatly to ...

... Woodford flub.- Bilver Medal: Mr. E. J. Morrie, 85 net. Quarterly (old Medal: Mr. N. Dunlop, 90 SOUTH FNSIOI. A.C. The Waltbamstow Harriers, now known to the athletic world as the 'South Essex Athletic Club, opened their cross-country INIS(111 with a ...

... reward—a handed to hint ty Lord Roberts on behalf a loser .L the weed at home, says • London comeints,n,rv. The flag at Bloemfontein was hoisted Viscount Acheson, son Of Lord Gosport—though the honour has been claimed for Lord Herbert Scott. The first man ...

... Clonmel, Lord Harewood, Earl of Crewe, Earl of Durham, Lord and Lady Berkeley Paget, Viscount Newport, Lord and Lady Wolverton, Lord Henry Neville, Lord Viliiers, Lord and Lady Marcos Bereotord, ...

... anticipated, but in Hampshire very fair sport has been obtained. On Lord Northbrook's Stratton estate last week, seven guns, comprising Lord Baring, Lord Ilcbester , Lord Savile, Lord Lathom , Lord Y a rborough ...

... 1940. CrTTINCt. - N A. W. Daniell, E. It. Morris, S. E. Newby, W. North, T. Wanen. nry 1 , 0 —C.,. Babington. Et. es. ;Wiry :lot --I:. Anderson, F. Robson. fru V. 11. E ver Hon. Colonel. the Right lion. Lord Wandsworth; Lieutenant Colonel T. Tully co ...

... life are Mr. If. Q.C., who has won a victory for the Colonist cause at Plymouth, and the Hon. Martin Morn'., a roe of Lord Morrie, who has been similarly successful at Galwxy. Mr. Avgustine Birrell. Q.C., who represented Fife in the last Parliament, ...

... red Cbewton Victor, whilst second honours were awarded to I Lord Rothschild's Magna Charts. Jersey bulls were I a particularly strong class of 28, Colonel Hankey winning with Tweedleduin, and Lord Rothschild once more elperieneing the vexation of running ...

... and Lord Rothchild's red polls, Rosebush, Hastoe Butterscotch, and Fly, coming second. The bull classes were quite firsi-rate, Mr. G. F. King securing first in the shorthorns with the red Chewton Victor, whilst second honours were awarded to Lord Rothschild’s ...

... Hon. llrs. Mostyn, Mrs. George Banbury and Miss Banbury, Miss Blewitt, Mrs. Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Raalte, Mrs. Erskine, Mrs. Coope, Lord Charles Osborne, Mrs. Morris, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Whateley, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Ward, Mr. P. Poliitt (of ...