... (4 the sew Lord Chief before his bcotber jades is, however, more sac. ceodul from. the spectecuLir point of s Leo I the court in which Lord Coleridge and Lord Russell of Milkmen amide their Limo is, happily, rather larger than the tee Lord Aleerstmee's ...

... of the new Lord Wet before his brother judges is, however, more successful from the spectacular point of view, and the court in which Lord Coleridge and Lord Russell of Killowen made their fame is, happily, rather larger than the rest. Lord Alrerstone's ...

... well-known author and practitioner. The retirement of Lord Morris in May from a Lordship of Appeal led to Sir Nathaniel Lindley, Master of the Rolls, taking his place in the House of Lords (as Lord Lindley), an honour which delighted the whole of the ...

... LORD WOLSELEYS WARNING Miss E. of Broomfield Hall, Chelmsford, writing behalf of the Women’s Total Abstinence Union, asks us to draw attention the circular letter issued Lord Wolseley, in reference to “treating” soldiers home from' the war. The Commander-in ...

... Yonx, Monday. Lord attack on jockeys has a sespousive chord in the United Rates. Among the contingent who follow the races for vort rather than for gambling his lordship's outspoken comment is eulogised. Many prominent members of the Morris Park liming ...

... • of the of to fight as party amid the arm of Peony is well in this borough dist Mr. Morris% of , N 11.1660111 me as to as distant wit la mobs% on She other Morris's vireo mai assood not with miss with of boo majority of bit political °mesas Ye& Nbartla ...

... DIFFERENT MOOS INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING— F-MARSITALL LORD ROBERTS. BUGLER DUNN LI HUNG CHANG. MAJOR-GUN. LORD KITCHENER. GENERAL KNOX SIR CLALTDE MACDONALD. LILUT-GEN. R. S. BADEN-POWELL PRIVATE FITZKAURICTL LORD STRATHCONA. GENERAL SIR REDVERS BULLER. WINSTON ...

... library : Man's 'vVoman. F rank Morris. Tommy and Grizel. J. M. Barrie. Lord Jim. Joseph Conrad. (Blackwood.) The Stickit Minister 's Wooing, etc. Charity. H orace Annesley Wild Sheep. Conyngham F rank Morris. J. M. Barrie. (Cassell. ) {Richards ...

... Samuel. Isaac (usually known as Isaac Samuel Morris), and Samuel. William (usually known in Derby and Belper as William Morris, and usually known in Hull and elsewhere as William Samuel) (trading as I. and W. Morris). 63, East- street. Derby, and High-street ...

... t.C.: or to M. K. Kendall, 28, Eldon-atreet, E.C., and 4, Adelaide-street, Clicring-Croas, London SALES ,s.„.E?. DUTCH AND MORRIS, ■•a a la Cr.MTRAi, Sale Rooms, IJJ L » n ...

... inflame, the I Board. He was still quits to edii.s Lord I Portman conmat to I , • of o aurrsoisoes en of the workhouse He thought Guardians amid gin lemmas without any detriment to themeolvsa. The remarked Lord Portman word a $ bens& Ms way nor ski mbar. Time ...

... Milstead and Nellie Lovell are pleasing comediennes; J. W. Rickaby hits the popular taste with some genuinely comic songs; Morris and Morris are very amusing knockabouts and acrobats; and a number of stirring pictures are exhibited by means of the Viagraph. ...