... the presidency of Pro- lessor John- Pebky. There were over 350 guests, including Lord Morris, Lord Alverstone (Lord Chief Justice), Professor W. G. Adams, Sir W: Corry, Lord Kelvin, Sir A. A. Weldon, Mr. C. E. Spagnoletti, Sir J. Kitsoti, M ...

... Viscount Pee!, Lord Monkswell, Lord (Stratford, and Earl Spencer entered and seated themselves ou the benches to the loft of the Throne, whilst on the othe:- side were Earl Waldegravc tone of the Govern- ment Whips), Lord Clarendon, and the Bishop oi St ...

... Hohnan Hunt, X.A.. opens the Extension of the Walthanistow Library, and unveils a bust of the late William Morris, High-street, Walthanistow, 3.0. Lord Duudonald attends the annual Christmas Dinner of the New Vagabonds' Club. Conference on the Housing Question ...

... that Department before th imported into Ireland. Mr. Morris, auditor of the War 1 at Washington, was shot anil ki.ied on Saturuay l>y a man named lately a disbursing clerk who hail bt by Mr. Morris. Macdonald subseq himself, and is not expected to recov ...

... ceed to Pretoria to consult Lord KITCHENER. General Broadwooo has gone to Rustenbuiiz, and Oliphant's Nek has been reinforced. The Boers have informed the British General that Jocbep.t's son was killed in the lighting. Lord Kitchkn-K, in his last Despatch ...

... on of Trade Mark I iie'-da. L>rd Chancellor's Court.— Before Mr. Justice Farwell. at 10.30.— Jacobs v Morris ami Morris, and Morris mid Morris v Jacob?, part heard. Adjourned Summonses : Terrell v Ker- Re Prior (Pnorv Prio •)— He Donaldson (Maclareu ...

... P.: Chairman \ Mr.H. Lush-Wilson, Q.C. (Vice Chairman), Sir Prior Goldnev, the Earl of Denbigh. Mr. W. IT. Fisher, M. P., Lord Edmund Talbot, M.P., and Sir R. (I. C. Mowbray, M.P. : and the guests, besides Mr. Wyndham, weie the following members of ...

... Committee, has issued a communication on the subject to the authorities of the various funds, to the Lords Lieutenant of counties, and to the Lord Mayors aud Lord Provosts and Mayors aud Provosts of the Provincial Municipalities. He states that the Council ...

... Judge ought to be restored. Lords Siiacd ami Lindley took a contrary vi-ew, and thought the appeal should be dismissed. The other noble and learned Lords concurred with Lord Macnaghten. (Present: The Lord Chancellor ar.d Lords Mac - KAGHTEK, ...

... lobby, where he hade them adieu, leaving them to be taken over the House of Lords by the Marquess of Lansdowne, the Duke of Argyll, the Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Tweed- mouth, and Lord Chelmsford. As soon as the officers and men entered tho Upper Chamber, they ...

... paying scot and bear- iug lot. There are in addition to the Common Couucilmen 26 Aldermen elected for life, of whom one is Lord Mayor. These 232 persons constitute the Corporation of the City. The whole of the Commoners annually go out of office on December ...

... Property of Lord Ilcliesier. Lord Hervey (1893), b b. by Sheen-Molly Pepel Mr. Smith 25 1 Subsequently to the race for the Metropolitan Steeple-chase at Gatwiek yesterday, Gouriey was asked by the Stewards for an explanation of his riding of Lord Arravale ...