... Angus. Univer- city: Lilian E. Auld, University; C. P. Finn, York- shire; Louisa J. Hargrea-es. Owens; 1}. K. Jardine, Owens; Thomas Ormerod, Owens: Alexander Reid, Owvens; Alexander Rule, Uniiversizw. UNIVEIRSFPT OF TON DON. 'The following is ther pras list ...

... year. The small minority which voted last niglt against the War Office Vote consisted of Messrs. Lloyd-George, Keir Hardie. J. A. Thomas. Bryn Roberts, J. Brsg H. J. Wilson, and T., X. Healy. In the same lohM waS Mr. Joseph Walton. who voted by mistake ...

... new effect. The learned counsel was sil speaking when the Court rose. A BRADFORD CHARITABLE BEQIJEST. Sir. Justice Cozens-Hardy, in the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, concluded the hearing of au adjourned snmmons taken Out in ...

... the coming sceton, and on taking the dhair the hon. Memiber was Varmly applau-ded.-Mr. Thomas Qandon moved that the follow- ing be appointed the whips of the ?? Thomas t MEmonde, Captain Donelan, Mr. Pat OBrien, and M'r. E. Haviland Burke.-The motion was ...

... and St Helena, and they could not be treated differently from other prisoners of war. (M7iinisteral cheers)DE WET Mr. KEIR HARDIE (Merthyr, L) asked the Colonial Secretary whether he had any information to the effect tint Captain. Fiset, a French Canadian ...