... burnt to death. The death has taken place, at the age of 73, of Lord Morris and Hillento, formerly Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. He is succeeded In the peerage by his son, the Hon. Martin Morris, and a vacancy Is thus created In the representation of Galway ...

... stall-holders and visitors, Lord Bath kindly had the spacious banquetting hall prepared for the use of the bazaar. Though there was little time for such an important alteration in the arrangements, thanks to the personal supervision of Lord and Lady Bath, a t ...

... Dead March in Saul (Handel) ; chorus, Lift up your heads (Handel) ; sir, Lord God of Abraham (Mendelssohn), Mr. Tucker ; quartet, Cast thy burden on the Lord (Mendelssohn); cornet solo, The Lost Chord ' (Sullivan), Mr. F. Then' song, The ...

... comprising V 5,500 for the funeral of her late Majesty. Henry Morris, a tramp, was committed for trial at Oxford on Tuesday charged with stealing James Les, a boy of seven. Commander-In•Chief Lord Roberts has expressed his appreciation at the readiness with ...

... the Band to attend. Tuesday, Squad drill at 7.30 p.m. Wednesday. Bugle practice. Thursday, Squad drill at 7.30 p.m. Friday, Morris•tube practice at 7.30 p.m. Saturday, Class•firing at 2 p.m. (Signed) H. M. Bernsgrr, Captain, Commanding D Company. NOTICE ...

... song, Mr. A. W. Edwards ; selections on gramophone, Mr. A. Morris ; song. Miss Wingrove; selection on fairy bells, Mr. T. Totterdell ; song, Mr. Addems; reading, Mr. L. Perry ; gramophone, Mr. Morrie ; song, Mr. Harding; song, Miss Watson; stump speech, Mr ...

... Thomas Totterdell. Joseph Peacock, James Wheeler, and Albert William Morris. KILMERSDON. BATE?, JOHN, St. Edmund's, Vobster, Coleford, near Bath, mining engineer . Proposed by Lord Hylton, seconded by Paul Reakes. Assentors—Leopold C. Paget, Albert T ...

... heroically. Fireman Morris, while standing on the topmost rung of a lofty ladder, tried to catch a woman who was jumping from the floor above him. At that !critical moment, the powerful steam from one of the hose lines struck him, and Morris and the woman. ...

... joy and refreshment in the delightsome place where the Lord's countenance ever ahineth. Were we not reminded in this evening's Psalms that Great are the troubles of the righteous: but the Lord delivereth him out of all! And we know that a righteous ...

... but did not formally resign office, Lord Heytesbury consenting to fill the gap until his return. The prolongation of the war, however, eventually caused Major Browne to send in his resignation, the outcome beingkhat Lord Heytesbury accepted the mastership ...

... E. B. Harford, eon of the Rev. Preb. Harford. R.D.. of Marston Rectory, who joined Lord Loch's Horse as a trooper in March last year, returned home on Tuesday last. Lord Loch's corps was chiefly comprjsed of old soldiers who had seen service in different ...

... ; Herald, on horseback (Mr. Ivor Howell). The names of the principal characters on each car were:—King Alfred, Mr. A. G. Morris; Justice, Carrie Vincent ; Learning, May Jordan ; Liberty, Florence Minty ; Plenty, Mabel Pike. Peace, Amelia F icker; ...