... decision was signed hr Lord Falyouth, Mr. Leonard and the Hon. H. W. Fitiwilliam (for Lord Crewe i. was struck out of the Cambridgeshire yesterday 9.0 . and Gallmana has been scratched tor ’bwmJTto the death of his brother. Lord scratched all his horses ...

... Sir Blundell Gahnel. Mnesrm. . StP. 0 0 Thomneand Bone.. Linton. Sir Thomne. 0 n * Mr. Aldenaen ILc.V.O. 0 Samuel » Ivrnnh. Lord. K.P. ..WOO 0 Hocht. Mss. £eq. . 28 a. l^..* »so o, “jSi.crr.. »6o W««l»r. Brit. «>d„ .. K.irtt.Sir fo, Metere 0 0 Henry ...

... Marshal M.R.H. G. W. F C.. the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. K.G.. he.. Hon. Colonel Chief to tbe Forces. L.eur. Colonel ...

... ! Homing | ® 4 bl Afternoon » 17 Sun LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER .1 Our Special Correspondent tolopraphs from Capetown that Lord Milner has aent reply to representations made hy the Uitlanders Committee in regard to tho return of refu tho Transvaal. In ...

... Sinclair and Lieutenants L. D. •* B and J. B. Conlille ; 20th Battalion. L'outenant a B Rickards; Battalion, Lieutenant H. Morris. DeUiU Imperi*! Yeomaory.—LieuteoanU G. B. Coudrough, A. D. Bowly. J. F. end fc. Leech ; Second LieutenenU K. A. Smellwood ...

... Department; but when Lord Pauncefote appeared ready sign to-dav, tho formalities were promptly gone through. Mr. Percy attached the Royal seal, and Mr. Sidney performed the like duty on tabalf of tho United States. Mr. Hay and Lord Pauncefote signed, affixing ...

... M«>ddernrk. June 17. Royal Fusiliers.-7929 Private F. Gum .severely 2nd Liverpool Ropimeut—s76l Lance Corporal Martin wounded?. Lord Methuen’s Force. iQ.v. Impenal Yeomanry.—2s249 Lance (fracture ot skull, accidental'. juDe°ll ; and 26862 Private t. Butocll ...

... Meeting of Stage Coaches at Club. Richmond aud Twickenham Regatta. Racing.—Alexandra Park. The Duke of Argyll presides, and Lord Roberts distributes prizes, at the Thirty-Fifth Annual Meeting and Founder’s-day Fete of the National Incorjairated Waifs’ ...

... briefly resounded. The Marquess not present at the Municipal luncheon whn h followed, ami Lord Edmund Talbot, one the Trustees, explanation his absence, said Lord Bute and his mother, the Marchioness, very naturally felt that, on account of his minority ...

... Jameson, K. Sheppard. I. J. Beyaoo- Harris, P- N. Griffin. F. H. Kemp-Potter, Henry Morris, and R. C. J. Steward, all late Privates; Lord E. B. Seymour, late Private Lord Bteathcona’s Corps; O. H. Davies, late Private Colonel Liunsdena Corps :M. R. WUsoo ...

... (Ecumenical Conference, tlmtall Colonials inarms taken after the loth inst. which to be opened to-day, Wesley's are to be shot. Lord Kitcheneh. his weekly Chapel in the City-road, is the third of these report to the War Office, states that since decennial ...

... ITU ARY. THK CHURCH COXTUOVKUSY. TO THE EDITOR THE ST\N'D.\RD. TU* l*rie*t, hlanding ot the altar, •hall the Lord* ..jyer with Collect.” 1552 say.;-“The table having at the Couimunion time a fair white linen doth upon it, •ball the body the church the ...