... (eoastus). and Mr. Edward Fit*- geralJ, Dublin (brotber-iu-law). Among loose present were Lord Ashbourne (Lord Chancellor Ireland), Lord Mficnaghteu, Lord Cl»umorn% Lord Clonbrock. the Earl Westmeath, Mr. Hemphill, K.C., M.P.. Mr J M. Martie ...

... ladiovo. Lord Morris, and not onci his colleagues, who described himself Lord Concurry The term was hanlly just for sometimes abstained from concurnnc with h i collesct.es, oven when ho w.s alone tho “’Michael Morris was son Martin ...

... but lias now improved in health, arrived Bath Saturday, accompanied Lady Day. bulletin was yesterday issued stating that Lord Morris and Killaidn wa« much better. Tim cruisers Hyacinth and Minerva, having board the members of tho Parliamentary Committee ...

... the Peers present were Lord Lansdowne, Lord Raglan, Lord Harrowby, the Duke of Marlborough, Earl Spenoer, Lord Denbigh, Lord Newton, Lord Morris, ...

... Eighty Club. Lady Alfred Paget’s condition last evening was satisfactory. She was able to leave her room for a few hours. Lord Morris and Killanin yesterday passed good day, and hi* condition evening ivaa somewhat improved. Sir Reginald Wingate, the Sirdar ...

... Among thoee present ere The Bishop of Winchester, Ixwd Edmond Fitzmsurice. MR. the Eerl of Deestt, Lord Morris, Lord Kelrin, the Baron Ton Crantm, Lord Just'ce Sir Gabriel Stokes. Sir Edward Birkbeck, Sir John Evans. Sir Nathaniel Burnaby, Admiral S.r ...

... there was no improvement in Lady Alfred Paget's condition. There was no improvement last night in the condition of Lord Morris and KUlanin. Lord Roberts and Major General Sir Henry Trotter yesterday waited upon the King at Marlborough House to submit for his ...

... was reported last night to unchanged. Tho King sent to inquire during the day. A bulletin issued last night stated that Lord Morris had passed an excellent day, and much better. The Siamese Minister and suite left London last night for Tho Hague, rtd Harwich ...

... cf temporary character. THE CITY AND THE WAR. Mr. Balfour has addressed the following etter to the Lord Mayor 10, Downing-street, July 12. “My dear Lord Mayor,—l beg to acknowledge your letter enclosing a Resolution paspd on the subject the War, at the ...

... September. Lord Acton, the Regius Professor of Modern History at Cambridge, has sufficiently recovered to be able to leave for Tunbridge Lord Morris and Killanin continues steady progress towards recovery. He is now able to leave his room. Lord Monson, the ...

... last evening at their residence in Carltongardens. ’there were also preeent the Duchess U Manchester, Karl Cowley, Lord and Lady Lurcan, Lord and Lady olverton, the Hon. Humphrey and Lady Feodor© Sturt, Sir John Willoughby, Mr. Montagu Guest, and Mrs. Hardinge ...

... regiment was inspected Major General Lord Chesham. Lord l-eiccsler gave luncheon, company numbering about two hundred, colonel 11. A. Barclay, who presided, simko cl the great interest his Majesty was taking in that regiment Lord Cliusham said when returned from ...