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... amalgamation of the House of Lords and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council into one Supreme Court for the whole Empire. There are at present four of Appeal in Ordinary, namely, Lord Macnaghten. Lord Davey, Lord Lindley. sod Lord ...
... (From Mooiaahise.) THli RI MILAICH HOPS. Lord Akers - tone lately expressed - a hope that every judge had endeavoured to make hitusell espainted what the elect et lus Published by Morris Byes., at their Oita-Power Works. It 1,1 lb. Parish of 'wisdom ...
... Knight of Oxford, Lord Lzlford'3 Arsryil. 25gns: Lord Sherborne's Macdonald, Lord Fitzbardinge's Sing George, Mr Read's Best Goods, Mr Harford's Peterwell Knight lltb, Mr Naylor's Red Rover 2nd, Mr Morris's Red Prince, 26gns, Sir * Lord the ...
... sapper. EPPS’S COCOA With natural flavour only. imperial Pauli ament. HOUSE OP LORDS.— Monday. The Sesßioniil Committee* wer« appointed, on the motion of tb« Karl of Mor ley. The Lord Chancalior com- muoicMt«d the House message announcing that the Portuguese ...
... of Ferershem, the Earl of Lebow, the Earl of Suff.,lk sad Berkrbire, Lord Fitehardirge, Lord LLlfited. ' Lard Lovst, Lord Middleton, Lord Moreton, Lord Penetlyn, Lord Pulwarth, ...
... Mrs. Gerald Buxton. Lord tnd Lcdy Monkswell and the Hon. Gerald Collier, Henry and Lady Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seton- Karr, the Hon. Mrs. Eaton, Lady Lewis, Miss Dallis, Colonel and Miss Seymour, Lady Morris and Miss Morris, Major and Mrs. Fox ...
... Rifles. For duty-Sgt John Gover and Lnce-Cpl W Seldon. _ „ Tuesday-Morris Tube, 2nd Squad, to 9. Wednesday-Company drill 8, Drill Hall. Thursday—Recruit drill, 2nd Squad, 7.30. Friday—Morris Tube shoot, and 2nd squads, at 7.30. Dawlish Riflbs. For duty-Sergeant ...
... Spiers. THE LEIGH. Rev. A. L. Lister, Messrs. J. C. Brown. 8. Chandler A. G. Troughton, and J. Yarnold were elected. STAN WAT. Lord Elcho, Mr. Mark Gnrton, Mr. W. Price, and Mr. C. H. Smith were re-elected, together with Mr. Algernon Smith. OVEBBURY. The ...
... 237 i’cp. H. Proctor 224 Mrs. W. ti. Rico 135 J. Holder 104 tiiffXjEY (5), •t*. KAyrvard •O. Pike J, I>, Hargett* 11. Morris Morgan Morris 1 . W. Af.INOTON (4). Her. W. Macklin •d. P*. Karo T. Tooraey 300 •Jj. H. .Spiing 285 *A. Rice •A. Miles 146 BABTOK ...
... Gerald Uuxtoii. Lord and Lady Monkswell and the Hon. Gerald Collier. Sir Henry ami Lady Fletcher. Mr. and Mis. Walter Scloii- KarV. the Hon. Mrs. Eaton. Lady Lewis. Miss Da II is. Colonel and Mias Seymour, Lady Morris and Miss Morris. Major and Mrs. Fox ...
... week's matches, Division B, North Swindon defeated Asfaford Road, bat le only fair my the latter were only playing 11 men. Morris Street failing send team to Highworih, the latter claim the two points. Following are the scores and points for week ending ...
... PLYMOUTH. At Christ Church Sunday-echools, Plymouth, day afternoon, prizes were distributed by Mrs. Morrie Jon wife of Colonel Morris-Jones. Mrs. Morris-Jones gave as special prizes two copies of Kieble’s “Christian Year,” beautifully bound and illustrated ...