... depicts Lord Fitatuaurice and Sir Henry Catopell-Hannciman sitting a fence. They are described Survivors of the (Glad- lone age! and the following quotation is give .. 44 belong the ancient, pre-historic, pre-Aci miie school of friend Lord Fitxmaurice ...

... the dancing. The question of other attractions was left a Sub-Committee consisting Messrs E. H. Marlow, H. J. Morris and W. Hutu men* Morris, and the meeting was adjourned for a week. THIC SMART Cirrt'll Swi.MDOM.-At Dcviies Police Court on Tuesday but ...

... and Miss Watson, Colonel H. Norris, Am& Tolkingtoe, Mr. David Powell, Mr. H. Wagner,' Rev. D. end Miss Crawley, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Mr. A. MON, Mies Watson, Mr. G. Brick. sill, Miss Norris, and • large number of parishioners amongst whom wets noticed Mears ...

... at her Loudon 1, Great Cumb Pinee , Hyde Park. W. who wee the daughter of the tint Marl ef Vendors, we in her *7th year. morried in 1855 to the wooed Seri of who died in 1866), grandfather of the premed peer. by whom she bad a family of two aad 1,, daghtere ...

... Windsor teetotal Mayors and Members of Parliament. Mr. Gregory proposed the toast “The Clergy and Ministers of Religion.” Morris Turk. Shooting.— The last monthly competition of the 2nd Section A Company, was held the Market House on Saturday and resulted ...

... affected to a B. rrwr.le . 1k *Mai, Mr J. Pori! large extent people oa this side of the water, ton Haden eFrowheMel, General Lord Methuen who are politely inveertors.• Never. HI Stan k ' (Sw in d°° . and It is probable, to judge from the strap r biota ...

... Military Band (under Mr H. J. Morris). The collections were Town Gordons, County Ground, lOe 7 ...

... Whatley Lc. Corpls. in H Company, 1 Corpl. F. Harvey, Company, reverts to private his own request. Pyt. A K. Byficld and Pvt. J. Morris are transferred from D U. Cyclists Company. Colour-bergt. H. C. Hitch man from the Ist Wilts Regiment has been ap,minted Send ...

... HOUSEBREAKING IN SALISBURY: SMART CAPTURE or THE SUPPOSED CULPRIT.--011 Thursday after. noon, whilst the city was welcoming Lord Roberts, a bones on the London-road occupied by Canon Jacob was broken into and money and jewellery were stolen. As soon as ...

... On the west stairmos were gurnitta of John, the great Duke. his brother, Lord mad Prince Eugene of tiaroy. A grand ragansalatalw of the battle of Ramillies, which took giosi .lOrd. 1706, when Marshal Villeroi defeated, is on the mine wall. When William ...

... efficient oommandin* officer than Colonel Chaloner (applaoae). As Lord Radnor it waa almost Impossible speak of him which would appeal the men there who knew what Lord Radnor waa (loud applause). Lord rSuor was an offioer such aa he thought very few vnlnnteer ...

... and finished up with a balance in hand of Oj Bd. That was largely doe to the handsome manner in which their vioe presidents, Lord Edmond Fltamaurioe, P., Prince Hatzfeldt, and Mr G. LI Palmer had supported the foods. The benefit matches had shown slight ...