... 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 ...

... University (the Marquess Dufferin an Ava and Lord Morris and Killainu) ; the Lord Chancellor Ireland, the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Chief Baron, the Master the Rolls, Lord Justice KiUgibbon, ...

... Kingdom called Ireland; Michael Lord Morris and Killanin; Henry Lord James of Hereford, Chancellor of Our Duchy of Lancaster ; James Patrick Bannurmau Lord Robertson, Lord of Appeal in Ordinary; Richard Everard ...

... of Hard wick e, the Lord Chancellor, Maltro Labori. Earl Beauchamp. Lord Morris and Killanln, Lord Young, Sir Francis Jeuno, Sir Bdward Carson, K.G., M.P., Lord Justice Vaugbsn-Williams. Sir Fry, Mr. A. Graham Murray, K.C., M.P. ( ...

... Pariah Church, at 10. The Lord Uayor'a amet repreaeatatirea of the Chamber of of Btato of Na. York. Maoaxm H o ...

... Mias Adam* beat Mias Hughe* D aeth A o.r.tlemen-. Double. -Third Round (conelutiißl -D. Apr ...

... Mr. H. K. Gonseaa, Grand Director of Grand Master. Lord Boston was appointed Pro Grand Master, the Hon. Alan do Tattoo Egertoo, M.P., Deputy Grand Master sad the other prineipnl Grand Ofiioers were Lord Hersehell. Senior Warden; Mr. H. J. Sparks, Junior ...

... who hare just arrived England from the United States, and are visiting this country under the auspices of the London Chamber. Lord Braasey (the new President), Mr. Albert G. Sandeman, ex-Governor of the Bank of England (ez-President), and Mr. Kenric B. Murray ...

... Tho Mount Morris was within reach, and slowly the work of gathering up the broken rigging and soaked canvas was accomplished. The tender then took line aboard and started for the land with the sorry-looking craft in tow. The Mount Morris and the yacht ...

... Commerce were last night entertaincNl at dinner the London Chamber of Commerce in the Hall of the Grocers’ Company. Lord Brass by presided, and Lord Laydownb, in proposing the toast of “The President of the United States,” said no pains should be spared to maintain ...

... the outside, was first away, and he led from Claqueur, Osbocb, Lord Bobs, Doncles, Veles, and Revenue, with Ruskin, Veronese, and Royal Rouge the last three, until crossing the road, when Lord Bobs became second and Revenue third in front of Claqueur. P ...

... C. , - OSi CBUUCM. railway i-t ion.-118 of xaluatile plota. on uaio couulf road, and close railway M* tSSRS. PROTHEROB and MORRIS will SELL the Above AUCTION, in Marquee on Tuesday Neat. June 4. at Two ocl.Ktk; water immcdiaic purcaaar-moaey payable byinelab ...