... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... tuests included the Earl Radnor, Lord Nelson, and the principal on tho estate. The health of Lord Herbert was pro. ,osed Mr. ,T. Futcher and drunk with much enthusiasm, and Lord Herbert made a suitable response A garden party was afterwards held, and itho ...

... Cr*iu»n- lto »£ Mr. J. B. Joel s Morris Dancer 7 3 Sir (t. Pr-'scotfa II Goodwin Z BllcMn-re Protest . J. Dawsoa. jun, 7 2 aMr. E.C. CUvlon Sweet kirkconnel I apt. t • Forester * Buckinghaan—Gipsy Anne r railon ■Lord Crewe’* Liquidator I Mr. J Tbur»o«y ...

... TO-DA Y. Lord Kelvin opens the new James Watt Engineering Laboratories at Gilraorehill, Glasgow. Associated Chamber of Commerce at Nottingham. Iron and Steel Institute.—Autumn meeting at Glasgow (four days). International Engineering Congress at Glasgow ...

... .. .. _ le I 0 Laid • by i’r;»ooet- Nidtne. 131 b Q Mr. J. by SltUon-FlMgllnß. Ist L«>at*-s J. Child* 0 Mr. J. B. Joel's Morris Dancer. 7st 91b Mr. T. » Lorms. 7«t 51«>.. •_ (Winner trained by K. Chalojikk-. mating agst Cornnn i, to 1 Rst ftonhnll. ...

... ! 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 ...

... (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 ...

... statements Lord Penthyn the lest meeting charging the inbabi ants of Bethesda with riotous conduct and intimidation. The Clerk, replying saldhe bad uo communication from Lord Penrhyn to lay before the Committee. Mr. Pnrry (Coedmoc) characterised some Lord Penrbrn’s ...

... was expected liavo now run, though Ormoho, a son of Ormo ami Serpentine, for whom four thousand guineas wan paid tho sale of Lord Rosebery yearlings last September, has still to lo soon. Ho entered for the Middle Park Plate tor the Dewhurst. Pekin won so ...

... they inclode Mr. Jerrold Kobertshaw as Archibald Kane, Mr. ...