... General 1 W Russell 8 juj Sir Edward Carson at Macclesfield on the Home Rule Question: The Irish Nationalists wanted to smuggle in a Home Rule Bill, and that was the wretched bargain that had been made with that pompous humbug, Mr. John Redmond. Mr. ...

... W The Countess Gleichen at work in her studio I Dr. Emil Reich Lafaytite Sir Charles Scotter Russell The New Irving Statue jq Unveiled last week by Sir John Hare 1 ft Mr. W. M. R. Pringle (L) Who has been returned for 9 N.W. Lanarkshire with the slightly ...

... should be sung by me in the children's pantomime in the afternoon, and by Miss Russell, then a well- known singer, in the Drury Lane pantomine in the evening, but Miss Russell fell ill and was unable to sing, there was no understudy, and as the song was ...

... WILFRED HARRIS-ST. JOHN MISS HILDA CHINNOCK. Miss Chinnock is the elder daugh ter of Mr. Frederick G. Chinnock, of Dinorben Court, Crookbam, Hants. Captain Wilfred Harris- St. John 'is the second son of Mr. C. E. Harris- St. John, of West Court. Fincbamp- ...

... Caversham. nn A SUFFRAGIST INTERVENER Mr John Simpson, of tho Men's League for Women's Suffrage, speaking at Wisbech. 1H2 LOSS TO THE INDEPENDENT NATIONALISTS Mr. Tim Healy, defeated in North Louth by Mr. R. Hazleton. Russell and Sons Ernest Brooks THE DUKE OF ...

... Caversham. nn A SUFFRAGIST INTERVENER Mr John Simpson, of tho Men's League for Women's Suffrage, speaking at Wisbech. 1H2 LOSS TO THE INDEPENDENT NATIONALISTS Mr. Tim Healy, defeated in North Louth by Mr. R. Hazleton. Russell and Sons Ernest Brooks THE DUKE OF ...