... God speed in their labours. Among those present were the Countess of Hardwick., Hersey Marchioness of Linlithgow, Lord Plunket, Lady Morris (wile of the Premier of Nowfoundlland), .Mrs. Hughes (wife of the Premier of the Oornmonwealta of Australia), Sir ...

... Division of • Commissioners of :Or Übe Copthoeue DITIAIOn of COURT ll.—Bclore Lords Justices Swinfen RAWL naked and Bonitos—At 11.0.—Appeal Motions—Ea parte. Motion: Morris • Appeals. bench (Interlocutory List,: Spiels son Pond. Ltd. • John Dull, Ltd ...

... yeaterday.for Knowzley. This Earl of Donourrhroore has kft London for Ireland. Lord Camixlen 1( ft town ycsterday•for ham. Lord Raihdonnell has returned .to Ratlivilly, from London. Lord Ripon, succeeded his father second marquess in 1909, receives birthday ...

... the Court at Buckingham Palace yesterday the King held a Council, at which the Marquess of Crewe (Lord President), Lord Sandhurst (Lord Chamberlain), Lord Stemfordham (private secretary to the King), and Mr E. S. Montagu (chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster) ...

... Park), Mr. Morris Byton (Stafford), Rdward Sterne (Cherteey), Mr. Blaoklock, Mr. N. J. Cumber (Theaiet Mr. W. Main (Colchester). Lord Northbourne (Flettesluiliger Park), Mr.,6. Truernan (Whittlesea). Mr. ti B. (Norfolk), and Mr. C. Morris (St. Albans) ...

... Tilc Countess of Drogheda. the Countess of Limerick, Countess Grosvenor, Lord Carew, Lon Gfenfell, Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Lady round Hill, Lady Gray, Lady Du Cane, Sir niel Morris, Sir J. Coleman, Mr. Lionel de ilothschild, and Mr. Faudel-Phillips were ...

... SUPREME COURT OP JUDICATURZ. COURT OP APPEAL. TAB LORD CDI - E - F — .lU - STl — Ci'S COURT.—Before tb• Lord Justice of England, Lord Justice Warrington. and Mr. Justice ficratton.—At 10.30.—APPeals.—Etom the King's Bench Division and New Trial List) ...

... EMPLOYERS. Ibusc tords.—Blfore Atkin.fon, fSitex, Parker - , mud &outer. Judgment was given in the appeal ease of Herbert Morris (I.:wiled) v. Saselby. which was heard lam November. The only question in the east was whether a covenant in an indenture ...

... COERT OF CHANCERY DIVISION. LORD CHANCISLLOR'S COlTRT—Refore Mr. Ere. --At (o.3o.—Motione.--dbort kW L. P. Wynne. Yorke (Ledge • Wresolditr). Liverpool District Ragiory. Further Consideration: Re Reimer*lle, der !Clark • Pee meth). Adjourned Summote: ...

... Vowerbcourt ha h arrived in London from Powerscourt, Euniskerry. Lord Crofton has returned to London from Mote Park, nallymurray, co. Roscommon. Lord Larnington left town yesterday for Edinburgh. Lord McDonnell left London yesterday for Ireland. lAdy Balfour ...

... 10121.1 Driver W. Mcl.ay, A.S.C., Opt r 14611 Driver I). Bee.% A.S.C., Cpl. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. 19V.7 Cpl. G. T. I'lat lord, Sgt. ;:0117 Pte. T. H. Brooke. Cpl. Pte. J. 4:ark , ton. Cpl. 1:139 Pte. H. Dodsworth, CpL Pte. T. Cpl. n Pte. W. Henry, Cpl ...

... claimed to be in certined occupations, and in these cases their claims were admitted. At toe Wandsworth Tribunal. Mrs. Gilda Morris, boot dealer, of High street, Wandsworth, who said that she came from a part of Russia that the Germans had not had luck to ...