... September. Lord Acton, the Regius Professor of Modern History at Cambridge, has sufficiently recovered to be able to leave for Tunbridge Lord Morris and Killanin continues steady progress towards recovery. He is now able to leave his room. Lord Monson, the ...

... last evening at their residence in Carltongardens. ’there were also preeent the Duchess U Manchester, Karl Cowley, Lord and Lady Lurcan, Lord and Lady olverton, the Hon. Humphrey and Lady Feodor© Sturt, Sir John Willoughby, Mr. Montagu Guest, and Mrs. Hardinge ...

... ■ytholofty sad arebtrologr. Hoa. Mlcnast. Rcdmoitd Hobkis, foarth sad youngest son of the laU Lord Morris and gniaain, died yesterday Bpiddal, courtt» Galway. Mr. Morris had for some tiino been suffering iron so mterns! trouble, which ultimately prarad to be ...

... the eomniission, 40, Ukrpcr Saekville-.itroet, Dublin. Tliere were present:— , Earl of ! Powis, the Birtlu>p Mutth, Lord Judge Morris, Sir U. Kane, Master Kcv Dr. Wibo: . Rev. B. M. Cowio, Mr. Dense, Hr. Cibaon, Mr. . Professor Sullivan, and Mr. Wuldron ...

... the : Rolls, the Lord Chancellor ol Ireland. Lord Penzance, Lord Watson, L;ird I'erschell, Lord Macnauhten, i Lord Field, Lord Hobhouse, Lord Morris ...

... Breadalbane, Earl ot Lauderdale, Earl of Camperdown, Lord Bal- four, Marquess of Lothian, Earl of Erroll, Earl of Kintore, Lord Reay, Lord Tweedmouth, and Lord Overtoun. VESTRY ELECTIONS IN LONDON. Lord MONKSWELL moved the Second Reading of ...

... 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 ...

... which followed. When Lord Spencer entered, and sat down between the Duke of Devonshire and Lord Rosebery, and when Lord Ashbourne, Earl Cadogan, Lord Row-ton, Lord Chesterfield, Xiord Burton, Lord Arrnn, ...

... Llandaff, Lord Clinton, Lord Zouche, Lord Windsor, Lord Colville of Culross, Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Lord Churchill, Lord Harris, Lord Poltimore, ...

... and Lad}- Arthur Hill, Lord George Pratt, the Ladies Pratt. Lord Algernon Gordon Lennox, Lord Morris, Lord Rattersea, tiie Baroness Burdett-Contts and Mr. Burdett- Coutts, Sir Charles Dilke, Mr Arnohl Morley, Sir William Harcourt, Mr. John ...

... Countess of Mayo, the Earl and Countess of Portarlington, the Countess of Drogheda, the Earl and Countess of Rosse, Lord and Lady Plunket, Lord Morris, Mrs. and Miss Peacocke, Lady Holmpatrick, Sir James and Lady Creed-Meredith, Sir Edmund and Lady Bui-lev. Sir ...

... estuaries. Under proper regulations be saw co reason why such tab should not be sold at sixpence • pound. In giving evidcnc -. Lord Morris held that nothing practical oouU be done putting down poaching, utdeits tbe Constabulary undertook the duty protecting salmon ...