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... PALL-MALL, FEB. 10. Royal Artillery-Lieuteuant.Colonel Henry Ijoseph Morris to be Colonel, vice Higgins, removed as a General Officer; Captain John Travers to he Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Morris; Second Captain William Boyd Saunders to be Captain, vice Travers; ...
... was inaugurated by Judge Brynmor Tones, who delivered an address unon Welsh History in the Light of Welsh Law. Mr. Lewis Morris presided. In recognition of his recent gallant rescue of a drowning man from the River Tay, the Marquis of Breadalbane was ...
... at- SCOTCIH SEQUESTRATIONS. John MIKellar, of Govan, Lsnarkshire, wright and builder, October 7, at twelve, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Juom Arnot. of Glasgow, accountant, October 10, at twelve, at the Hall of the Faculty of Procurators, Glasgow. James ...
... Botteslow Collicries, Staffordshire, coalmasters-J. Williams and C. Leighton, Longton, Staffordshire, coalmasters- W. Hall, T. Hall, and .T. Morris, jun., Leeds, woollen merchants, nS far as regards T. Efall-F, W. Turner and T. Fardon, Linslade, Buckinghamehire ...
... prt9idn of 'the' beaawarded to Mr. Henary Lord Morris , who has taken the title of Lord ?? in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been con- ferred on him, will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. At Oxford assizes on Tuesday ...
... Gilpin, M.P., Noithamp- pool, ton. Robert Gloyn, Penryn. Jotn Greene, M.P., Kil- Richard Golfs, Banbury. kenny County. William Govan, Glasgow. f; la6field, M.P., Sheffield- William Govas, jun,, Glas- Tlicrshaw, MI.P., Stockport. gow. 14, Lavinge, Bart., M ...
... and Sir John Evans, for their ser- vices d'uring the year. A well-attended meeting of ratepayers, held at the Raleigh College hall, Brixton, on Monday, passed a resolution urging the advisability of securing Ferndala-road baths as a polytechnic for the district ...
... Colonsl It. J. Mlorris to ho Colonel, 'lice 1ligehin, removod ots a General officer; Capt. J. Travers to ho Liest.-Celsaoi, vice Morris; Second Capt. IV. B. Soantlero to be, Capt., vice Tra- verss Lieut. C. B. Le Mooesrior to bo Secoest Capt.. vice Saondoro ...
... BERTRAM BROWN, :Es., Smeaton, Edinburgh, Oct. 18, at J. and G. Smith's Rooms, E inburgh. JOHN Ml'LAREN, Govan, Lanarkshlre, joiner, Oct. 18, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JAMES AlLAN, Elgin, shoemaker, Oct. 23, at the GordonArms Hotel, Elgln. CHARLES DUNCAN ...
... SCHOOLS. A meeting for the furtherance of a movement for promoting temperance teaching in schools was held last evening in Exeter Hall. The Bishop of Exeter, who presided, in opening the proceedings, said he thought one of the most elementary lessons in elementary ...
... tulle, but a strong force of police was in possession of all the approaches to the hall, and the proceedings finally passed off without any real disturbance. Out- side the hall was a large torchlight procession of members of the National League, accompanied ...
... and Fear, Bath, ?? 7, J. L. Fernandes, Wakefield, corn miller-Juom26i, J. Bratton, Drayton in Hales, Shrop- shire, ?? 23, H. Morris, Stourbridge, Worcoetershire, grocer -June 23,pW. Jones, Wolveahampton, ?? 21, W. East, SCaldoinLincolnshire, ?? 23, J. Simmons ...