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... Bawlinson, K.C.. M.P., gives lOOgs.; Professor Dr. H. Bond, Mr. A. H. Professor E. C. Clark, Professor C. S. Kenny, Sir Frederick Pollock, and Mr. F. Seebohro, £5O each ; Lord Chief Justice Alveratone, Lord Lindley, Mr. A. J. Balfour, M.P., and Professor Westlake ...
... Marshall, Foreyth, Waldatein, Thomson, Langley, Stanton, and Howard Marsh, Dr. Kenny, Dr. L. Humphry, Dr. Keynes, Dr. Streone, Dr. Stokes, Dr. W. Cunningham, Dr. Verrall, ...
... the king and dr. barnardo. The following ia extract from the letter amt by his Majesty the King, through Lord Kaoltys, to Mrs. Barnardo ** commanded by the King to convey you expression his fine ere regret at the irreparable loss which you ...
... placed the letters in the hand of Mr. Maitland to enable him to take such steps as he should be advised for the purpose of vindicating his character. I may add that your commentator was wrong in his dates. Mr. Maitland is by him represented as having visited ...
... PROFESSOR MAITLAND. The death of Dr. F. W. Maitland, Downing Professor of English Law siaco 1888 nt the University of Cam bridge, is announced as having occurred at Grand Canary. Ho was born in 1850, and was son of Mr. John Gorham Maitland. ...
... the Rolls, Mr. Justice Kennedy, Mr. JuatiM Warrington, Mr. Balfour, Mr. John Morloy, Mr. Joseph Choato (who sent a marconigrarn from mid-Atlantic), Lord Courtney, Lord Reay, Lord Macnaghten, Collins, Lord Lindlcy, ...
... present were tho Hon. Mrs. Perry- Ayscough and Mias Perry-Ayscough, Colonel the Hon. Arthur and Mrs. Parnell, Colonel and the Hon. Mrs. Willoughby Vomer, tho Hon. Mrs. Hopkinson, Mr. Charles Wells and the Hon. ...
... THE KING AND DR. HALL-EDWARDS. The case of Dr. Hall-Bdwards. of Birmingham, who has lost hie left arm owing to his devotion to experimental work with the Rftntgon rays, has been brought to the notice of the King, with the suggestion that such aelf- Mcntlce ...
... possession of that mansion. The account of the decease of Sir Thos. Maitland was brought to London by an Express from Naples. Shortly after the arrival of the Express, Mr. Walsh, the King's Mes- senger, was sent off with the melancholy tidings to the Earl ...
... DEATH OF MR. KING-HARMAN. We announce with great regret the death of Mr. King-Harman, M.P., Under Secretary for Ireland, who died yesterday at his residence, Rockingham, Boyle, County of Roscommon, after an intermittent illness of several months, du ...
... DR. MANNING AND MR. NEWDEGATE. TO THE EDrTOB OP THE MOBNTNO POST, Sir, —Dr. Manning has manifested a disposition to question the accuracy of an inference I drew when speak- ing at Coleshill, in Warwickshire, oa the 20th ult., to the following effect : ...
... the Eishops of Ely and Gloucester, Mr. W. E. Gladstone M.P., Mr. T. D. Acland, M.P., Mr. Waldegrave-Leslie, M.P., the Dean of Westminster, the Master of the Temple, Sir W. Fergusson, the Rev. Dr. Currie, Dr Miller, ...