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... dr. LEYDS AND THE KING. (MK» OCX BPKIAL COMBSPORDBRT.) PRETORIA, Bunbat Niout. Mr. Schalk Barger, Acting President of the tniKTul, with Hr. Beits, mod Commsndsnte Lucas Meyer and Krogh, bis SecreUriu and •ttendanta, arrived here by special train yes ter ...
... appointed to be attachi. at Paris. Mr. Pelham Land Warren to ire a student interpreter in .•Lhina, consular service. Mr. Augustus* R. Margary to be a •tudent interpreter in China. India Offioe. — Mr. Robert G.Crorier unJ Mr. John Muucli Wigner have been appointed ...
... of exposition. Mr. Herbert. Fisher's monograph is a commentary on his own assertion that the world lost in Maitland not only a great and original scholar, but a man of singular charm. He endorses the verdict of Professor Dicey: .Maitland's services to ...
... KING’S COLLEGE AND DR MAJOR. TO THE EDITOR. Si*,—l have seen with much pleasure the public notices concerning the testimonial which it is proposed to present Dr. Major, from his old pupils and friends, his retirement from the bead mastership of King’s ...
... COURT OF KINGS BENCH. —Tats D*r. Mr. Halb, the ougwtraM mmdM non iht* morning, rcorivo judgment In Um indictment >w(e«T»d ngeinet and hi* lata coadjutor. Sir Kicherd Binile. at the Instance of Mr. Carmichael Smith, for felt* htfriaunmant. After case* ...
... DEATH OF MR. HAYNES KING. Dr. Danford Thomas held an inquest yesterday at Hampstead, on the body of Mr. Haynes King, the artist, who was run over and killed at Swiss Cottage Station on the Metropolitan Railway on Tuesday afternoon. ...
... South Pole. Professor G. H. and Mr. W. E. Wilaiams made preliminary communication on ** The Longitudinal Stability of Aeroplane Machines,” remarking that no further attempt would be made fly with any machine heavier than air. Mr. W. Mahiuott, Assistant Secretary ...
... entitled King Theodore and Mr. l.as.am, in which [ have fully refuted the unfounded charges brought in an aricle on Mr. ?? recent work, con- tained in tiie hist miiuherof the Q and in which als,, the present and various other point uitii Mr. Kassam's ...
... CLIFFORD AND MR BALFOUR. Dr. Clifford written long reply to Mr. Balfour's recent letter on Passive* Resistance.” aajs it good sign that the Prime Minister cannot rest* and asserts that he will find that a great host of the King's subjects, rightly or ...
... the end of securing Mr. Gladstone’s political purpose ? If it was not so, then for what Dr. Temple chosen? He is not harmless, like Lord Arthur Hervey—he not obscure, like Dr. Mackamoss. Beyond his active and effusive Badieaiism, Dr. Temple is known only ...
... TO-DAY. GENERAL AND POLMCAL:— Mr. Steel-Maitland and Mr. Pike Pease at Darlington. Mr. C. E. Hotallow*. M.P.. at louts:ord. Imperial Mimic.. Mr. H. Page Croft. UP., addresses meeting. Lord Desborousb presiding. Cassonstreet Hotel. SO. ...
... the Court, there was no sale of Mr, Hutton’s moiety, the moiety in dispute, Mr. Beetoa, what will be their relative positions? The Attorney General.—Then Mr. M*Murray will be bound, as be illiug do, to make restitution Mr. Bectou. , _ Lord Justice Knight ...