... little better than a waste for the greater and the lesser greed to war upon. Mr. Donald Currie, who, it will be remembered, placed his ship the Grantully Castle at the disposal of Mr. Gladstone last year when the right hon. gentle- man was in a state of bad ...

... foundry foreman (Mr R. Lewis), Mr W. Dickens, and Mr B. Jenkins, and a vote of thanks for the manner the arrangements of the day were carried out, response to which was made by Mr B. Jenkins. ODDFELLOWSHIP.—The Marquess of Bute has sent to ...

... it had been for the men and women who suffered through the evils of temper- ance. The Rev. M. Lydgett (Wesleyan), Mr Short of Bristol, Mr E. Beavan and others also addressed the meeting. f The Blue Ribbon choir sang at intervals, and the coloured Slaves ...

... and their sea.ts :-The Han. E. Marjoribanks, for Berwickshire Mr W. Abraham, for Glamorgan (Rhondda division); Mr Reginald Yorke, Gloucester (Tewkesbury di vision). THE BRADLAUGH QUESTION. Mr Raikes gave notice oi u:s intention, on Tuesday, to ask the ...

... Express beat Dr Hopkins's Vivi Mr B tyfield's Starligfit III. beat Mr E. Williams ns Free Lance Mr T. Stone 11s Dr. John beat Mr Anderson's Sam McCullovih. Mr Biisco's us ...

... Caerphillv, Fjoat; Mr T Davis, Mr Leigh, Master R. E. Jones, Penydarren, cricketer; Miss Hettie Jones, Frost; Mr C. R. James and Mrs C R. James, evening dress; Mrs Chandler, llaresiield, Mrs Beak, Lord's Wood ...

... Marquis of Stafford, Dr Roderick McDonald, Messrs T. Blake, Dillwyn, Gurdon, H. Howard, D. J. Jenkins, Johns, Mackintosh, McLaren, Saunders, Shirley, and Cornwallia West. Me Trevelyan and Lord Hartington were in the majority, but Mr Chamberlain and Sir ...

... and P. H. Evens hon. sec., Mr Walter Reid; assistant sec., Mr Albert Lee. Concerning the above gentlemen it need only be said that the performance of their various duties left nothing to be desired. Under the leadership of Mr Paul Draper, the playing of ...

... self- government in Ireland, and to carry out Mr Gladstone's policy in regard thereto. Dr Clark, M.P., Dr Cameron, M.P., Mr Gilbert Beith, M.P., Mr Duff, M.P., Mr Marjoribanks, M.P., ...

... welcome Mr Parnell's advent ia their midst. The principal officers of the league present were Dr Mallin, Presi- dent Mr J. Fitzpatrick, vice-pilesictobt Mr T. Collins (secretary), Mr J. Courtney I (ttaasttret), ...

... OHKSTER- LK-STRK'ET DIVISION. Mr James Jorcey G Ii GLAMORGAN (MID). Mr C. R. M. Talbot COWER. Mr F. A. Yto GALWAY. UORTH DIVISION. Col. J. S. Nolan N ELGIN GROUP. Mr A. Asher .GL FLINTSHIRE. Mr S. Smith HAMPSHIRE. ANDOVIIR. ...

... EAST DIVISION. Mr H. Cosshavn GL 3672 Mr J. Inskip .C 1936 Ministerial majority 1736 Representation unchanged. In 1885: -Handel Cossham (L), 4,647 James B. Bissell (C), 2,383; majority, 2,264. NORTH DIVISION. Mr Lewis Fry U L 3587 Dr. A. Carpenter G ...