... to the late Captain J. W. Coventry, and vicoodli to Mr. John Maitland, formerly M.P. for Kirkcudbrightshire. and one of the King's Bodyguard for Scotland, who now resides at Cheltesham. Mrs. Maitland for many years contributed regularly to ...

... Hammersmit! Lead. Nov. 21, E. Mrs. ME: DOUGLAS MUNRO 14th. Borow Disen, Li . Stratford: or A.A. ged Nov. 19. ME. SINCLAIR NEI and Stage- Allan Wilkie’a Co., apazement. Nov. 14.0. H.. King, Ford, Gratiano Blackpool. R. and MRS. ALFRED NORTHWAY 109, cambridge ...

... Dr. Henry Priestley to Miss K. G. Gray Maitland. • -- ir HE wedding took place at Dudley Parish Church, 1 on Tuesday, July 9th, of Miss Katie Geraldine Gray Maitland, daughter of the Rev. A. Gray Maitland. Vicar of Dudley, Worcestershire, and ...

... MAITLAND—MACLEOD At St. Giles’s Cathedral, Edinburgh, Mr. Charles Maitland, second son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Maitland, of Broughty Ferry, Forfarshire, was married Miss Norma Agnes M. MacLeod, daughter of the ...

... KING AND DR. JOWETT. INVITED TO USE SEAT !’J’SK’R‘?EI’)I FOR KING'S DISPORAL. - The King has performed an act of conriery o Dr. Jowett, the well-known minister who recently went to New York from Carr’s-lane ‘Chapel, Birmingham. ‘ ...

... THE KING RECEIVES DR. PAGE. PORTER DETECTIVE. SURBITON'S FIRE Charles Power, a porter at Waterloo, who, by skilful observation, has caused the arrest of no fewer than twenty-four pickpockets. He was warmly complimented at ;he London Sessions by Mr. Wallace ...

... DR. KING AS LECTURER, Stories srowd into the memory, stories Oxford end of Lincolnshire, which help to fix in the mind what manner of man the late Bishop of Lincoln was, writes Mr. C. Benson in the Church Family Newspaper.” We remember him telling us ...

... MR. STEEL-MAITLAND ON THE EMPIRE. LABOUR AND THE NATIONAL STRENGTH. A Unionist demonstration attended by 15,000 people was hold in Witton Park, Blackburn, on Saturday afternoon, the principal speaker being Mr. A. D. Steel-Maitland, M.P., the head of the ...

... there were also on the platform Mrs. Howells, Mr. Couniillor G. Groundsell, vice-itairman of the Southall- Norwood 1 eban District (tinned • Mr.Councillor Culley; Mr. Councillor Reel, president of the local W.E.A.; Mr. J. H. Willis, and gr. ...

... his election literature Dr Macnamara had placed himself under his sovereign's own standard. For him to usurp the private prerogative of the King was—well, not • proper proceeding. remarked Mr Goldamid, The attention of the King's private secretary was ...

... THE CHURCHES. THE KING AND DR JOWETT. ’- Free Churchmen have learned with great satisfaction that his Majesty has invited Dr. ‘Jowmtooneofthomu placed at his personal disposal for the Coronation ceremony. i Dr. Jowett does not, of course, attend the | ...

... 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 ...