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The King Queen on Thursday night entertained the Handinigham servants and t h e i r f r iend, to a fancy dress ball. The Queen eatched the mene for roma time, NO NEW TEAR POI.ITICAL HONOURS. No list oi polit,-al honours, was issued by tha.Premier let night, and, ettept for isola

RICHARD BELLS APPOINTMENT. W. learn that lb* rumour of a few maks ago, that Mr. Riduird Bell, M.P. had been offered a post under the Labour Fachaages Act, is substantially correct, and that the appointment will be officially.

! Mr. Nihon Young, Liberal madidate for 'fast Worcestershire, having to Mr. F. D. Actaad, becretury to the War , Office, ...with reference to a reinotir 'which is being circulated that the present Government allowed the reserve supply of to fall to a dangerously low ebb, ham rec

Mr J. N. Davies said that the action which the Club had had been described as altogether mails and foreign to the objects of the Associabecin. He did not think that they could haws a stronger authority as to the objects of the Club than Sir William Goff and Mr. Mecredy. The form

Mr. M. E. Knight, the Unionist candidate for North Monaghan, yesterday issued an appeal to the Orangemen of the division, to which he states be is convinced that " it is the bounden duty of every loyal man to record vote as a protest against Home Ride, and the man who abstains f

flta,—l have again to thank several kind contributors subscriptiosui to this fund. In addition to the subscriptions acknowledged, I have sent some clothsad blankets for the suiferers in Asia Minor. If soy of readers can help in this way their gifts will be very thankfully receiv

The plans foe the Kng'a holiday at Bim rits next spring are now complete. H a Majesty will leave this country probably LI the third week in February. and he about three weeks, says the Etrmingheia Peg. Before his departure. the King will. of course, open the new Par . ”arnent, a