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IPEB PBESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.] Bsfasec! Admission. LOIwON, Jan. 19. The Bar Council overwhelmingly defeated a resolution proposing to allow tho admission of women to practice »t tho bar. Tho Attoimcy-General and other* argued it was unfair to consider tno question while 1300 hamsters were absent on active service.
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[reuter’s service.—copyrightJ London, Jan 19 Obituary—Lord Elgin. [Lord Elgin was horn at Monklands, near Montreal, in 1849, and was edacaled at Eton and JBalloil College, Oxford (M.A.) He was Treasurer of the Household and -First Commissioner of Works in 1886 ; Lord- Lieutenant of Fifesbire since 1886; and Vioeroy of India from 1894 to 1899.]
A Eig EstateLondon, Jan 19 Mr Joseph Beeebam’s estate has been proved at a million. Hla American business is bequeathed to his son Henry. The St Helen’s business will be floated into a private Company, the bulk of the shares whereof being bequeathed to his children.
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