conferring degrees upon his Royal Highness and on the Princess of Wales, Mr. Gladstone and Lord Herschell. who will receive the degree ,it Doctor of Laws. Lord Herschell is Chancellor of the London University.

bridegroom's mother, has been lent for the occasion by Lord Herschell's uncle, Sir Arthur Nicholson, the recently-appointed Lord-Lieutenant of the county. The bridegroom's mother met the late Lord Herschell while he was on service in Shetland during the first

Lady Forres, widow of the first Lord Forres, was killed last night at Green Park Underground Station, London. An aunt of Lord Herschell, Freda Lady Forres was a sculptress. She had had work exhibited at the Royal Academy and in Paris. She lived at Chelsea

and had works exhibited in the Royal Academy, the Scottish Academy and at the Beaux Arts in Paris. Daughter the first Lord Herschell, she married Archibald, first Baron Forres, as his second wife in 1912. Her husband died in 1931. Lady Forres received

McCorquodale, Lady Caroline Thynne. Miss Rose Grimston, Lady Eve Leslie, Miss Catherine de Trafford, and Miss Mary Bulteel. Lord Herschell, a friend of the bridegroom, was best man, and the ceremony was conducted by the Bishop of Barking and Canon Charles Smyth

Lady Forres, widow of the first LOrd Forres, was killed last night at Green Park Underground Station, London. An almt of Lord Herschell. Freda Lady Forres was a sculptress. She had had work exhibited the Royal Academy and in Paris. She lived at Chelsea Square

Freda Lady Forres, widow of first Lor< Forres, was killed last night at Green Park Underground Station, London. An aunt of Lord Herschell, Freda Laci Forres was a sculptress. She had had work exhibited at the Royal Academy and ir Paris, apd lived at Chelsea

supper party at West End hotel every Sunday for about thirty Allied senior officers. Lady Forres was a daughter of the late Lord Herschell, who was Lord Chancellor. Her work had been exhibited at the Royal Academy and in Paris. Lord Forres was formerly Sir

Lady Forres gave a supper party at a London hotel every Sunday for about 30 Allied senior officers. She was a sisber of Lord Herschell, and was the second wife of the first Lord Forro, who died in 1931. She had had work exhibited at the Royal Academy and

engagement of Miss Heather Mary Margaret Legge, only daughter of Commander Humphrey Legge, Chief Constable of Berkshire, to Lord Herschell, 24-year-old captain in the Coldstream Guards, is announced. Commander Leggc, heir to the Earl of Dartmouth, was appointed