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... Kizkpatrick, Mr John James Litchficld, Miss, Lidderdale, Mr Los, Mr P, R, Loudoun, Mr and Mrs Lidderdale, Mr MacGregor, Mr, C. Marshall, Mr and Mrs Mather, Mr Nash, Mr and Mrs Omerod, Mr Payn, Mr and Mrs, Robson, Mr, J. Rigg, Rev. A. Strachan, Miss Schrider ...
... of the meeting. MASONIc THEATRICALS. —On Tuesday evening, the Jarratestreet rooms were crowded with a brilliatit assembly Mather second theatrical performance of a troupe of amateurs, in aid of the benevolent fund connected with the tli lodge of Freeinasons ...
... Lord D. STUAIT. the of the EXCHRQUBR said the government had placed upon the table all the papers relating to the case of Mr. Mather, and among them a despatch specifying the ulterior measures which they were disposed to take. On the report on the Passengers ...
... shall neither be 'acres ed nee ensphived in heavy work. At the Durham &Mite., on Wednesday, Macgregor, aged 47, was convicted of the mandaughter of Jane Macgregor, at Hartlepool. on the 27th of March last. It appeased that the priteiner and the deceased ...
... CHARLES FORSTER. Mi.P CHAIILES IlINDLEY, H.P. JOHN ESMONDE, M.P. SIR WILLIAM CLAY, Bart., M.P. EDWIARD MIALL, M.P. JOIJN MACGREGOR, H.P. JOSEPH HROTHERTON. H.P. WILLIAM BIGGS, H.P. 301WN SADLEIR. M.P. 'WILLIAM ECCLES, M.P. SIR .JAMES ANDIERSON, Knight ...
... intention of government to take any further steps to obtain redress from the Austrian government for the outrage upon Mr. Mather? Mr. Disraeli said that amongst the papers upon this case which had been laid upon the table of the house there was one which ...
... honesty and other nec ,ys virtues. When the Earl of Shaftesbury arrived, the boys etc sag a hyamn in chorus, after which Mr. Macgregor explained of m that medals were about to be given to the best in each an lie division. No person should encourage boys to ...
... Highlands and Isles by the construction of a railway from Oban, ia Argyleshire, to Glasgow. The discussion was engaged in by Mr. Macgregor, Sir G. Strickland, and the Chancellor of the Ex' chequer, the latter of whom said he did not think Mr. Stuart had established ...
... administrative psocedure, a co beculosI opponenit to the evangelisation of India. Then, their with reference to the schools, Mr. Mather makes these re- )adth inarlss ?? There is anr evil ill the Gsvernsenet s4ystem of our education, as now carried on, which ...
... darted to ou the batteries and I beard her cry incessantly to the men, 'Courage: them crage. hark to the slogan — to the Macgregor, the grandest of a . Here's help at last!' To describe the effect of these words upon the soldiers would be impossible. For ...
... latter endof April,or firstweek in May, -Y 90L i -as to reach Cronstadt as soon as the ice will permit. i HAMBURG.-The HELEN MACGREGOR, or l or favourite steamer, sails every Saturday. D HULL TO ANTWERP.-The ROB ROY, or EMERALD ISLE rais every Wedneeday. n ...
... Huddersfield. Marshall & Sons, Stockport. Worral & Co., Manchester. James Wrigley & Sons, Bury. Kershaw, Leese & Co. , Mathers & Co., engineers, „ Henry Hoole & Co., Sheffield. London and North Western Railway Peel, Williams & Peel, „ Naylor & Vickers ...