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... THE SOIREE In celebration of the above event a public soiree was held in the Cutlers’ Hall, and upwards of 400 persons sat down to an excellent tea. Amongst the company were the Revs. T. W. Ridley (president of the Conference), H. O. Crofts, D.D. (ex ...
... SOIREE AT SELBY. The fourteenth tonsil mirth of Os Selby .lastitats was held on Wthsesloy. 4, the iPablis•roosto. .Parkstesst. There .vor7 =sisable . atheism% sad those we soil Major • Was& Hall ; Jae Goo Why. 3.q, Brooptoo ; .1 llsesworth, Motak r f ...
... SOIREE or Tee WM/ moo !inn of lending of tho Southern Division of the Riding, was held at the Royal Hotel. for the putpme of forming • bilieral Registration An.. OF THE intinn southern division. Charlet lor f, a r.,, v , Wool, M.P., neempi,4 „b a i t ...
... SOIREE mHE Committee of the Lythe Institute have great I pleasure in announcing that their Second Annual SOIREE, will take place on Whit Tuesday, May 21st, in the Lvthe School Room. For particulars see future announcement. WHITBY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ...
... THE SOIREE. Iu the evening soiree was held in the Victoria Hall. The hall presented very animated /*pj>earance, the tables being completely occupied the very numerous who all appeared much gratified with the refreshment provided for them. The tea was ...
... THE SOIREE. The young ladiew’ and gentlemen** evening party in the Temperance Hall, wa* a mo»t decided bucee'**, and a more fashionable and resjiectAble party never before mastered on such uu occasion in liridlingtou. About two-hundred enjoyed themselves ...
... SOIREE. Q ANDREW'S SOROOL. S A t will be held bet &moots, ea 'Freo,nr, Jantriry 210. laa. After ADDRESSES will be delivered by clergymen and other. gentlemen. The Choir wilt a number Of Of Munie, und REALM:4RM will be given between the Speerbm. Tea no ...
... THE SOIREE. In the evening a public wares was held. The chair taken at half-past seven o'clock by the Hon Rev Lord Sydney Godolphin Osborne, (8.0.0. of the Times); and there were also prevent Lord Fri lerick Cavendish, M.P., Mr K Raines, M.P., and Lieut ...
... SOIREE the above Institute will take place in Bt. Georgb’s Hall, on Monday, November 22nd. leo9. Tea on the Table Six o'clock. After tea, at Half-past Seven, the Chair will be taken by the RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF RIPON. The Rev. Canon BURFIELD, ...
... SOIREE St. George’s Hall, Monday, November 22nd, 1860. Tea on the Table Six o'clock. After tea, at Half-paat Seven, the Chair will taken by the RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF RIPON. John Rand, Esq-, F. S. PoweU, E»q.. H. W. Ripley, Alfred Harris, Esq. ...
... THE SOIREE. In the evening a public niree was held. The chair was taken at half-past seven o'clock by Hon. and Rev. Lord ; and there were also present Lord Frederick Cavendish, M.P., Mr. E. Baines, M.P., and Lieutenant-Colonel Akroyd, M.P. The CHAIRMAN ...
... THE SOIREE. The eveningmeeting was heldin tlie Mechanics* Inslituteunder the presidency of the Right Hon. Lord Ashburton.—The noble lord in opening the meeting congratulated them upon the report which had been presented. He congratulated them, further ...