... BIGOTRY NOBLY REPROVED. The vote recorded by the Earl of Arundel and Surrey in favour of the Government education scheme, and the expression of sentiment which accompanied the act, might well wring the heart of bigotry, if it were made of penetrable ...

... Eighth Is made a grant of this manor to the college of Arundel; subsequently it wvas granted to Henry, Earl of Arundel, and at the commeiscement of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, Henry, Earl of Arundel, had the manor of Hayling ; in the first ...

... Esterhazy, the Earl and Countess of Wilton, the Earl and Countess of Shclburne, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Lonsdale, the Earl and Countess of Malmesbury. the Earl of Munster, the ...

... followir g members of the House ofCommonve were present:-The Earl of Shelburue, Hon. George Cavendish, Mr. Aldaw,' Sir Thomas Winning. ton, Mr. Wrightson, Mr. 0. W. Wood, Mr. Baring Wall, Earl of Arundel and Surrey, Mr. Standish, Mr. Ricstdo, Mr. G. R.Phillips ...

... manor belonged to the Arundel family, and ly in the year 1509 a lease was made of this property e- am-'ost other property of Lord Arundel, for 1(00 year' a- to Lord 3,umley, who had married a daughter of the Is, Earl of Arundel ; another daughter married ...

... Persona who were accom. 1tug Snodated with seats upon the bench, were the Marquees it ItOf Anglessa, the Earl of Arundel aud Surrey, and the .Of Earl of March. ake At ten o'clock, Mr Justice Erie entered the court, and, the having taken his seat, uich A-exander ...

... tending directly to endanger the Protes- tant Church and Constitution, he must give it his most decided opposition. The Earl of Arundel, while he strenuously supported the Bill, did not hesitate to affirm that he, as a Catholic, had no doubt that ulti- mately ...

... ALBAN'S: LIVERPOOL: C Sir T. Birch L Raphael Cardwell C AXDOVER: LONDON: Coles C Lord J. Russell Cubitt C L ARUNDEL: Rothschild Earl of Arundel Mastermaii C ASHBURTOX: LYMIXGTOX: Col. L Col. Keppel ASHTOX-UXDER-LYXE: C Hindlev MAIDSTONE : AYLESBURY : Hope ...

... the bar. In the early part of the nmorn- ing he wias arraigned on the charge, and pleaded 'not guilty.' ,the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, the Earl of M rch, the Marquis of Anglesey, and other dis- gAuished individuals, were on the bench. 'rihe Attorney-General ...

... meeting of this association was held at the rooms of the Statistical Society, St. James's-square, yesterday afternoon; the Earl oi Arundel and Surrey, MP., presiding. Lady Ashley, the Countess Grey, Lady ArundeS, Lady Sydney, Lady W. Grosaenor, Miss Copley ...

... court, and took the oath of ?? as justic s of th3 peace for the county of Middles i: Henry Granville Fitzallan Howard, Earl of Arundel and Surrey; J. Fish P'ownall, Esq , 19, Linlcoln's inn OlH-square; Johnl S every Brookinlg, Esq. ;George Cooper, Esq.; ...

... knock the conastable's head off. On being taken into custody be threw himself down, and resisted so vieq lently that the Earl of Arundel ned Surrey, and other members, assisted the police in conveving him to the station. The defendant expressed his regret ...