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... the Park, Gregory; the Achilles, Mc.lithur; the Arab, Whelan. May 24. The Fame, Davies; the William, Leiubrick the Lark, Longley; the Roscoe, Ellis; the Adelaide, Herbert; the Roufsean, Manrorand; the Surplus, Underseal; the Charles, Howe the Stroud Packet ...

... the Palmers ton, D ivies the Shamrock, Roach; the tixeter, Oakley; the Superb, Ro-.vles the Nordsteru, Grube; the Trusty, Longley the Endeavour, Gay. May 1. The Enterprize, Gay; the St. Agnes, Ilenwood; the Yeoman's Glory, Stoties. May 2. The Sarah, Marshall; ...

... of King's College, is to be the new Bishop of Chichester. — Courier.—Another Ministerial paper gives the bishopric to Dr. Longley. THE VALUE OF I)IRT.-It is a fact that the parish bf St. Andrew, London, formerly paid a scavenger t400 a-year for cleaning ...

... Mary Magdalen, Norfolk. J. Dixon, millwright. Spa road, Bermondsey. G. C. Bignell, stockjobber, Leeds. H. Brook, cloihier, Longley, Yorkshire. D. Kees, srocer, Swansea. E. T. Bradshaw, stock broker, Manchester. 1. Sharlind, jun. tailor, Bath. W. S. Dorsett ...

... Bishop of Bristol is to be translated to the see of Ely. Dr. Butler is to have the see of Lichfield and Coventry, and Dr. Longley is to be translated to Ripon; but this last appointment cannot take place till the Bill is passed fur completiii- the arrangement ...

... We have heard, on pretty good authority, that Dr. that Allen, Bishop of Ely, Dr. Longley, Bishop of Ripon, J\ and Dr. Otter, Bishop of Chichester, were-nil present h at the meeting alluded to by the Archbishop of Can- t terbury, and all concurred in the ...

... with oak timber. Charles Pro^roe, Johns, for Cork, with t-nal- Williaril, Jones. fofDujWalk, with oak bark. Vinp William, Longley Newport, Jones; Maraaret More-an Gratitude, Morgan; True Harmony, Clutterbuck • Knight; for Bristol, with coal..Sally, Francis ...

... out for opportunities to trip up the heels of a liberal Admi- nistration. The new Bishop is to be Dr. Longley, mas- ter of Harrow School. Dr. Longley has a high charac- ter for learning and talents, and his elevaton to the Bench will also be very generally ...

... F.R.S. DIRECTORS. T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. Cot. Sir B. Camay, K.C.S. Robert Hollond, Esq. M. John F.R.S. °surge Longley, Esq. C. Farehrother, Esq. Aid. Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq. H. tiordun, Esq. John Rawson, Esq. Joseph Thotupsun, PIITIICIRS-J ...

... Bishop of Chichester, we can state, IS to he translated to the see of Durham. Dr. Longley, master of Harrow School, a gentleman of high character and of great learning and talents, is to be the new bishop. The Bishops of Salisbury, Ely, and Peter- borough ...

... The arrangements of 'he bishoprics are, it is said, now fixed. Dr. Allan, to be Bishop of E!v; Dr. Longley, Bishop of Chichester; I)r. Butler, Bishop of Lichfield; and Dr. Shuttleworth, Bishop of Ripon. Archdeacon Butler, who has prrsided so many years ...