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... London and North Western Company 100 low to accepted, and each company, therefore, remains upon its former footing of independence. Day or Humiliation.— The Lord Priniate of Ireland, at the suggestion of his Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant, has postponed ...
... institution. The party broke up about ten o'clock. ' Cleckheaton.—A public examination of the juvenile 3 , scholars of the Independent day schools of Cleckheaton, took place on Thursday week. The chair was taken by the f Rev. Mr. Scott. The children were examined ...
... monitor of a National School has over the same party in a British and Foreign, or if you like it better, a Congregational Independent Day School-if such an one exist. It is too late to rant about civil freedom and religious equality and the Constitution being ...
... monitor of a National Schoo! has over the same party in a British and Foreign, or if you like it better, a Congregational Independent Day School—if such an one exist. It is too late to rant about civil freedom and religious equality and the Constitution being ...
... there (hear, hear). Aid. Stansfeld then real Mr. Plint's letter, j which contained the following sentence :— 44 As to Independent day-schools, I know only of the George's street one, and two small schools supported by private individuals. The Dissenters ...
... enough, it ass said of hint oh, put him into the church ' (loud cheers and laughter). Mr. JENNINGS (master of one of the independent day schools) mad, that Mr. Jones hail talked about a thing being gavel, and a thing being Lid. Now, if the corn taus were ...
... ?? ~~~Setti THE JEWS. EIGHT SEIIMONS will be preached ?? the JEWISH1 of tl ii'ATION by th Rev. S.P. T. LZARUS. n the Independent Day Chapel, ortligat, Horbur, en ?? ln~v.l as the followS ?? Octber6, 3,and20-n he ustms Maner,-Religious Tha Rite, an Ceemones ...
... appear. He said she should never want anything, the child was provided for, and what might come a'ter, he could livo independent day. The mill that he and his brother has, is worth, in opinion, £1400 or £1500. He did not perform his promise. I saw him ...