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... At an early hour on Monday morning, the 6th in- stant, the delegates deputed by the various agricultural societies throughout the United Kingdom to confer with the Acting Committee of the National Associa- tion assembled at the offices of the Association, South Sea House. Several reports from agricultural districts, as to the condition of the inhabitants, farmers, labourers, and others, were ...
... -7 oT fINGHAMSHIRE ADJOURNED SESSIONS. The adjourned sessions business for the county of Not- vgrn was proceeded with at Southwell, on Friday last. 2*rt were present Hi* Grace the Duke of Newcastle, Airman,) Viscount Newark, M.P.. Sir T. W. White, \, Rieht Hon. Edward Strutt, M.P., W. H. Barrow, E«q. go /, H. M. Sutton, Esq. M.P., J. E. Denison, Esq. S'p' G. H.Vernon, Esq., M.P., Rev. J. D. ...
... We understand that the Royal Parade Band will ecu., mence playing on Monday, July 4th, and that the same band has been engaged that attended last year. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST, AND DISAPPEARANCE 01 SUPERINTENDENT MORTEN AND JAMES DADSON, PARISH CONSTABLES. Great excitement was created iv this place between ten and eleven o'clock in the forenoon of 'J hursday last, by the circulation a report ...
... Edward Salhouse, this county. Thursday last, at East Harling:, by the Rev. T. B. Mr. John Wellinsham, of the Overy Farm. Eccles. to Eliza, youngest daughter of Robert West, Esq., the above place. âReadâOn Tuesday last, at Honing, Mr Thomas Tonngman. miller, to Miss Read, both of Honing, in tins county. Sratis. AlexanderâOn Thursday sennight, aged 25, Eliza-. beth, the beloved wife Mr. ...
... ARUNDEL. Cardinal Wiseman has arrived at Arundel Castle, on a vt'sit to his Grace the Duke of Norfolk. The noble duke is also entertaining several other personages, among whom areâViscount and Viscountess Campden, Lady Petre, Mr. Bowyer, Major Patterson, Hon. Mr. Stonor, Mr. Howard, Hon. Mr. Petre, Monseigneur Searl, and Captain Elwes. Election of Councillors.âln consequence of two of ihe ...
... OUR REPRESENTATIVE.” On Monday evening last Coningham appeared before bis constituents to give an account of bis stewardship for the last year, but, since the day the unprofitable servant restored to his master, on his return from far country, the identical talent which he received from him on his departure, a more meagre account was never rendered. We Lave looked through it to find what have ...
... Misses Jones has arrived at 66, Lansdowne Place. Mr Lampton has left 3, Codrington Place. Mr Moore has arrived at 5, Percival Terrace. Mr Arbuthnot has left 3, Chichester Terrace. The Kev. Henry Headley has arrived at 71, Grand Parade. Mr and Mrs Wheeler purpose leaving Brunswick Terrace in a few days for London. Mrs Emerson has arrived at 6, New Steine, and Mrs Steen 25, Marine Parade. Mr ...
... LONDON SHAPE MABKET.— Yesterday. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ff i RpilwAVK. 'Paid I Closing ) Businees Share. ! Railways. | ram. p^^ done 1° 10 Amtierg.. Nottig., Be>st., . and Eastern Junction. 10 I GJ 6$ 6} 50 Belfast and Ballymena. . all I — — 13 14 ißir, Woi., AStourV alley all [8 8} Stock. Birk. Lane, AChes.Junc. 100 '70 72 25 'Blackburn all ! 11} 12} 25 JBlyth and Tyne all ! — — 10 Bosn. ...
... 3, Regency Square. Lady Hill has arrived at 4, Oriental Place. The Countess Vane has arrived at 4ti, Marine Parade. Lady Byron has taken Cecil House, King’s Road. Lady Coote, Major Coote, and Miss Coote are prolonging their stay at the Norfolk Hotel. The Rev. Dr. Cardwell, Mrs and Miss Cardwell, arrived yesterday at the Norfolk Hotel. Sir E. and Lady Lechmere are at 2f), King’s Road. Lady ...
... It was intention this week have adverted to the extra ordinary rupture which has taken place between the Town Council and the Vestry, and the conscpicnl dan, r in which the rated inhabitants are placed ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS.— This Day. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Refreshment Houses and Wine Licenses Bill—commit- tee ; Sr J. Barnard's Act, kc, Repeal Bill — adjourned debate on second reading ; Newspapers Conveyance, &c. Bill — second reading ; Customs Acts — further con- sideration of resolution 13 (Malt Duty) ; Customs Acta — committee ; Ways and Means — report ; Supply — committee ; Ways and Means — ...
... notice to MR. WILSON, Red Lion Hotel, High Street, Bedford. THE BEDFORD TIMES, AND BEDS. INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1861. “recte faciendo secures.” ...