... egs203 th chret ?? his stp n npg 30h asi s4 yad nlnt.Tt settle( church Cremoai Tisl ymorn St. Andrew's, Cilm Ti church wvas impropriated to the C~u the9 1ancoisnt colloge o f Iestbury. Tule church has been rebuilt. It Bence originally consisted of a naive ...

... proceed to th1pl at nine o'clocek. I shall' be glad to speak to you. any the pbeo eight o'clock shonld you wish to see me on the sub- ject of this notice. Signed -,The Vicarage, July 19. HENRY MLetAceD. We suppress the name of the poor man to whom the epistle ...

... greatest spirit uip to four o'clock, when tlse result ?? Mr. C. Lyne, 345e Sir. RI. J. Cath- cart, 121 ; majority for Lynec, 22 1. At the close of the election tiesre was' a meeting in the Town-hall, at whiele folly 055 persons n-ore addroessed by M5r ...

... ba installed in the cathedral, and on the Sunday following will Pill, reed himself in as a canon of the cathedral church of St. REc Andrew, in Wells. par U. C.Tudosaiy, Req., M.P., invited thle Mayor sanl Town vcr P Counocil, together with the blagistratesof ...

... the Duke of Albemarle, Earl Craven, Lord Arlington, and Lord Ashley ; and they obtained a charter of incorporation in 1670, 22 Charles II., by which his Majesty, desirous to i promote all endeavours tending to the public good, I amalgamated them a ...

... En July. and the following Sabstance of a despatch from General Besl Havelock to the Cominenider-in-Chief in Bengal explains Sub- He sequent operations, Which ended in the defeat of the enemy on tioc two successive 00055lon5 foul Camp, Buipeer-ul-guinge ...

... plan, 01 though comnprehensive, Inasmuch as It proposes to do almost all W that human science can deslign,.is stilt capable of sub-division, qi without prejudieing the wholle, and may be divided. into three B PFirst-An outer harbour, accedesible at alies ...

... Groat Staughston, Io tahreatened with sub- ectio n to posecution. This question dlifers slig~htly fr~omthat ofte1e.Dr. Williams, as certain parties zealously inter- ested In the faith and teaching of the Church are instituting the proceedings,'and ...

... OPEUNG OF ST. LEONARD'S CHURCH, CjHELWOOD. This pretty little edifice, which now has every appearance of a newlv erected church, possessing no inconsiderable claims to irchitectural beauty and taste, was opened on Tues- day morning, under most auspicious ...

... on', drapers; 11irminghian, were'deatroyeo by Ilre on Fr~d y abi night.. The lonse Ivery serious., I ethe University of St. Andrews has conferred the degree of Res Doctor of Laws on ,Mr. Robert. Chambers,;the well-known hoi nublisher. 'The amounct 'of money ...

... ?? being flanked by mace-bearers and other sub. ordinate ?? the van and rear beingl formed by bodies of thetb city police. under Aetiug.Superlntendent Mc~ullum and e- Iiptor 13e11. Tile floor of tise churc!h was strewed with 1 rushes, and the splendid ...

... held on Tisereday cyenin?. in the Sub- W scription Rooms. '1'lse 11ev. T. Ft. Tariton presided, and in- er ecresting addresses were delivered by the itey. 3. H. Clarke, t (Derby), J.,U. 1ie.? (Wolverhampton), S. Andrew (Lichilcid), I ie undO EQ he . , ...