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... DEATH OF THE EEV. DR, MAITLAND. The death was announced yesterday morning the Rev. Dr. Samuel Roffey Maitland, a gentleman of considerable mark in the Church of England. He was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated in 1816, having ...
... MR. FREDERICK KING. MONS. MUSIN. Solo Viouo'kckllo LASSERE. Soto and Cosdcctob MR. WILHELM GANZ. Tickets and Plans of Reserved Beats at Messrs. Harrison's Music Warehouse, Colmore Row. Reserved Orchestra. IPs. 6d,; Reserved Floor. 6-1 and 5a., according ...
... addressing Mr. Newdegate personally. About the year before last Mr. Nowdegats, in his place in the HousO of Commons, made a statement respecting the Archbishop, false in fact and injurious in its consequences. The, Archbsshop communicated with Mr. Newdegate ...
... Royal Gardens, Kew; Mr. James Bateman, P. R.S., in the chair., A resolution was proposed by Professor Bentley, ?? Member of the Council of thea 9oyal Botanic Society,I &o, and seconded by Mr. Andrew fIAr- ray, F.L 3., Member of ?? of the Royal Herd.i cultural ...
... there! obtain a larger profit. Mr. Letetlier, Etruria, otteries; ** Your Kenal Pills have aone wonders with me, and all others to whom I have recoromended them.”— cine 1 have met with that have been of service.”—Mr. ‘I. Mr. Milton Weich, Furness: ** Yoar ...
... present to Mr. King Patten, who had been mainly instrumental in the spread the movement, waa small as comjiared with his merits. It had taken the form of a very handsome cabinet, spociallv made bv Messrs. Chamberlain, King, and Jones. Mr. ...
... quoted by Mr. Kennard, then a candi- date for the representation of the Isle of Wight. On the 6th of November, 1868, I wrote fully to Dr. Manning's secretary, the Rev. Mr. Johnson, oi this subject, and pub- lished my latter. Neither Dr. Manninig nor ...
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... DAWSON ON DR. JOHNSON. I SECOND LECTURE. Having last week traced the biography uil Johnson up to that pexiod when prosperity shone full upon him, or in the words of the lecturer when clean-shirt-day camo twice a week instead of once a fortnight Mr. Daweon ...
... SECOND COURT. Before Mr. HILL. Jure J. Borland, of Burton upon-Trent.brickmaker.— First sitting. tbe rumination Mr. Ksst, Mr. K. Peat, Darby, was appointed assignee. J.Butitr, ...
... BANQUET TO MR., LOCKE-KING, M. P. [BY TELrECI.APII.] Yesterday evening, a banquet was given at. Croydon to M. Luocke-Kjing. Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Lowe, Mr. Card- Wrell, and about 100 members iof both Houses were presenst. In. respondisng for ' ...
... KING EDWARD’S SCHOOL, BIRMINGHAM TESTIMONIAL TO TUB REV. DR. GIFFORD. ALL former Pupils desirous of joining in the Testimonial l>e pretaented the Pupils of School to the Rev. Dr. GIFFORD, the occasion of his Retirement from the Hem! Ma>lcrNhip.an r.*quewiod ...