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... March 24. MâNaghten, Sir Leopold M*Ctintock, and the Mayor of âSince I wrote yon ten days ago, Sheffield. SYMPTOMS. I have improved wonderfully. To- , â , day I walked the barberâs shop DbOWNED THBCaKAL-Od TQRfiday CYMPTOMS- and got shaved, and ...
... Oddfellows.— The Municipal felge. No. 55, of the above order, held ite annual dinner Tuesday last at (he house Bro. William Jones, Howard Hotel, Howard road, Walkley, when about forty members were present Bro. James Tanker presided. The evening programme commenced ...
... MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. TfR. William Archer, the dramatic critic the WarH and other newspapers, is bringing together volume of hia scattered papers. The title-page will bear this general definition—About the Theatre.” most interesting romance in the near ...
... Stanfield, to Annie, youngeot daughter William Bi-sett, E q., RTamoor. Parrtw -Howard. —Dec. 26, St Philip’a Church, by the Rev. J. Darby shire, Vic-r, Harry Peikin, of Accrington, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Geoigd Howard, 65. Peoistoae rood, Sheffield ...
... Chinese by the French in Tonquin. The fighting appears to have extended over two days. On the first day the French carried the heights commanding the fortress of Thu. Next day the Chinese endeavoured to recover the position, but were overwhelmed by the French ...
... ordered the seine to reported the House. Mr. Howard Vincent the Pbx» Club. —The fourth annual dinner of the Press dob was held on Saturday evening in the Venetian Boom of the Restaurant, London,—Mr. Howard Vincent, M.F., replying (or the auxiliary forces ...
... from the facings. , ■ 19th Foot was nicknamed “The Green Howards, lor “Howard’s Garbage, from the colour its and to myne, 1738-1749, and rt from the 3rd Foot (Buffs), which was then known a* “Howard’s,” after their then Lionel ’Foot enjoyed th© aobriqueta ...
... —Tackson.—Jan. 23, at St. George’s Church, Siieftield. by the Rev. H. A. Favell, M.A., Henry Charles Day, of York, to Laura Margaret, eldest daughter William Jackson, of Bradford. iiMiay—Bcrkinyouxg.—Jan, 22, at St. Mary Abbots, Kensington, by the Rev. Robert ...
... for debate, there can little doubt that William the Conqueror came over in 1060 he found rite people of stout-hearted in their resistance that made an example of them according to the approved method of his day. He swept Hallam with sword and fire, and ...
... holiday attraction* on Tuesday, although in the day time it was not visited by snch a large number of persons on Monday, when the Mayoress opened the exhibition. Among the visitors Tuesday wa* Mr. O. E. Howard Vincent, C. 8., M.P., who expressed bis great ...
... Pamell» backed up by Sir William Harcourt and other Radicals, attempted to obstruct the course of business arranged the Chancellor of the Exchequer a hostile amendment to the Chancellor’s motion. An amendment suggested Sir William Harcoart was accepted the ...
... those days the foreigner who refused to dip his flag to St. George’s Jack, thereby acknowledging England’s sovereignty of the sea, was apt to find himself somewhat rudely called to order. In the year 1554, in Queen Mary’s reign. Lord William Howard was ...