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... DEATH OF CARDINAL HOWARD. Cardinal Howard died Brighton on Friday afternoon of last ifeek. For a considerable period his condition has caused great anxiety his friends. On the preceding day pneumonia set in, and at 10.30 on Friday morning the last rites ...
... BUTCHEK|ROW, BEVERLEY. Mr. WILLIAM LANE begs respectfully to announce that has received instructions from the Executor of the late Mr. Robert Oxley, to SELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, January 2nd, 1867, upon the premisee of Mr. Thomas William Oxley, in Butcher-Row ...
... FURTHER EXAMINATION OP FENIANS. Eublik, Monday. —Tnere wm a good deal moro ezcitenient to-day in the neighbourhood of th« room (within the Csatle precincts) in which the Fenian •zaminatiun ia being conducted than on Saturday. The arrangements of the police ...
... Thk commencement of a week’s operations the Army Cambridge wan few day a0 under the direction of Mr. Forbes, that gentleman beiiii; met by large crowd the railway station, and a proccedon heided Uiud parading the sticet-*. All l otf without hindrance ...
... SALE, THIS DAY. -0 SOT.D «Y AUCTION, tt,i. 1 Two ©'Clock M Deverky, very hopenor black Ora . h(>our old, bus worked m ibis h Tod, and is to bo account of the U-ner Loving no ftirtber usa for him, also, ot time will L. offered on excellent u* ine, poitible ...
... calendar month* I —William Hazel, to stealing at Melbourne, seven shillings, tl ( property of John Burton. He was sentenced to fourteen days | imprisonment to hard labour at the House of Correction, and afterwards sent to the Castle Howard Reformatory for ...
... street. Mile end, out of sin nee William Williams, Royal kill, Green wick, dairyman. Thomas P. Smith, Walthamstow, out business. James XL M. Robertson, Brentwood, Lieutenant, RJL William Waits, Rod£botp ...
... 1799. On Saturday Press representative called Sir Howard Vincent, M.P., C. 8., Colonel of the Queens Westminster Volunteers, to learn something about the coming review. It was from a suggestion of Sir Howard s that the whole idea of a commemoration originated ...
... Yard, Stables. Cart-shad, Carriage-house, and Workshop behind the same, now in the occupation of Messrs. Thomas William Greenbough and William Poughar. The Premia** are wall adapted for a Builder, Joiner, or Cowkeepar'e buainaaa. For further particular* ...
... vertu, Ac., at Castle Howard, Xaworth Castle, Grosvenor-place, and elsewhere, are *.o held trust heirlooms fo l- the person inheriting the title and estates. His successor the reto is his next brother, the Hon, and Rev. William Howard, now Earl of —The will ...
... paoal aarrlMda la priaoa, Loodon, far robbarj, haa ciafataail Parqoharioa, tba at that attahliahaaot, that had ■ordered William Dai. » (maw'a aaaiauat, him with a knife Pactlaad-atreat, Walworth, aa Dee. Uat. The waa la charge el a vehicle the date indicated ...
... first earl of the Howard line, poisoned under Elizabeth in the Tower, on suspicion of favouring the cause of Queen of Scots; and of the great reputation for art. science, and literature attained by Thomas, the second earl of the Howard line, who encouraged ...