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... ECCLE SIASTICAL. - .: - - - . . L The- Most Rev. Charles Thomas'Longley, D.D., was Tho on Saturday elected by the Dean and Chapter of Canter- that ii bu~ry to the Archbishopric of that 'See. The next step that At e will be the confirmation of the election, which 'will ipso The ' acto render vacant the Arebbishopric of York. Dr. Hyde. '7 Lisgley will then -do homage to Her. Majesty, and memo ...
... is V I On Tuesdav. a lenuth-nd . . UV A CAPTAIN. r1ey, On Tuesday, a lengthened investigation took place fit the Mr. offices of the Local Marine Board, Bristol, relative to a charge ir of brought against Captain Martlips, late master of the barque to Usk, belonging to AMessrs. T. Beynon and Co. Newport. It !d to will be remerabered that the vessel was ordered to a pert in 3urm Chili, and that ...
... A- tpv7 i 'o unc WBDNBSDAY, NOVEMBER1 19, 1862. of I dou T1he all-absorbing topic of the week has been the Mir proposal of France to England and Russia for a joint mediation or intervention in the affairs of America, ΒΆ1 with the view of inducing the suspension of hostilities seas in that horribly ferocious war, which is now convert- the ing the conflicting States into one vast Aceldama. add ...
... The handsome silver mounted presentation rifle, now to be it seen in the Field window, is about to be presented to Mr. a Edward Ross. the champion shot, and winner of the Queen's II prize at the Wimbledon meeting of 1860. Its history is as F follows :-A number of Mr. Ross's feltow-countrymen, resid- cl ing in the colony of Victoria, South Australia, on hearing of his triumph. conceived the ...
... mm2 - mw -- DERBY&P-DERBYSHIRE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' SOCIETY. The sixteenth anniversary of the Derby and Derby- it shire Licensed Victuallers' Protection and Benevolent h Society was celebrated with eclid on Wednesday evening It last, at Mr. Tatley's. County Hotel, Derby. The dinner P was held at five o'clock, when upwards of one hundred ft members and friends of the society sat down to a most ...
... ON - = : - -SS& NOTES OF THE WEI:K. W7EDAnESDAY, NOvEMnEB t, 1862. The news which reaches this country from America is so confusing and contradictory, that the general public, in their perplexity, are very much inclined to the opinion of the old lady in the country, that there really is no believing what you see in the newspapers. As we anticipated in our last number, the battle of Perry- ...
... I., I I07 -1 . 111- - Ii 'of MR. DISRAELI ON CHURCH'AFFAIRS. b on I ay A meeting of the Association for the Augmentation of' so re small Benefices in the diocese of Oxford was held in the w ire Town-hall of High Wycombe on Thursday. The Bishop in ,r. of Oxford presided, and among the gentlemen present, tb ass Were the Right Hon. D. Disraeli, M.P., the Right Hon. T rit Spencer H. Walpole, MJ ...
... Dua - t Mr. Boden, of Ruddington, has purchased the magnificent T e- estate of Mr. Holden, consisting of between 800 and 900 acres, l ut at Ruddington, and a superb mansion, Mr. Holden having S1 C become the proprietor of a beautifully situated residence on 11 er. the South coast near Brighton. By the' departure of this la he gentleman Nottingham will lose the best four-in-hand whip m in the ...
... Iv UNITED KINGDOM ALLIANCE MEETINGI ke AT DERBY. a at I It It PE :e The annual meeting of the Derby and Derbyshire I 1 Auxiliary of the Alliance, was held in the Temperance- & b hall, Derby, on Tuesday evening, W. T. Cox, Esq., !, occupying the chair. By the time announced for holding 10 the meeting, the hall was crowded in every part, a goodly g number of the friends of temperance occupying ...
... Less Two Luc~y PzOPLE.-We hear that Mrs. Spittlehouse, of last ad, No. 101, Higheross-street, has just come into possession of has 40,003L. Mrs. Spittlehouse is sister to Joseph Wilmore, con. mO ductor of the omnibus which plys between the Railway ma Station and the Bell Hotel, who has recently become possessed ma of a fortune of I0,0001.-Leiceseer Journal. tak ove Lord and Lady Stamford have ...
... I From thp P--N~c u_ (From the Press.) () The meeting which was held at High Wycombe on re Thursday last under the presidency of the Bishop of Ox- st ford presents features of unusual interest, arising from Id two distinct sources. It is the first time, at all events since a comparatively remote date, that the whole condi- at tion and prospects of the Church of England have been e- reviewed by ...
... Last week wv rponri- G N A-L AR n,.. - a a dead, ire; Last week we recorded the death of Mr. Ichilbod Wright, which took place at his residence, Mapperly Hall, nesr Not- tingham, about six o'clock on Friday morning. The de- ceased gentleman had attained to the patriarchal age of 95 years, having been born on the 28th of January, 1767. He was the senior partner in the bainkitng firm so well ...