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... instruction he had received. Small holdings must not ho expelled from tho land, or else the agricultural population must pine.— Blackwood's Mwjazine, The statistics of the Methodist Episcopal Church, United States, have just been published for 1809. From a mass ...
... restoration of Joseph from dcatii, whence his father received him in figure— Jpeeph's splendid destiny—and the blessed reunion.— Blackwood Magazine for January, 1870. First of P«fcT Said.—When reached the deck, it was positively affirmed that, although the land ...
... raising funds for the purpose erecting suitable memorial to the kite Earl Derby. There were present at the meeting the Hon. Algernon Egcrton, M.P.; Messrs. R. A. Cross, M.P.; C. Turner, M.P.; Hugh Birlcy, M.P.; 8. R. Graves, M.P.; J. Hick, M.P.; W. Gray ...
... iden- tified the cause of religious as opposed to merely secu- lar education, was held at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, Mr Algernon Egerton, M.P., in the chair. The following letter was read from the Bishop-Designate of Manchester :— **Ufton Rectory, Reading ...
... ncighbourhojd of Newport, Moomouthsbiie. A few eights back a travelling • inker, named Rafferty, quarrelled with his wife, at Blackwood, and, in attempting strike her, hit bis child, an infant in arms, fatal blow. the death of the child, Rafferty doubled its ...
... from the neighbourhood of e- Newport. A few nights back a travelling tinker, named Rafferty, quarrelled with his wife at Blackwood, and in attempting to strike her, hit his child, an infant in arms, a fattal blow. On thecdeath of the child, RaffeLty doubled ...
... lambs wander the length of the continent—there Mr. Cook is with them, guide, philosopher, an friend. Does Charles L Blackwood Hint a doubt, or hesitate dislike to the motley crowds who sometimes assemble under the tickets 80 up, beef, coffee, and ...
... beloved, to the sweet. Walpole, or Every Man has his Price. A oonietly in rhyme in throe acts. By Loan Lvrrotv. (William Blackwood and Sons, London.) It sums almost trifling with our readers to speak of the versatility of Lord Lytton's genius; and yet ...
... from SE, she has been riding ever since. Last night, the weather becoming worse, she hoisted signals of distress, when the Algernon and Eleanor lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution went off and lauded the crew. The vessel, it is feared, will ...
... oad Station ofthe Midland Railway. -Particulars and conditions of sale, with plau of the property, may be had of Messrs. Algernon Wells and Sykes, solicitors, Founders Hall, St. Swithin's lane, E.G.; of M. Reid Sharman, Esq. solicitor, Wellingborough; ...
... share. llth April 3 lst June 3 „ lst July 3 „ £10 PIP.F-'TORS. Sir JAMES CARMICHAEL, Bart, Chairman,-) Directors of the Algernon Borthwick, Esq., 32, Ebury-street, >- Submarine Tele- l'inilico, J graph Company. Hon. Evelyn Ashley, 61, Cadogan-place. ...
... of the abovenamed Company by the Court of Chancery was, on the ith day of March. 1870, presented to the Lord Chancellor by Algernon Warner, gentleman, a creditor of the said Company, and that the said Petition ir directed to be HEARD before the Vice Chancellor ...