... common or ecclesiastical law. Kemp declined to attend the court, aud defied both Bishop and Vicar. Lord Charles Beresford at Nottingham.—Lord Charles Beresford, M.P., visited Nottingham on Wednesday, for the purpose of formally opening the Southern Division ...

... Biallaism. One Is tempted to ask if km a oregad word for Protection, an d amo asa t 3 pia their hearts on their Ma peek .s as Mr. Chaplin of Bimetallism want to reslaas sMk of Os of silver to that of occupied 1873. It is all fur Mr. am& to talk 10,0001. worth ...

... gemcnt of AUGUSTUS HARRIS. OboeSIMS° COMMITTEE. Lord Charles Heresford, M.P. A. De Ilurietta, Esq. Earl de Grey. Henry Oppenhelm, Esq. Colonel the 117 n. 0. Montagu. H. V. Higgins, Esq. Henry Chaplin. Ewe. The season will commence on Saturday, May 18th ...

... judges have rulod cut of order the opinions of Irish bishops and priests will materially shorten the case for tho defenco. Sir Charles Russell and tho other counsel for the Irish members have carefully considered the situation. They can adopt one two alternatives: ...

... there weie eleven ::vh-mlfl—.'ululhul&-‘-—lub‘. y Gib.—Before the Mayor (W. Edmunds, Esq), Edmaunds, Esq , and J. Harlock, —Charles Harris, & boy, living in uua:lo“ :czvu charged m‘-gm‘.q smount of 6. on Sanday, April 2lst. Defendant, who ‘admitied the offence ...

... Bates’ Lawn Mowers, at low caah^riceg.— CHARLES 8. BAILEY, 112. Victoria Street, T AWN MOWERS.—The new patent Victoria JLi Lawn Mower, unrivalled for general me: 9in. 24f>; llln. 28«; 13in, 33i ; 15in, 39b 6d-CHARLES S. BAILEY, 112, Victoria Street. T AWN ...

... reception which had been accorded to the the importance of strengthening and consolidating the bill. He thought that Lord Charles Beresford exagge. existing Acts relating to the contagious diseases of rated the requirements of the country, and unduly animals ...

... but if any of them wish anybody else to think for them, may I recommend them to Lord Charles Beresford, Mr Ashmead Bartlett, Colonel Howard Vincent, and Mr Henry Chaplin, the latter the best man out of office in England. I took several friends of mine in ...

... Seaton found it impossible to attend. so Mr. Gill appeared fnr the tenant*. The tees on both sides baring peen Mated. Sir Charles Russell moonneed the bane on which he eonsidered a settlement might he effected. son the terms of this haring been agreed ...

... Chailestown ; B. Town, ; H. Hemstock, Bradshaw ; I. Parkinson, Ovenden ; G. F. H. Rowe, E. Davies, and W. R. Hervey, Halifax ; Charles Edwards, Bradford ; 1). B. Buckle, Queens bury ; T. Morton, Coley ; C. Primrose, Elland : J. McConnell, Biighouse ; and E ...

... Sigley, Burgess, Joseland. Steward. Edmonds, Bosward, Davies, Hughes Corbett Wilesmith. Jeff. Buokland, J. Stallard, jun.. Chaplin' Coper, W. Caldicott, ?? Reti-bki kg Ornciß roa Claine . Wakd. Aid. Airey was elected returning officer for Games Ward vi ...

... were appointed to meet Sir Charles Russell, and submit the arguments pro. and At the last moment Mr. Sexton found impossible to attend, Mr. Gill appeared for the tenants. The case on both sideshaving been stated, Sir Charles Russell announced the basis ...