... such interest to the younger generation. Otterbourne, where Miss Yonge was born and bred, was not far from Manley, where Net& was ViCIV, and Heble was the guiding influence of Miss Yonge's life. To him she owed her unswerving devotion to Tractarian principles; ...

... pleasantly, and would have been, what is better being admired, esteemed and beloved. CFIARLOWE YONGE'S RECOLLI.:CTIONS. In the Life and Letters of Mi. 4 t'hartotte Yonge, her impressions of the Curnmemoration of reproduced. She wrote in bee Auto. biography ...

... he has a nice fashioned one harx:y) or the nicest and youngeet of his girl cousins. I should recommend Croker and Charlotte Yonge to begin with. myself. Having absorbed a good deal of theory on the subject of girls. the young man should rid his mind of ...

... sharp instrument, is the Mlng's Bench Division Mr. James Thos. Tate, commission agent, Mr. d'Arey Wentworth and Mr. Nigel Yonge to ree,mer £275, balance of two bills of exchange given in counection with betting transactbons. The Owing Act wth pleaded ...

... MUSIC. SIR AUBREY DEAN-PAUL, MISS MAY GIBB, In Modern Songs. QUASTITTS : ALBERT F. SAMMONS, CHARLES WOODHOUSE Viola - ERNEST YONGE. Violoncello - JEAN PEEL' VENEERS • WILL LINCLUDI- Piano Quartet .. . It.chari &age .. SIR AUBREY DEAN • PAUL !Itolin Solo ...

... rolling’»♦ Bruno (Mr. (>lix Lejuln. and Mr. If. S. Meadow (Ow Won by distance. EASTERN COMMAND RACE. For e*pid«*d Mra. Q. A. Yonge. and sort ( ...

... R. Goss (Prison Steward'. Dr. P. B. Shaky 'Medical Officer at Armley Prison.. Dr. Reynolds, Dr. Ken• oeth Heap. Mr. J. A. Yonge. M.A.. J.P. (Chairman of the Visiting Committee) and Mr. H. T. Roper (Visiting Committee). the Revs. W. H. Potts. E Sheppard ...