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... I ECCLESISTICAL NEWS. PBRFERMEMTS AND APPOINTMENTa, Butler, Rev. Arthur Gray, bLA, Oriel College, Oxtord, to the head astershbp of Haileybury College, Coleridge. Rev. Edward, M.A., Exeter College, Oxford, to Maple-Durhaim vicarage, Oxfordshire; value ...
... all these being warmly proposed, and as P f heartily responded to. I The Queen has a~proved the appomtmentof the A Rev.-Arthur Gray Butler, M.A. Fellow ?? a of Oriel College,( Ood, t beoon ofthepreachers - at he hapl Ryal, Whitehall. FiAT, AcciosNr IN ...
... fail to be appreciated by Sir William Harcourt, who so far has not been favoared by fortune as a financier. The Reverend Arthur Gray- stone will be remembered in several parts of the country as a minister. Over a quarter of a century ago he was curate of ...
... Derby district, Francis W. Newham ?? i! Albert L. Fillingbam ?? John W. Marsden ?? Hull district, Albert E. Vivian (Ith), Arthur Gray (Il.h, G. C. Main ?? York dis- trict, T. StephensonB.A., ?? W. W. Hollings ?? Whitby and Darlington district, -E. Bulmer ...
... Saulx-le-Due, near Dijor. The lightning struck a small pond, and destroyed all the fish in it -about 1,00D. A young man named Arthur Gray was gored by a bull a few days ago at Iver, Bucks, and expired trls following day in the Cottago Hospital from his injuries ...
... copy. GRAY.-Tidings will be gladly received of James Gray, who left for America in 1878 or 1879. The inquirer is his son, Arthur Gray, 37, Clare-street, Huime. American papers please Copy. VELiOY.-Tidings will be gladly received of Michael MVPElrov, formerly ...
... copy. GRAY.-Tidings will be gladly received of James Gray, who left for America in 1878 or 1879. The inquirer is his son, Arthur Gray, 37, Clare-street, Halme. American paners please copy. W'ELROY.-Tidiags will be gladly received of Michaol M'Elroy, formerly ...
... intention of selling lI to pay mv fare to Liverpool. After second tthonghts, I thought I might as well take the lot. -Arthur Gray, butler to ir. Beckett, stated that the jewel case was in his master's room, hut he could swear that the ease was shut. ...
... been got out tha r Firemen Crow and Darling, who by this time f were in a very exhausted state, discovered a man n amed Arthur Gray, lying unconscious under a bed in one of the rooms on the top floor. ,WiVth some difficulty he was earned into the street ...
... Brynford Jones. he Necatl.-rest J. LB. Kirtlan. frv Canlieie.-William H. Oliver Lake. ful Sootland.-Ernest A. French, Arthur Gray. Bea vic APPOINTMENTS TO CIRCUITS FOR A WI FOURTH OR FIFTH YEAR. ITic A number of applications had been made to pa the ...
... Albert Winser Ieo, Ernest J. B. Kirt- lan, B.A., B.D., Frederick W. Hall, Charles E, Norman, Frederick G. E. Betenson, Arthur Gray, Frederick J. Mann, Benjamin Name, Ernest A. French, Herbert Hines. John ,E. Cleg, Albert P. Gill, Alfred Hoed, William ...
... wich. John Walter Ewart, Craig House, Xeswick, Cumberland. Stephen S. P. Fryer, 28, Elphinstone-road, Hastings. William Arthur Gray, Raws-terrace, Wyke, Bradford. Joseph Head, 5, Regent-street, 'Hickley, Leicester. John Higginson, 69, Auburn-street, Bolton ...