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... CAPTAIN LONGLEY ON THE PEIHO DISASTER. The gallant Captain Longley, son of the Bishop of Durhim, who was severely wounded in tbe fatal attack on the forts at the mouth of the Peiho, was received at Bishop Auckland la3t week with great demonstrations of ...
... CAPTAIN LONGLEY ON THE PEIHO DISASTER: The Darhba gallant Captain Longley, son of the Bishop of m, who was Severely wounded in the fatal attack on the forts at the moat hs of the Peiho, was received at Bishop with great demonstrations of weloome and every ...
... Figtrer at Auckland Castle. spondent informs us that Bishop Longley has conic possession, at Auckland Castle, of one of the largest git the kingdom—so that the bishop may literally . under the shadow of his own figtree, For many S f 0 r has produced a ...
... druggist; Glamorgan. Laban Longley, sen. Benjamin Longley, Laban Longley, jun. and Joseph Longley, of Almondbury, near Huddersfield, woollen manufacturers and copartners in trade, under the firm of of Messrs Laban Longley and Sons: William ...
... Thomas Sykes, woollen manufacturers, Severhill Mills, Soyland, Halifax, Yorkshire. Laban Longley, the elder, Benjamin Longley, Laban Longley, the younger, and Joseph Longley, woollen manufacturers, Almondbury, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire. John Cummins, linen ...
... of mourners behind included the lady members of the family, married and unmarried. Mr. H. Longley occupied the chief place, with Major Longley and Mr. W. Longley, and their respective wives. Earl Mayo, Lord Congleton, Major Levett, the Hon. and Rev. G ...
... Thomas Sykes, woollen manufacturers, Severhill Mills, Soyland, Halifax, Yorkshire. Laban Longley, the elder, Benjamin Longley, Laban Longley, the younger, and Joseph Longley, woollen manufacturers, Almondbury, near York- shire. John Cummins, linen drapers, ...
... take me prisoner which quietly assented to. On being brought before General Wool, that functionary seemed to think Major Longley wrong in speaking his opinion freely, and his assailant, Lieutenant Colonel Massy, of the 2nd Marylands, wrong i force He ...
... Providence-place, Willow-walk, and Spa-road. t«*V mondsev, millwright. George Combes Bignell, Leeds, stock jobber. * Henry Brook, Longley, near Holintirth. Yorkshire, clothier. David Kees. Swansea, grocer. John Leicester, haberdasher. Edward Thos. Bradshaw, I ...
... for the election of the present Bishop of Carlisle (Dr. Villiers) to the see of Durham, vacant by the translation of Dr. Longley to the Archbishopric of York. Observer. The value of the bishopric is 8,000/.; that of Carlisle 4,500/. Carlisle Whitsuntide ...
... GAZETTE, October 13. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. C A. Davis, merchant, Hull. BANKRUPTS. J. T. Barnes, watchmaker Lime-street G. Longley, dealer in malt liquor, Heme Bay. Cahill, batter, Uxbridge. J. Webb, zinc worker, ppliaDe i R. T. Denham, cabinet maker, bitedmpel ...
... work, regardless of the remonstrances of the Chief Constable of Hanley. Tte Longton brigade tapped the main from which the Longley engines worked and rendered the latter useless. Repeated requests to desist were ignored, awl the Clui f Constable was hooted ...