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... THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. Dr. Longley, who has accepted the primacy of all Eng- land, is the fifth son of the late Mr. John Longley, recoreler of Rochester, and subsequently resident magistrate at the Thames Police-court. He was born at Boley-hill ...
... ELECTION of the ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY. The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral have elected the Most Rev. Charles Thomas Longley, D.D., of Christ Church, Oxford. Archbishop of York, to the Arch- bishopric of Canterbury, iv accordance with the recommen- ...
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... work have been let to different contractors. Sir John Aird is responsible for the water supply and road-making, and Messrs. Longley, of Horsham, have secured the contract for the foundation*. The contract for the superstructure has not yet hem ...
... Elizabeth Somerset, fifth daughter of the Duke of Beaufort. On Tuesday, the 23d, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. Charles Longley, D.D., Robert Otway Cave, Esq., of Castle Otway and Lisson Hall, in the county of Tipperary, to Sophia, eldest daughter of ...
... explosion Ui the mines there in February, 1891. Addresses a«tv delivered by Sir Charles 11. Tupper, Minister °i Marine; Mr. Longley, the Attorney -General; Mr. Dickey, member of tiie Dominion Parliament for vuinbeilaiid, and other public men. ...
... conclusion of an extremely interesting inter?iow f in which great variety of other topics were incidentally touched, Mr. Longley said with evident conviction : What I want to is to get the people of England realise, as they may as fed to realise through ...
... Sir v,9 a i 3Curda >> Irving Brock, Esq ?? NTs* Ew» Wiev^oungest^ujAtet 'rf^TTS to Esq. ot the same place. u S»ier or Kobt. Longley, ...
... after killing 10 birds out of 11 with a nmzzle- loader made by Stephen Grant, and the second prize was secured by Major Longley, after killing nine out ef 11 birds with a muzzle-loader of Charles Lancaster's manufacture. For this event all the competitors ...
... RI. Van Bauduin, Mr. Treherne, Mr. Seymour, Sir John Kae Keid, and Mnjor Longley were unfortunate in losing dead birds. Amongst those who made splendid seconds were Major Longley, Captain Shelley, Mr. Treherne, Baron Merk, M. de Doiloelot, Mr. Seymour ...
... Commission on tho Aged Poor sat for the 22nd time at the House of Lords yesterday, Lord Ah-r- -•tare presiding. Sir Henry Longley, Chief Charity ?? rmssioner, concluded his evidence, and Mr. John Day,. . Uy ffry of North .Vale*, gave cvi.lcnco as to the ...