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... back. In '■*■- first sweepstakes, (Messrs. Gregory, Berkeley Lacy, *tt\ Brodie, and Major Longley killed all their birds ; and ■- shooting off the ties, Major Longley and Mr. Brodie -wor?d two each, and divided the 12 sovereigns. The second iwe J ? was for ...
... CONSECRATION OF THE BISHOP OF RI PON i ouk, Nov. /.— t esterday having been appointed for the consecration of Dr. Longley, the first Bishop of Ripo . on** ancient city presented an animated appearance. U ten o clock the gates of the choir were thrown ...
... JSo. 69, Baker-street, Mrs. Braham, ofa sob. MARRIED— On Thursday, the 29th inst., at St. James's Church, by the Rev. C. T. Longley, Doctor James Arthur Wilson, Ch. Ch. Oxford, in JesseyJanul Shedden Scrimgeour, youngest daugster of the late James Scrimgeour ...
... Northamptonshire. Moore— Longley. — On the 5th inst., at St. James's, Clerkenwell, John William, eldest son of Benjamin Moore, Esq., of Clerken- well-close, to Catharine Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Edward Frederick Longley, Esq., and granddaughter ...
... the comedy was well sustained by all concerned. Mr. G. P. Huntley hard follow, but gallant effort the part of Mr. Arthur Longley met with much success. was w*ell supported by Miss Janet Reeve Ada Urauscoml«, and the other two daughters of the country ...
... Household. The Archbishop of Canterbury and Miss — Longley, , and the Duke of Roxburghe arrived at the Castle yester- day, and had the honour ef dining with the Queen and j the royal family. j Miss Longley had also the honour of being invited. The Queen ...
... each, nine contended, when Mr. Norris (27 yards), Major Longley ?? and Mr. Berkeley Lucy (27) killed all their birds, and in firing off the ties Mr. Norris scored three more and won, Major Longley missing his third bird, aud Mr. Lucy his second. Captain ...
... grocer, choice of assignees at twelve. No meetings at the Bankruptcy Court to-morrow' or Monday. PALACE COURT, WESTMINSTER. Longley v. Gomei-sall, Fail-child v. Aster, Slater v. Grieve Irving v. Wilkinson, Lunnisi v. Barwell, Clift v. Vines, BiUinghurst ...
... A) tied, killing all their birds. In ?? Mr. Lucy and Mr. Norris killed two each, and divided. The Marquis of Graham, M«jor Longley, Mr, Brodie, and Mr. Dv vies scored two each ; Mr. Rudd, Captain Talbot, Dr. Sharpe, and Captain N. Buraand one each. Mr. ...
... No. 4, Feldenstreet, Fulham ; Nos. and 10, Bassett-road. Netting, hill ; and the freeholds Nos. 169 172 and 201 to 206, Longley-road, Harrow-on-the-Hill. ...
... with this subject. The Committee consists of the following members : — The Vice-President of the Council (Chairman) ; Sir H. Longley, Chief Charity Commissioner ; Mr. T. E. Ellis, M.P., Par- liamentary Charity Commissioner ; and Mr. Fearon, Secre- tary to ...
... Leigh and Misses Leigh (2), Mr. W. Harrington. Mrs. Lock- j wood, Mr. Rice. Mrs. Longley and Misses Longley (2), Mr. Verney, Mrs. Mildmay and Miss Mildmay, Mr.' Longley, Mrs. Thomas Ralli and Miss Ralli, Mrs. Barrington, Mr. | Hussey, Mrs. Herbert and ...