... RETURN OF CAPTAIN LONGLEY. The town of Bisbop Auckland bis, during ihe past week (••ays the Bishop Auckland Herald of ibe Bih i ?? b-en the scene ( f considerable excitement, consequent upon the arrival of Captain Longley, son of ibe Lord Bishop of Durham ...

... MAURlED— October 29, al Putney, by the Rev. Charles T. Longley, William Lynn Smart, Esq., eldest son of John Smart, Esq. of I rewitt House, Northumberland, to Ro-amond, youngest daughter of the late John Longley , Esq. of Rochester. Yesterday, at St. George, ...

... TANG LEV HOUSE. Abbots Longley, Herts.-Tbis J delightful Country Property, comprising Id-fishloned Kesfdetiue wltli four reccpt'on-rooms and Ised-rooigs. ntabbns. beautifullv-tfmbere'l grounds, small farmery, miniature park, and meadow lands, embracing ...

... system, was sufficient to produce death. Miss Longley was severely scalded ; but Mrs. Longley did not appear to be scalded. Rose Gill, a girl 13 years of age, said — l was living as servant with Mr. Longley on Christmas-day. I lit the fire in the kitchen ...

... they were fine men. Major Longley observed that, notwithstanding that, he considered them fine men, whether they were Federals or Confederates. The Federal officer then asked Major Longley who he was, to which Major Longley replied that he was an Englishman ...

... death of George R. Longley, who was found lying dead on the floor of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Cam- bridge-avenue, on Wednesday evening of last week. The widow, who disappeared, has not yet beeu discovered. Harry Longley, the brother, gave ...

... the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Longley, wife of Mr. Councillor Longk-y, of Leetls, builder. The circumstances under which she met her death were as follow : - A little after one o'clock on Christmas-day Mr. Longley, Mrs. Longley, a lady about 50 yeais of age ...

... was desirable to have Mr Longley-s and the girl's evidence before that of the scientifi- men employed in the case, he put it to the jury whether it wouia not be preferable to adjourn the inquiry stffl further, untd Mr. Longley was in a position to bHxaiiS ...

... Bishopric of Ripon. Dr. Longley was appointed the first bishop, and held the bishopric until 1856, when, upon the resignation of Bishop Maltby, he was translated to tho Bishopric of Durham. The new archbishop is the son of Mr. John Longley, late Becorder of ...

... won easily, scoring eight to the cap- tain's half dozen. In the second match Major Longley and Captain Neville contended at seven birds each, 25 yards rise; Major Longley only killing his second and third bird, Captain Neville won at the fifth, snoring ...

... Edwards o b Edwards i ?? i Private G. Scales, b Robson 2 c Longley 7 Capt. Wynne, b Edwards 2 c Hogge ?? ?? 5 Capt. Ponsonby, o Bandolph. 5 b R0b50n ?? 1 Private A. Greg' ry, b Edwards 4 c Longley 0 Lieut. Pennant, b Bobson 2 b Bobson ?? 0 Drummer Keep, ...

... grace's household. The mourners were — Mr. and Mrs. H. Longley, Major G. and Mrs. Longley, Hon. and Rev. George W. Bonrke, M.A., and Mrs. Bourke, Major Levett and Miss Longley, Mis- Ro*a*ho-u1 Longley , Lord Congleton, Hon. Henry Parnell, Hon. and Rev. G ...