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... the drama. MISS LONGLEY'S RECITAL. Miss Beatrice Longley, a young lady possessing consi- derable talent, both as a ?? and reciter, gave specimens of her capacity in both departments of art on Thursday, at St. James's Hall. Bliss Longley made an excellent ...
... Lord P.. Kerr, the Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of York, and a distinguished party of ladies and gentlemen. Miss Longley, Miss Rosamond Longley, Bliss Dunconsbe (daughter of the Dean of York), and Miss F. Ramsden, of Oxton Hall, were the bridesmaids ; and ...
... complete story by a popular writer. The magazine is published at one shilling. PENNY EDITION OF UNCLE ToM's CABIN.- (F. E. Longley, 39, Warwick-lane, Liondon, B.C.) -Who does not remember the vjaried feelings with which he first read Mrs. Harriet Beecher ...
... whilst music, pictures, puzzles, rhymes and other tit-bits are to be found oil nearly every page I LONG.LEy's HOLIDA&Y GUIDEs. London: F. E Longley, 39, Warwick-lane1 E.OC.-These little books are marvels of cheapness, accuracy, and usefulness. They ...
... constitute the beau idela of a primate in a Church too often and with too much justice reproached as aiming at a via media. Dr. LONGLEY, while still Bishop of Ripon, paid in 1853 a visit to the little parish of Haworth, and passed a night with Mr. BRONTE in ...
... Aberdeen, Sir Martin Archer Shee, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Bart., Sir Robert Smirke, Sir M. Shaw Stewart, Dr. Macfarlane, Dr. Longley, Messieurs, Landseer, Chantrey, Montgomery, Vestmacott, Gregson, Do Riemer, Murray, Hallam, Hay, Taylor, Millman, Lockart ...
... placed in mourning by the death of Sir John East- hope, Bait. The hon. baronet marriad the widow of his graoe's brother, Major Longley. The ?? of Coventry has left London, for Groome Court, Worcestershire. The Earl and Countess of Wilton are entertaining a ...
... and its five castles, and the Lurlei. Th9 little work ie niely publishad and it is attainable for three pence. Mr. F. E. Longley, of 39, Warwick lane, Patetnoster- row, London, is publishing a monthly periodical entitled Church and Home, the largest ...
... identical with au those of the owners of omnibuses as to be practically he inseparable. Believe me, yours faithfully, of J. A. LoNGLEY. ir( Edward Terry, Esq. TA Mr Terry has addressed the following reply to the pr Home Secretary:- gs To the Right Hon. Sir ...
... Tza CuvBOnusAtij's FAMILY MaosziNs. London: Joe. Ilogg & Solis. THe Churcahman opens with a well-written skietch of Dr. Longley, the Archbishop of Canterbury, which will find many gratified readers. The paper on Garden Recreations is excellent; and ...
... LITERA TURE. BDACONSFIELD, THE IMMACULATE, is the title of a whimsi- cal skit upon the Premier, published by Longley, Warwick- lane. It may serve as a companion to the laughable carica- tures of Mr Gladstone and his policy, published a short time since ...
... biographical sketch of the late Dr Punshon, with some of his most celebrated lectures and sermons, will shortly be issued by Mr Longley under the title of ' W. Morley Punshon, LL.D., Preacher and Orator.' CQRN AND ROOT Caops.-(Ward, Lock and Co.) -This is another ...