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... pRIMATE LONGLEY. ,ovu. the Examiner. ) I (From the Examainer.) f CanterburY is once more Vacant. The ibe see veak and vacillating, old man, who, in these eil, blt bs reigned without ruling in Lambeth, bas r ltr est. Biblical and rubrical controversies ...
... CAPTAIN LONGLEY ON THE PEIHO DISASTER. ?? - . The gallant Captain Longley, son of the Bishop of Durham, who was severely wounded in the fatal attack on the forts at the mouth of the Peiho, was received at Bishop Auckland last week with great demonstrations ...
... officer then asked Major Longley who he wav, to whilh Major Longley replied that he was an Englishman; the American (Federal) offloer then Raid, Yes, a damned Infernal, Englishmsan. The officer then took hold of Major Longley by the arm, and endeavoured ...
... a life annuity of £200 to Averina Johnstone Evans, and life annuities of £825 each to Elizabeth Longley, Mary Elizabeth Longley, Annie Elizabeth Longley, Elizabeth Palmer, Zoe Perkins, and Marie Berthoux, all of 2, Waterloo Bridge; and a life annuity ...
... anniversary of the settlement of the Rev. A. T. Saville, pastor of the Congrega- tional Church. The Mayor of Rye (Alder- m3an Longley) having proposed a vote of thanks to the speakers, retired to the vestry for a few minutes, and on his return to the meeting ...
... 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. WV. Longley, and their respective wives. Earl Mayo, Lord Congleton, Major Levett, the Hon. and Rev. G ...
... Disraeli. hr. Longley was born in 1 7194 ; consecrated Bishop of Ripon in 1836 translated to Durham in 1856, to York in 1860, and to the Primacy in 1862. The annual value of the see is £15,000 ; and the patronage includes 149 livings. Dr. Longley was a Liberal ...
... the pipes of the boys and of girls' school-rooms. Ons Minday morning, a little after Steight o'clock, one of the boys, John Longley, ii years of reage, whose ditty it seemed to have been to light the boiler dn ire ery morning, went as usual to light the ...
... k* _ The Prince of Wales was again pesent at the sitting of the Royal Conrsswon upon the Aged Poor yesterday. Sir Henry Longley, chief oum- e inassioner of the Charity Commission for England L andL Wales, gave evidence. Th' e Royal Cmmisin On 'Vae ton ...
... dignity which he enjoyed for a few months, till death removed the Archbihop of YORK from the scene of his labours. Then Pr. LoNGLEY, the Bishop of Durham, was elevated to the higher houour of York, and Dr. VILLrImas, Bishop of Carlisle, to the more wealthy ...
... easefat all. f Such is Captain Longley's evidence, and the reflection d with which he accompanies it ought to be well remem- it bered by our statesmen when negociating the settlement t of this disagreeable affair. Captain Longley says,. The co case appears ...
... i~tchfield, mnket gardener. Andrewf meoson, Ijarrogate, tailor. William lliff, Burtn-on-Trout, licensed vitinoaller. Aaron Longley, Set~tos, Surre c~i't add onrrator. Geo-e T. Love, Darby-street, Newv Normnanten7, latel Slergate Bridge, Dorby grocer^ sail ...