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... Claremont-crescent, Sheffield, the wife of Herbert Bramley, solicitor, of a son. De Castro.— On the 27th inst, at Cairngall, LeaneaB-heath, Keut, the wife of John de Castro, of a daughter. Edwards.— On the 26th mat., at Freahford, the wife of Lieu- ?? Spencer ...
... DEATH OF MR. ANDREW PARK. (From the Scoteinan.) The above announcement will be hardly read with sur- pl.-lse by tho-:* who may have had the*opportunity of late 0 f seeing the now deceased gentleman. For several months pas: he has heen suffering severely ...
... etary of State of Fo- reign Affairs; and M. S. B. de Castro, Secretary of the Council. M. Cortina, the Progresista leader, and M. Mi- ; randa had just resigned their stations of Inspector I and Sub-Inspector of the National Guard. By command of the ...
... of the Tower an^ Sword. War-Office, April 22, 1826. Ist Regiment of Life Guards. — To be Lieutenants by purchase — Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Honourable Henry Talbot Leeson,vice Sydney, promoted; Cornet and Sub- Lieutenant Honourable Henry Spencer Law, ...
... men who are jealous of any interference with Church of England prin- ciples in the education of youth, and who therefore stand aloof from the Government seciety called national, and trust only tothe Church of England Society. We contemplate with pain ...
... reopenings of churches may be memnwi that of Tadcaater St Mary. The church was only nW twenty years ago, and has now been enlarged by the v~- tion of a new aisle. The BishoD of Beverley orticiitea ...
... of meeting the conscientious objections of those who differ from the Established Church by the adoption of any mea- sure which may relieve them from the payment of church ti I » an( l that he places full reliance in the Ministry of Lord Derby as cipable ...
... was thought desirable that he should visit Eng- land. He came to Europe and went to St. Andrew's, where he obtained a eliploma as Doct or in Medicine, anel he sub- sequently went to Edinburgh, and obtained a diploma to practise in 3urgery. Dr. Thompson ...
... Cnurch on the Virgin. H .cts Waleee read a paper on detached church K>isi{ special reference to those found in the Hereford. Having enumerated various exisiins B ?? belfries detached from churches, he H tiiat, as Mr. Freeman had written, they from the poor ...
... LONDON, THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 1882. In the House of Commons yestert. ay the com- mittee on the Prevention of Crime (Ireland) Bill was resu nied, the llth clause, which gives p.wer to s. arc 1 for arms, being further considered. Mi. Parnell mtived to restrict ...
... neighbouring Church of St. Andrew's, Wells- street, the service* were numerous, the principal ones being chorally rendered. Qounod'a Cradled all lowly was beautifully sung as the Introit to both tbe choral celebrations which are usual at this church on Sundays ...
... Jan. 22 I P.-b_l _ CALCUTTA, MADRAS, and CEYLON DIRECT, hv P. and O. from LONDON EVERY KORI'NIGUI'. Dates 1 oi 'depart ures as follow : — Ljudon. Naples. i Shannon I 4.ISM tons I Thurs., Jan. 8 I Sat., Jan. 17 , Khedive a,.\«J tons Ti.ms., J in. 22 , Su' ...