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... ARCHBISHOP OF CA'N7ERBURYI AwD DR. MAITLANDi. - I , i To run EDITOR or Tma MORNING CHRONICLE. Sim-Your columns have of late been loud, but not too loud, upon the slight cast on learning and eminence in the treatment of Dr. M1ill by the Archbishop of Canterbury ...
... which Air Maitland should be returned as tue iet»re>eutative for the county of Brecon. Among the sj.e ikeis wio fallowed were the Revs. T. D. Wil- li!lll,, A. Cr.fHths, T. Williams, and 1). Evans. Dr dailies. j T Hoskins, Mr A. Sutherland, and Mr Henry J ...
... house t.re Mr. Dalrymple Maitiand (son of the deceased), 31r. William Maitland (brother), Mr. Andrew A Maitland (cousin), Mr. W. Dalrymple (brother- ci in-law). Second carrlage: Mar. J. ~oodhead, d Mr. George ...
... HEALTH OF MR. sit! aniy DILLWYN. lid the A. RELAPSE. VMS 'no CRITICAL CONDITION OF THE Psa. She P&ATIENT. Ina - 3se Mdr. Dillwyn, MP., we are sorry to state, has had try a relapse, and on. Thursday morning Dr. Ball (in 'IV the absence fronm town of Dr. Griffiths ...
... Miller, Mr, and Mrs, George A. Wills and children, Mr. and Mrs. Cope Proctor, Mr, Ernest Proctor, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Darham, Mr. Walter Darham, ...
... tical and excellent manner in which Mr Maitland dealt with the subjects. The sentiments of Mr. Maitland were the sentiments of the Marquis of Hartington, the leader of the great Liberal party. (Hear, hear.) Mr. ...
... MR MAITLAND, M.P., AT BUILTH. THE AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS QUESTION. Mr M.uUand, M.P., addressed a Jarga meeting of hisconstituents at Builth, on Monday. Mr J, WiDianM Vaughan, jun., presided. The CHAIRMAN said the longer be lived the more convinced he was ...
... appointed to nominate delegates for thecoming meetings of the a meeting under the presidency T I Williams, at the residence of Mrs Vaughan, J-jianctaa-road. It was announced that the Asso- ciation now numbered 1,500 members, and it was decided to send 24 ...
... tresses. MR. W. F. MAIMLAND, M.PY, AT BRYMMAWK. tadt to Mr. W. F. Maitland, ?? commenced his tour }Ua ers through this portion of his constituency at Tabor 3zo e, Chapel on Tuesday evening. Mr. Basil Jayne, J.P. I to occupied the chair. There was a Large ...
... number of ladies :-Mr H. E. Spenceley, postmaster, Aberdeen ; Mr WVilliam Mitchell, late postmaster, Aberdeen; .Dr James Will, Mt Nisbet, Inverness ; M r Duncan, Peterhead ; Mr Hogg, Fraserburgti Mir Fraser, Ello ; Mr Macdonald, Thurso; ...
... M§R J. MAITLAND. M.P., AT CASTLE. - x j -^ DOUGLAS.' a Yesterday afternoon, Mr John Maitland, M.D. On for thiacounty of-Kirkcandbright, addressed a meet- wl e lag of his &nstituneste in, the Town Hall, Castle- Douglas. The chair was occupied by ...
... Caldwell. _ II. Wodrowvs Biographical Collections, volume ?? of Mr. David Weemis, minister of Glasgow ; Mr John Cameron, Principal of the University of Glasgow, and others. To be edited by the Rev. Dr. Leishman. III. The Montrose Papers: Collectiors illustrative ...