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... the Temple appointment as an inB . u^ % th % C ™ rC ;L G dd- Dr. Temple has accepted an invitation frona the Uja fellows of Rugby to a farewell banquet, at which a era gratulatory address from the friendly societies in the town. will be presented to tbe ...
... certainly, though not heretical—in the last and present numbers contains articles, written by a son of the late Dr. Arnold, of Rugby, teaching directly heretical principles. Since the establishment of the society, however, there had been an altered condition ...
... to P.C. Boyle, by wham (hey had bs. lmsslNasd ni aleri V i • to their lissamo in taw eine previsady. eh* apare se bait is rugby a et boars. lila Rios Mallama—A mod et the late lasi Webraimbwiesseme Is the Imo* on his mine esideg, if tali Se Mhisiteg i ...
... teach, You will not think it dear, If I request you'll pay to him A thousand pounds a year. My. Dr. Temple's snecespor at Rugby School is the Rev. Henry Hayman, the head of Bradfield College, Berkshire ; a man of fine scholarship and of good adminis trstive ...
... John's College, Oxford, and heal master of St. Andrew's College, Brad- ford, was on Saturday elected to the head mastership of Rugby School, vacant by the promotion of Dr. Tom pie to the Bishooric of Exeter. Mr Hayman has been head ma-ter of Queen Elizabeth's ...
... company there were abo present Mr. and Miss Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. F. Thompson, Mr. Tellet Davison, Mies Davison, the Hires Rugby, Mr. Teesdale, the Mine Fairbrother, Mn Wriglek a tt i e t enem Jones, the Mina Inch, and the Misses RHOSYMEDBE. Concnr.—A ...
... Aso &twee or EXETER.- Dr. Temple was entertained at a banquet at Rugby, on Wednesday, by the members of the various friendly societies of that town and neighbourhood. The Rector of Rugby presided. An illuminated address was presented to the Bishop-elect; ...
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... will be brought to the hammer early in the spring. ____, GRAND MILITARY STEEPLE-CHASM—This favourite meeting will be held at Rugby, in connexion with the load hunt races, on the 16th and 17th March, 1870. A full programme will shortly be issued. Prince Leopold ...
... 8 hints that the influence of the Carlton Club tout soraethinc to do with the recent election to the hot mastership of Rugby. TH2 ARCHBISHOP OF C NTRIHICRY,—MF. Seymour Hadcu visited Stonehouse on Tuesday, and was . . well satisfied with the progress ...
... Cardiff, Cambridge, Denbigh, Glasgow, Kendal, King's Lynn, Newcastle, Norwich, Oldham, Penrith, Preston, Portsmouth, Rochdale, Rugby, Salisbury South Shields, Stalybridge, Stockton, Southport, Walsall, Woolwich, and York. The League numbers among its adherents ...
... n, end let* der eneann. lea.grLat that Dr. TIDO Meshed le any lady W i Zag os sidlur dike Reel Si Denbigh, contramem* at Rugby School will have to 1100141411 r de= dqpilime hem the asident amen Si*ge Webs** Sid it Wei& in* en Si tresty-ene d those andesse ...