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... THE CASTLE HOWARD REFORMATORY. it mu tn TO THE RIGHT HON. THE, EARL CATHCAJIT, to Le Chairman of Quarter Sesions for the North Riding. W( id ?? d MY LOBD,-Ye1 are reported in the Leeds Mer- nu le cuy of Wednesday to have said, in your remarks upon the ...
... THE HON. CHARLES HOWARD, MP., ON | PUBLIC QUESTIONS. (SrPOEAL TRLEun.sa) Yesterday a public dinner was given by the Liberals of East Cumberlauid to the lIon. Charles Howard, Mh., at tile Lush. Iotol, Carlisle. There was a large attendance, iiiluding Sir ...
... need not it a wonder that two such mnen as Williams and Binns, not pnt less eminent for their talents than excellent for their frie virtues, that these mutual friends, the Damon and ign Pythias of their day, should be persecuted and put in Ch prison to ...
... COLONEL HOWARD VINCENT, M.P., ON CONSERVATIVE PROSPECTS AND TIER LONDON RIOTS. XAVL1J.NJUJl J1U1iX. The annual conference of the North of England Con- servative Agents' Association was held yesterday in the Conservative -Club, Liverpool, Colonel HowRmVnradni ...
... I ___WILLIAM LORD RUSSELL. LECTURE BY, MR. E. A. LEATHAM, M.P. Yesterday evening, Mr. E. A. Leatham, M.A., IVLP., delivered a lecture on William Lord Russell, at the Music Saloon, Wakefield, before the members and friends of the Wakefield Mechanics' ...
... the kindness with which they had received him, it was due to that for which he received the invectives of his opponents day by day. It was because he had been faithful to the party to which he belonged-(cheers)-and because he had not betrayed his leader ...
... SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT AT I NEWCASTLE. ' Sir William Harcourt visited Newcastle-on-Tyno Id yasterday, for the purpose of attending the annual dinner Ld of the Liberal Club in that city, of which he is president m for the year. and addressing a public meeting ...
... SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT ON TEL POLITICAL SITUATION. Bouamcssourrs, Thursday. a TievnnSiWilaHacut addressed a crowded a pulcmeigi h e onHel. The chair was take by r. nrcnx~n M.P Onthe'platform were t Ld acut r .V acut and Mr Joshug s HaknteLbrlcniaefrtebrugh ...
... THE LATE CHARTIST ViCTIMS, WILLIAMS AND SHARP. ire ~(.From the ',c4t'of ThursdaY.) in t-nssing inquests Wh ~~ ?? uden deathby Chola tmyW ve. hold onl occasionso h lrts ritoer may ' ity have been observed hteea Ciaernis durionerg d ityhave been destroyed ...
... THE LATE CHRTIST VICTIMS, WILLIAMS AND SHARP. * (From the Stiesof Thursday.) Recently, among the many distressing inquests wile hold on occasions of suddenf death by Cholera, it may Wisi have been observed that several Chartist prisoners rdai have been ...
... Asseistions at Birmingham was to pas a resoi- Fic in favcour of Protetie.~ugtr}~in thefon weill nmown nder t~he nae of Mr. Howard rVinent's formula. 5,iel, the prvious question was tjeeted, and the mtion -as ca Well, nw you w see that the -oie and select ...
... THOMASS DAY ORDINAkTIOS. DIOCSE OPF YORK. The Archbishop of York yesterday (St. Thonaiss Day) held an ordination in York Minster, when the following were ordaired:- Priests.-Edward 1ber Charles, of New College, Ox- ford, B.A.; George Howard Chilman, ...