... Amongst the company who were present the magnificent banquet given by the Lord May; honour the Sultan yesterday, were The and Duchess of Montrose, Mr. R. Baggallay, QjG. M.P,. and Mrs. Baggallay ; Colonel R. M. Biddulpn :id Mrs. Biddulph; Mr. M. Biddulph, M.P., and Mrs. idulph ; Mr. G. Clive, M.P.; the Mayor of Heref r.t (J. F. Symonds, Esq.), and Mrs. Symonds; the 'ayor of Leominster (T. B. ...

... GREAT FIRE LONDON. Soon after ten o'clock WVduavday evening a fi«e ktako not tbo portion of pnrro •*« in O.'d B«ll«r occupied wo ...

... Saturday, September 11th, 1858. eve - U e ? ca l )e of £ as was observed on Wednesday *V 0 a !u 8 in tlle maTble works of Messrs. Lee and Welsh, oaiiouse-lane. The men discovered it, applied a light to all Hlnscot > but left the place under the impression that 8 * fc wou hi appear, however, that some woodbefor Was nr ed thereby, but the flames were extinguished e any serious damage had been ...

... London, Sunday Night. Mr. Goschen's visit to the Speaker would scarcely have excited comment but for the strange language in which it was announced, and which seemed desi ...

... Town Council of this city, arising from the non-residence of Henry Seymour, Esq., reaso ...

... GenUe- Sale of high-class pictures nr» t 12, St. Bsst Guinea Muciiuosh . Co., Taiiors, 9. & FnAN-cs Bronchitis Co?/v, ft- Jremedy for all kinds 0 f ,f- the Tub best seiect.on 0 etc - Settles la. town, shown „' greeting cards read. Marchester- Cards . Books, Good and s Christmas Hall. ' Stuttard, 1889. Jarr:c*'s-ro-.v. Artificial « deni St.. all -. «--t&. Eaicurn:*« famous _ W2 at Smith's ...

... NOTICES OF INSOLVENCY. W. Walker, Carlmghow-lane, Yorkshire, blanket manufacturer. j T. Robinson, Sheffield,out of business. R. Pearce, Sheffield, jour! neyman grocer. J Chappell, Sheffield, greeu-groeer. T. Dyson, Sheffield, out of business. J. Franks, Portmahon, out of business. R. Hawkin, jun., York, joint proprietor tbe York, Ripon, and Leyburn coach. R. Alexander, Huddersfleld, dyer. I ...

... pair of pleasant brown eyes, looking out of expressive face, writes a t Advertiser reporter, were most prominent feature of the lady with whom I chatted the other day at 1-No. 51 ...

... LIBERAL GATHERING EXETER. LETTER FROM MR. HERBERT GLADSTONEINERT, INEPT, AND IMPOTENT GOVERNMENT. The Assembly Room of the Hotel, Exeter, was crowded on Sat ...

... regret. It seems like parting with a familiar friend, whose worth we hardly learn ...

... Tim Epiphany Quarter Session* for the peace that j.,. f m»t\» Tuesday. County Chairman (Sir John M.F.). pre«id»d, end there wa* large attenuatfe* mag:*itrnn«> includi ...

... These sessions commenced on Tuesday last, at Wells, before Sir W. Miles, Bart., M.P. (Chairman), Sir Peregine Acland, Sir F. Slade, Sir A. H. Hoare, Bart., Hon. P. P. Bou ...