Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1890

Irish Times.   (and St.James's Gazette 29 Jan 1890)
Tuesday 4 February 1890

Mr Alfred de Rothschild, Lord Brassey, Sir John Fowler, General Sargent, Admiral Sir Leopold Heath, Admiral George Tryon and others have added their names to the Mansion House Committee  of the Lord Napier of Magdala Memorial. 

Among the subscriptions received are from Messrs N.M. Rothschild and Sons £100: General Sir Peter Lumsden, £100; General Sargent £23; Mr Sligo de Pothuier £21.

West Middlesex Herald

Saturday 8 March 1890

County of Surrey - Volunteer Equipment Fund - President -

The Earl of Loverage, Lord Lieutenant.Amount already Acknowledged - £1,012 17s. 0d.

Second List of Subscriptions.
Rear-Admiral Sir Leopold Heath K.C.B.,  - - £2.2.0
C.E.Heath Esq.  - - - £1.1.0

Newcastle Guardian and Silverdale, Chesterton and Audley Chronicle

Saturday 2 August 1890

The seat of the Misses Marsh-Caldwell (Linley Hall), was on Monday the scene of a festive gathering of the Coal and Ironworkers Habitation of the Primrose League. 

Given a fine day it would be almost impossible to choose a sight more suited to hold an al fresco gathering. The grounds command a fine and extensive view of the beautiful vales of Cheshire and the sloping uplands of Staffordshire, whilst the gardens are picturesque in the extreme and the air around them is laden with the perfume of roses and summer flowers. The lawns too are well kept and admirably adapted for the purpose to which they were put yesterday by those who delighted in dancing to the strains of the Talke St. Martin's Mission Band conducted by Mr T Sadler. A capital tea was provided by Mrs Jones, and afterwards a meeting was held over which Mr John Loring presided. 

Amongst those present were the Misses Marsh-Caldwell, Mr J.R. and Mrs Crimes, Mr and Mrs M. Turner, Mr and Miss Storey, Mr James Heath, Mr Gater, Misses Poole, Miss Shaw, Mr, Mrs and Miss Chew, Mr M.G. Gambier, Rev. W. McHutchin, Mrs Price, Rev. W.S. Hutchinson, Mr Coroner Booth, Mrs Caulton, Mrs R. Colclough, Rev. Mr Litchfield, Mr F.C. Mayer and Mr Joel Evans - 

Mr Chatterton (The Conservative candidate for the Crewe Division), in an exhaustive address, contrasted the principles of Toryism with those of the LIberal party; and remarked that they were the same now as they were a hundred years ago. They had proved to be true for centuries and were the principles enumerated by William Pitt. They believed in the maintenance of the Established Church, the upholding of a Monarchial system of government, a territorial constitution, the rights of property, and the rights of labour. 

Mr Chatterton also referred to the Irish question; to the House of Lords - an assembly which he described as absolutely necessary for the maintenance of our liberties; to jury-jacking in Ireland; and to the question of compensation - The assembly was also addressed by Mr Alfred (Murwin?) of London, in an able speech, the theme of his observations being the integrity of the Empire with special reference to the Colonies. 

Mr (Commer?) Booth proposed, and Mr (Cascons?) seconded a resolution that was unanimously carried, that Miss Marsh-Caldwell, for the eminent service she had rendered to the Primrose League should be recommended to the Grand Council for distinctive favours. 

The usual voice of thanks terminated the proceedings, and the remainded of the evening was given to enjoyment in various ways. The rulling councillor of the Habitation is Miss Marsh-Caldwell (Louisa)  and the hon. secretary is Miss G.A. Marsh-Caldwell (Georgina).