... of that treatment, &c. By JOHN HASTINGS, M.D., Senior Physican to the Blenheim St. Free Dispensary. experience proves the correctness of these statements, Dr. «ill be a benefactor to the human race.”—Dr, Johnson’s Medical Review. London: JoHN CHURCHILL, Princes St., Soho. VICKERS’S IMPERIAL LIQUEUR GENEVA BOROUGH MARKET DISTILLERY. ESSRS. JOSEPH and JOHN VICKERS aS & Co. having dévoted ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb.,l2. Lord Grf.y's motion on the affairs of Naples was postponed till Monday—Lord Lan.ido-.vne gave notice that he should move tor a Committee the state our Commerce, on Friday next—Lord Liverpool took this opportunity saying that when speaking a former night he had been misrepresented. Me did not assert that increase of production was the only cause of agricultural distress ...

... CONSECRATION FARLAM CHURCH. On Tuesday morning last t« e cUurCQ whi has just been erected at Farlam, was consecrated by the Bishop of Carlisle. da - u somewhat cold, was fine and clear, and large concourse of persons assembled to Witness or take part in the ceremonial. The church, foundation stone of which was laid on the Bth of June, last year, the Earl Carlisle, has been built from designs ...

... Meetings of the vestries of the respective districts of St. Cuthbert's Within, St. Cuthbert's Without, St. Mary's Within, Caldewgate, and Cummcrsdale, were held yesterday, for the purpose of sanctioning the exchange of a portion of land with the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, confirming the salaries of the clerk to the Burial Board and the curator of the Cemetery, electiug representatives in ...

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... disposed of; and Mr. Stewart, Gllenbie by Lockerbie, will be happy to eorre pond neers it. The Lands (of large extent) are p'entifully with Grouse and Black Game. 23d July, 1844. This day is Published, price 4s. 6d., In Small Octavo, with Two Mlustrations, ALPAC Ase ITS NATURALIZATION IN THE BRITISH ISLES. Considered as 2 National Benefit, and as an object of immediate utility to the 4%, ...

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... Northumberland, and the South of Scot land.-—lt Published in time,, every Saturday Morning, to sent the Manchester ami other Mails. —Orde ami arc received It. SCOTT, the Printer and Publisher, the following Agents:—Messrs. Co. (late and 5, IFarwick-lfynare, and Mr. J. White, Fleet Street, London; Mr. J. Smith, Hunter's Square, Edinburgh; Mr. Sn.it*', Printer BooksH'er, Penrith; Mr. Brampton; ...

... you, For ye waft me to summers of old, When the earth teem’d around me with fairy deli And when daisies and buttercups gladdened my sight, Like treasures of silver and gold. I love you for lulling me back into dreams Of the blue Highland mountain and echoing streams, And of broken glades breathing their balm, While the deer was seen glancing in sunshine remote, * And the deep mellow crush of ...

... 'Before T. H. Ingham, Esq., the Judgk.) His Honour held his monthly sitting in the Crown Court in this city, on Tuesday, at 10 a.m. Present—Mr. Atkinson, barrister-at-law, Mr. Saul, Mr. Hough, Mr. Donald, Mr. Moore, Mr. Graham, Mr. Mc.Alpin, and Mr. Wannop. The business was so heavy that it occupied the Court five hours ; but the great majority of the cases presented feature of public interest ...

... be at rest Great tiou and scandal has lately been occasioned a dispute between tbe rector, tbe Rev. J. Robinson, and Mr Si» > ot Drurr.burgb, one tbe churchwardens. Mr' Nixon, for reasons best known to himself, fancied he would like the service to corameuce ten minutes earlier than has been customary for very many years. He therefore requested Mr. Robinson to alter it accordingly, aud met with ...