... AND SIR PETER LAIIILIZ. Sir j. T. Coleridge set a good exiraple by retiring from the judicial Benoh with his judgment unimpaired. It is a great pity that his excellent example has not been followed by another oil.- heated Judge. Sir Peter Laurie still presides ...

... Sir PETER LAURIE, Alderman, Chairman. Solicitor— Alj'eX ANDMt* jVoBI E,* Loncasteir-pUcc. Capital One .Million,— ntcumiilatlDit Premium Fund, i'«!;4,000 „ . Korcnue from Life Premiums aioue i.' 1 IG.OoO, annually increasing. Nine-tenths Muety per Cent ...

... SIR PETER LAURIE, Knt. The name of Sir Peter Laurie must be as familiar as a household word in the ears of those who are daily readers of the public journals in general, and of the police reports of the Guildhall and Mansion House in particular. It is ...

... SIR PETER LAURIE AND _THE COURT OF ALDERMEN. The following answer has been sent by Sir P. Laurie to the vote of thanks of the Court of Aldermen last Tuesday Brighton, Dec. 6, 1833. My DEAR STR,—I observe by an advertisement in the Daily Papers that ...

... except Scotch impudence and Scotch cunning—Peter Laurie, to whom the. sum of sixpence sterling had once appeared a. fortune—Peter Laurie who had fagged incessantly, and more laboriously than a dray horse—Peter ...

... Spotlight LAURIE, OF WORLD'S END 19.—Mr. L. Perry ERYONE in World's End knows that th;ck-set figure in tht hite coat and blut apron, the blue beret perched on greying hair. Fr npv.ards of Jo years he has been there, just off the inig's Road, selling fish ...

... Spotlight LAURIE, OF WORLD'S END 19.—Mr. L. Perry EV Elt YON E in World'E l End knows that' thick-set figure in the' white coat and blue apron, the blue beret perched on greying hair. For upwards of 30 years he has been there, just off the King's Road ...

... JUSTICE IN HAIR. In the Guildhall, on Saturday, a case was brought before Sir Peter Laurie, involving the rnisdoings of a tailor, named Jones, whose conduct towards the fair sex, in relation to a certain blue bag, had been somewhat obstreperous. It appeared ...

... JUSTICE IN HAIR. In the Guildhall a few dsya ago, case was brought befbre Sir Peter Laurie, involving the misdoings of a tailor, named Jones, whose eondnet towards the fair sex, ia relation to certain blue bag, had been somewhat obstreperous. It appeared ...

... . Sir PETER LAURIE, Alderman, Governor. REW SPOTTISWOODE, Esq., Deputy Governor. 1. - 6 t Webster, Esq. Archibald Cockburn, Esq. 1 11 arnes, Esq. James Farquhar, Esq. Vir..:Sutherland, Esq Benjamin Boyd, Esq. t i t. Nurse Esq. • Peter Laurie, Esq. 'L ...

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... INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE, certain to produce any shade Brown or Black, of good natural colour. It cannot pose «ibly injure the hair, has no dissgreedle odour, aandls easily plied ”John Gosneil and Co,’s PATENT TRICHOSARON, or newiy uvented HAIR BRUSH, the ...