... shampooing and cupping celebrity, expressed, the business of which is assisted by Mr. H. Molinenx, the Nephew of the deceased John Molinenx, to whom all the prpfessional secrets and practices of his late Uncle are known.—The Navarino Suite Baths is not to ...

... Soiiih Wal-s: Nautilus, Goble; Ores, Oann, from Miramichi; Dtickingfield, Riddle, from Honduras; Ipswich. Maliby, from Sr. John's, New Brunswick; Fortitude, Bareliam, from Alexandria; Canadian, Morgan; Fidelity, English ; Eleanor, Donkin, from Quebec; ...

... Ensign E. Armstrong,ball-pay Foot. Lieutenant Hugh Aldborongh Bowen, half-pay IOJd Foot. Lieutenant John Trumbull Kay, half-pay 45th Foot. Lieutenant John Bruce, half-pay Ride Brigade. Assistant-Surgeon Percy Fitz Patrick, half-pay 51st Foot. Staff-Surgeon ...

... Piece will be repeated every Evening during hi» stay. , , KVENING (Monday), May IT, will b« isreseated JOHN OVERY, the Miser of the Southwark Ferry. John Oaerv, Mr. Williams; Shotbolt, Mr. Oshaldistea ; Bosk Mr. Vale; Baron Fitijeffrey, Mr. Warwick; Tristan ...

... oft'. Gordon, Robert Ponsonby, Hon, G. Ingleby, Sir W. Grattan, J. Price, Sirß. Slaney, R.A. Grant, R. Pryce, Pryce Power, U. Grant, Rt. Hon. C. Portmau.E. B. LIST of the MINORITY who voted for Sir JOHN NEWPORT’* Motion “That the First Fruits should cease ...

... Baring, Francis Mackintosh, Sir J. Itaillie, John Monck,J. B. J Heaiimont, Thomas Macauley, T. B. Warhiircn, H. Canning, Rt.Hon.S.Moipelh, Lord 0 ■” * Oapel, John Mai shall, John Wailhman, Aid. Colborne, Ridley Marjoribanki, S. n .JT u.. Calvert, Charles ...

... Capital Punishment.” Acklaud, Sir Thos. Grattan, Henry Russell, Althorp, Lord Grattan, James Russell, Lord John Anson, Hon. Geo. Guise, Sir W., Bt., Rumbold, Chas. E. Batley, H. Gooch, Sir T. Sebright, Sir John Bayley, Col. Harvey, W. Stuart, Lord James ...

... Aid. Ebi ington, Lord Martin, John Warbnrton, H. Guest, J.J. Morpeth, Lord Wilbraium, G. Gordon, R. Macauley, T. B. Wynne, Sir W. W. Grattan, H. Nugent, Lord Wynn, Rt. Hon. C. Grant, Rt. Hon. C. Norton, G.C. Ward, John Tellers—Rice, Thos. S.—Phillimore ...

... moved for copies of any correspoudehce as to the state of the Goals in the West Indies, •i-c.—Ordered. .. ABSENTEEISM. Mr. H. GRATTAN moved for a return the absentees Ireland. Sir M. RIDLEY observed that he did not knowhow any Mich return could be made out; ...

... Lucas Ka’gle.Pbi-’ Savannah; Italy. Putnam. ew y k.—Arrived the iadelphia ; ManwiesteT. K y, st. John’s, (N. 8.); John Britten, Jane, Bell, Rostock. John Storkbnrn, St-PeteratoK. and Hari . and Gravesend, 7.— Arrive InB ij h, Nyborg; Terry and Avon, Ford ...

... Mr. Robbins, Bricklayers Arms, Parkerirow, Dockhead; Mr.TooM bs, Harcuurt Arms, Harcourtgreet,Mary-le-bone; Mr. M‘Kean, Black Horae, Coventrygreet Haymarket; Mr. Dixon, Rose and Crown, Ilreel! Westminster; Mr. Till, Plnmbers’ Arm. Belg.avereet Pimlico; ...

... the family Lord Cardigan il»e prisoner »tooa in highest and, in tact, his Lordship house was her home whenever she was out of service, and such was the confidence reposed is her, that on occasions s.ie always had the sole care Lady Cardigan's wardrobe, and ...