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... of the use of ; Nor'/tem—Mr. Jolter, Bastes, and Mr. Justice Best, a this authority; and I should have thought myself inexcusable Oxfhrd,—Me. Justice Park, a id M r . larms fiarruer, ll's-stern. —Mr. Justice li•drosd, cs: Mr. Justice in seck.ng an occasion ...
... presentations to the. King at the Levee. on Frioiy last, were the Duke of Beaufort, with an Address from Bicconshire ; the Kishrm of Liandaff. with an Addicts from the Clergy in his diocese; Mr. George Morgan, M P. with an Address from Brecon; Mr. Wyndham Lewis ...
... lii 'Mains. Factiqatiox.—The following letter on the interesting subjet t of vaccination, has been addressed by the celebrated Dr. jenner to a Lady resident near Devizes Me Dial is,—You ask me if I have any reason to doubt the efficacy of vaccination, as ...
... Price, Posi • —Mr. T. F:. Bull I other Cannon-Mr Bird. Postioffierja.anaw,y— Mr. W. Davie, CARDIGIVI—Mr. C4l9b h•nder Book s-Iler litrirsayst-Tvnvo.—Silr. John Cne , yris—Mr.Oalway,(ionr. Jerkin., Printer o.sce , MILFORD— ...
... for preserving unalterably toe Protestant smcession to Crown. • -The Dukt: and Duchess yesterday received Viiite ' Mr. Sir G. Hill. and Mr. Montague, declared their Of conduirtice front the Duke of York, the Duchess decided opixsition to the measure. The ...
... THE CAitMARTnEtt Mr. Dennis Browne seconded the motion. The Petiti n was then read and ordered to be printed. Mr. Plunkett presented similar Petitions fro. the parishes of St. Ann, St. Andrew, St. Mark, and St. Peter, in the City of Dublin. and from the ...
... Fergana) ; Mr. Creerey ; Mr. S. Whitbread; Mr. Western; Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson; Sir W. De Crespigny ; Mr. Seotiamore ; Mr. Mimi; Mr. Martin and ...
... man delights to indu.gc. Dr. I.!adsay was a native of Foit:.rshire, in S:otland, Mat !ell Ce:ehraltd Dr. It! Monks .. street Meeting. His a,12.rtny ses;aire.: a character of the first roopcetn,,,;ty. Ii a Ate was 6s. • Mr. S.-cir in elate duel al Fari ...
... hold, cad reached . ticorge's Chapel, a few minutes after two o'clock, where it was received by the Rev.—Dishy, the Rev. Dr. ths Rev. Dr. Keats. the Vergers, tic. The conies was canied by four Yeomen ef the Guild, who placed it on biers in the centre of the ...
... 2 9 hoilard Pills . . 0 e 9 Dr. Natemun's Pecioral Drop. .. Is. 10. anti 0 1 6 Potence of Jamaica Ginger . . 0 2 9 Cumberland's Bituminous . •• • • 0 2 9 For Scorbutic Complaints. Spilibury's Drops Dr. Solomon's Anti-impetigenes t1i .. ...
... master. Mr.Chiry, of a large quantity of plate; Jas. Pitcher, for a similar offenee, he living with Mr. Maltby, a reTectxhic iinendraper In Holborn ; and William Robinson. for a in the house of Mr. Manton. at Salthall. At a quarter before eight, Mr. Sheriff ...
... Ll.,nilsech, near this town. The Rev. Mr. Morris, Vitae Llanelly, read the morning service, with great solemnity, and the Mr. Hughes of Newport. preached in Welsh. from a Cur. 8, 9 . In the afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Griffiths of Nevern, Frcarhed in English ...