... MR. RAIKES CURRIE. [FROM THIE EXAMINER.] I t a certain xi fidress tot lie el ecto rs oif the City ol'Loadon, in Julle last, hemtring thle tiidnature. of 11r. Ruitki s CUrri, Lord 30121 RItessell was recommended to thL 8fiff'rittes of vote'rs on) theve ...

... rese to propose The health of their chief guest, John Currie, Esq. He said he ap- peared before them under considerable embarrassment, but it was unnecessary for him to say much as to Mr. Currie's fitness to represent them in Parliament, as he had already ...

... A LETTER FRjOM THE PCACR OF CURRY COUNTRY. [pFRO OUR CORRESPONDENT.l f It may not be generally known that the Dukes of Norfolk and Richmond are near neighboursl The one dwells at Arundel, and the other at Goad- d wood, both near the sea-coast of Sussex ...

... A farmer residing at North Curry, near this town, named Leigh, about 77 years of age, accordiwg to his own accounlt, has d on; Oian iave'rtge, fourEeenflpiint5otcider daily, for 50 years, exclusively ot other liquors; amounlting to about 500 hogbheads ...

... this number I was well informed there were not ten who knew the ?? of Dr. Currie, vol. ii., page 31.3. 1 aml, sir, your obedient servant, Hyde-park-terrace, Dec.,)8. RAIKES CURRIE. To TttE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Suts-Mr. Adam has clearly establisihed ...

... but Mr. Curri had been previously In business for 30 years, and he himself for 45 years; they were friends doing business, and they then joined each other. With respect to tile statement of capital, that could be ex- plained. When Mr. Currie and himself ...

... North Wales, to Elialeth, second daug- of Admriral Sotheby. On the 7tb inst,, at All Souls Church, 1S. G. Currie . q $ of the late William Currie, Esq. rf lorslc-pcrk Surreye Laura Elizabeth, daughter of Mathew Goslct, Esq. V c urt.- the 1aliutd of Jrsey ...

... meaning Mrs. Currie), and her child, and another illegithmate ron, named Watsonrwbioa 1,, hi,;, by another wonuati before lie was married to the de- f-j-- Wh- - \\ ?? . ?? -. _ 1 s.. ._ _ _ .1 ?? ; ?? -l 1-f tiondlant. T'he testittor gave M rs. Currie strict ...

... Northampton. It passEd a vote of censure upon one ot the members of this borough, Mr. Raikes Curris, or hnvlig votod with the governmet on thisquestion. to which Mr. Currie has made the followingan8wer:- AlbyuH, April 10, 1844 *'-t-itrJ have the bonou to a ...

... Uackenzle, T. Strickiand, Sir 0. Butler, Hon. Col. Macleod, R. Tancred, H. W., Christopher, R. A, lacnaniara, Major Taonent, J. E. Curry, W., Mahon, Lord T AhipsoaAid Daimeny. Lord Marsland, r. Vigors, N. A. D 4nbar. 0. dilnes, R. N. Vivino, J. E. Dungannon, Lord ...

... vote of thanks: to the Sheriff was proposed by Mr. C hristopher, and seconded by the Rev. B. Berridge, which heming been curried and duly acknewledged, the rneetinu broke up. The ?? were afterwards t.'ired. EAST SUFFOLK. The poll has been offivially deelared ...

... ani *taer interests of' (Bndon and its Tialmity, Who would Immediately enteF lato an egagepnent t Lhateffect, A litter ?? Curry, on the part of the Daue of Dqvonsbire, was red whih expressed hla Grace's vstramihes for the accomp;ismnt of that which would ...