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... HIN'1'N v. CURRY. To the Editoit tf the Brisaol Mercury. Sir,-As a decidedly er-1)1te statement of the trial oF this causm, at the late Bristol s aisi, 3pptared in tha lrisial Milrror of Saturday' !the 23d irast, I shall feel, obliged if you 'will insert ...
... 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 ...
... raheoh , 3 Esq., John Currie, Esq., beitig sr oatd oin hirigi,, pol tion of the most respectable rihabitaits uf also present. After all the usual toyal toas's hai been done , The Chairman rose to propose ,The heal chief guest, John Currie, Esq. He eojdhea ...
... suffer from Mr Currie's vindictiveness. The case is brought forwvard as a striking speci. men of the professed regard of the Whigs for purity of election. In Edinburgh, in Banfslhire, and in other parts of Scotland vwhere Mr Currie is known, and where ...
... CURRY POWDER ?? LAUDANUM. To the Editor of The Bristol Mfercusry. SiR-The Dakc of Norfolk, at a reccnt agricultural dinner or meeting, advised alittlecurrypowder-ea pinch inaquantityof warns water-as a good plan of sending the supperless poor com fortable ...
... 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 ...
... left more than one specimen foi of the former, the chief of which is his memoir of his th, e father, the celebrated Dr. Currie. Mr. Currie was many Is years a member of the old Corporation, and. on the pas- mi r- sing of the Municipal Reform Act, he was ...
... 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 ...
... amongst us a bud of genius in the soft persuasive art, in-the person of a poor blind boy of the name of William Currie, alias Blind Willie Currie, of destitute parents, with no other prospects of culture'or living than what thecharitable world, in her ...
... CONTRIBUTION FOR T UE FAMILY OF THE POOR IRISH PlAN LAWSON, WHO WAS XILLED AT CURRIE. Olr readers remember, in general, the unfortunate even' which happened not l-ng ago at Currie, and which was made thesujvect of a Justiciary trial here. The melaacbohly ...