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... Rev. A. TIDMAN ; King Street Chapel the Rev. Mr. MOFFAT and the Rev. Mr, and iia Livery Street Chapel tlie Rev. Mr. MOFFAT. Collections in aid of tlie London Missionary Society will be made after each service. Tlie Juvenile Missionary Societies will hold ...
... the enm be presented to Mr. Kempeson, in con- sideration of adi ional services at the workhouse,” was carried npanimonsiy. Mr. Kempson, on being info ned of the resolution of the t ait by Mr. King, the ebairman, ssid—Mr. Chairman and gentlen ...
... Lloyd, and Mr. Piercy, Birmingham; Mr. Morgan, Lichfield and Stafford; Mr. Simplon, Wolverhampton- Mr. Gower, Kidderininfter; Mr. Heming, Stourbridge; Mr. Rollafon, Coventry; Mr. ...
... to ol Ministers. Mr. LUNKET disc ped, fi the Tories, all desire to get the public purs to th ir kee, Mr. C. hoped the House iid consider wel! how it voted the public money, under ex'sting circumstances. Mr. Ewart, Mr. Tuoke, and Dr. Bowring ...
... canditates this case were Mr. Thomas Hope and Mr. Barber Beaumont; and Mr, Hope carried it an immense majority.—The second, was the annual election for the Presidency of the Department of Polite Arts; w Presidency was last year held by Mr. Barber Beaumont. The ...
... Rev. Dr. Doyle, Mr. James Kelley, of Oxford, to Frances Mary, daughter of the late Charles Grafton Esq., ot ark Grove, Edgbaston, near this town.—On Iridaylast, at King's Norton Church, by the Rev. J. Amphlett, Leonard Richard, second son of Mr L. Hawkins ...
... THE KING v. MUNTZ Our London correspondent says:—lt was not uutil eleven this (Thursday) moruing, that the King v. Muntz, Pare, and others, was called on for hearing in the Queen's Bench, by special appointment. Sir Frederick Pollock had, however, sooner ...
... convenience, they arc sold by Messrs. L. and H. Harrison, Chronicle Office, Birmingham Mr. Sh&rt, Chronicle trace, Wolverhampton; Mr. Wai-Txrb, Bookseller, Dudley; and Mr. Partridge, San Fire Office, High Town, Bridgnorth, at 3s. 9d. 4s. fid. and Its. each ...
... peculiar propriety may,purcharers (as his advertisements request) ask for Mr. Newbery 's Pills, for they are certainly not Dr. James's. Why does not Mr. Newbery disuse the name of Dr. James altogether, and introduce his Pills and Powders to the world as ...
... DR. BATEMAN's PECTORAL DROPS. ITN Rheumatic and Chronic Complaints, in violent Pains in the Limbs, and in most where are the Origin, no Medicine has ever been used greater Succeis, or held in higher Estimation, than the li.vrrmAN's Mors; but to guard ...
... COURT OF KING's BJ • INDICT2IENT The King v.Thoinas Bit lett stated, that this was ,against the defendant, wh( an. institution called the N ciety. In this he acted f t Ile afterwards having beer in the Norwich Associatio: pojector of a new society, urried ...
... Dr. James's Powder, and Analeptic _Pills. THE public are respectfully reminded that the sale of the above medicines, invented by my prandfather, Dr. James, is removed from the late Mr. Nevyberry's to the house of Messrs. Butlers, 4, Cheapdde, London, ...