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... FROM DR. WALSHMAN, Fifty Years Physician Kennington, Dr. Walsh man, presenting his compliments Mr. Paul, begs to say, that he has recommended his * Every Man’s Friend ’ to several of his Friends and Patients, and in every instance it has completely eradicated ...
... KING’S LYNN, The followmg address to her Majes which has boro got up King’s Lynn, sccni* worthy imitation in other places: the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty. We, the undersigned iolutb tun's Kings Lynn, are desirous to your Majesty most respectfully ...
... yours. “HENRY PAISLY.” “To Mr. O. Wray, JlB, Ilolbuin-hill.” Prepared only by the Proprietor, M. O. WRAY, Ilf), Ilolborn-hill, and 9, Agar-street, Strand, London. ’is. OJ.; is Cd,; and 11s. each B. ...
... : Xlr. John Evans, Mr. Thomas Fssery. For the Lower : Mr. James Thomas Grove, Mr. Shepherd. The two vessels that were driven on Swansea la-Jt week, have been got oft' by unloading and the assistance of a steam-vessel. C ai'.djff, Dr;c. 4.—Arrived the Recovery ...
... nn.ght, whilst a horse and gig in which Mr. and Mrs. Oould, of the Coach and Horses Inn, near the market, had been driving on the Maindee road towards Newport, were stopping the door of house, where Mr and Mrs. (Jould had alighted for a short lime, some ...
... ami its neighbourhood. Mr. Swain, who was introduced Mr. Pilkeitbley, presented a subscription 10/. from Mr. Penn, of Lewisham, ((’beers.) Mr. Penn bad also desired him present a second 2/. to the fund to assist in the defence Mr. Stephens, ...
... THEMSELVES Wl a , full directions vur) & THOMAS, the following Agents. Mr. J‘» , . Oliicr, ami Mr. Jm>«. , Mr. St.l>her Mwevr \, n .,„ . Bookseller, Abergavenny ;Mr ,I, ‘' VV Mr. the -.lUer'.UU' N.rrrriatieute free t.> »ay r«', ' ’ ...
... Mr D. Darner appeared the bar and read ner IV], jesty’s answer t« the address lor committee to in- v ate the merits of the broad and narrow railway gr. gc, nod devise measures secure uniformity of gauge. M ...
... ado. deceased's room was fasttned the mornii.g of het death, Mr. VVoakes did tot speak subject of deceased’s state of mind las , but had done two days since. Wo.kes, nephew and apprentice Mr. was nest called -Tl.is witness was examined a are” th Tlie chief ...
... on hnrsday week, the names of Mrs. Liovd Vauultan Watkins Mrs. Oeorge Lowtlt. At the Levee W edtv-' in)’ Inst, the following presentations took plane: .’ir, L’.ojd Vaughan Wnlkms, by the Right Uon. Sir G. Stephens liyne ; Mr. Summers Ilnr' rd, High Sheriff ...
... Williams, Sil nian Other and Mr. Jones, Chemist, High-street, Uiecon , Mr. Merthyr Tydfil; Mr. J. H. Murgan. 1 SOLD AUCTION, Bookseller, Aberjiavenuy ; .Mr U ill.a.ns, Newport ; Mr. Phillips,l*» ...
... following Agents;— Mr. John Williams, Silurian Office, and Mr. Jones, Chemist, High-street, Brecon ; Mr. Stephens, Merthyr Tydfil; Mr. J. H. Morgan, Bookseller, Abergavenny; Mr Williams, Newport; Mr. Phillips, ...