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... was performed by Mr. Brodie, who has since fre- quently visited his Majesty. Scarification had previously been practised by Mr. O'Reilly. As other reports have been industriously circulated, we may take the opportunity of stating that Mr. Brodie is the ...
... allowedevery- thing he wished for about a fortnight he drank brandy. His medical attendants were Dr. Cooper, Dr. Hooper, Dr. Whiting, Dr. Syder, and Dr. Teeven. Dr. Syder distinctly stated that if he was not ...
... other persons of dis- tinction. The Attorney-General, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Adolphus, and Mr. Platt, were counsel for the plaintiff; and Mr. Denman, the Hon. C. Law, and Mr. Alderson, for the defendant. Mr. Platt ...
... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 3. THE KING V. KELLY AND ANOTHER.—The Attorney-General said he had an application to make to the Court in this case, in which on Monday last Sir James Scarlett obtained a writ of habeas corpus, directed to Mr. Alderman Kelly ...
... Barnard and Pal- merston; Dr. Monk, the Bishop of Gloucester; Lord F. Beauclerc; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt. Hon. Sir Stratford Canning, Rev. Drs. Wellesley and Blomberg; Rev. Mr. Hyde; Messrs. Moore and Atkinson and Mr. E. Alderson, Counsel ...
... I feel assured on her part, knowing whose minister she is, will above all things seek His honour and glory who is the King of kings, and Lord of lords, to whom above all I owe my first allegiance. And whereas, by the exercise of that civil privilege ...
... Independently of Mr. Hudson, the Railway King, who sits again for Sunderlaud, and of Mr. Chaplin, the chairman of the South Western, who is again returned for Salisbury, Mr. Glynu, the chairman of the North Western, has been elected for Kendal ...
... few hundred yards; and Mr. Barnes, the late vicar VIonmouth, was elected by the Company, upon the first forma. tion of the Visiting Committee. At a parish meeting, held on Friday the 20th inst., at Monmouth, Mr. T. Dyke, and Mr. John Hyam, were elected ...
... SIR ROBERT PEEL AND MR. COBDEN AN HIS- TORICAL PARALLEL. To the Editor the Evening Chronicle. In Dr. Smolietts's History of England, (8vo. 3d edit.) pp. 69, 70, sub anno 1740, is the following account of an attack (ofasimijar character to that upon ...
... SELECTIONS FROM DR. LARDNER'S CABINET CY- CLOPAEDIA, VOL. VI. BEING LIVES OF EMI- NENT BRITISH LAWYERS, BY H. ROSCOE, ESQ. BARRISTER AT LAW. SIR J. E. WILMOT.—In the year 1757, Sir Eardley Wilmot had a most remarkable escape at Worcester, the particulars ...
... twelve at Basinghall-street. George Gwilliam, Bristol, soap boiler and candle manufacturer, Dec. 14, at one, at the Office of Mr. King, Bristol. J PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John West, and Wm. Taylor, Bristol, corn merchants. John West, Wm. Taylor, and Thomas ...
... the plaintiff to recover compensation in damages from the defendant for criminal conversation with his wife. Mr. Sergeant Wilde stated the case. Mr. Walpole Willis, the plaintiff, was a gentleman at the Chancery bar, and was engaged in the conduct of a suit ...