... On iy, meeting of Mr. Htukiaton'i frienda took place at the Kings Anna Tavern, Lirerpool. for the pnrpo»e of voting an address him on his offering bis services to represent that Borough in I'arUamrut. It appears hardly necessary to observe that the meeting ...

... the nteof purchase paid by the. company? hewill let Mr. Hudson answer '^S^aSTOiH! Proposed to him at the meetiog?inhta own words. Mr. Hudson said, He had not the books there £? ?? t , h h^ ore^? rm Mr - ?? Star! V2.,22i* I 6 the s ?? ** once that he had ...

... his name, but ex- pressed his regret at having missed the King. The King and royal family had reached the Palace before the mis- creant was arrested. Between the first and second shot, the King exclaimed to her Majesty, with his accustomed presence of ...

... 2»ih in?t, at HiiliieM, In ihia county, Mr, J, Slone, Hge«l 20.—0 n the 251 h Id»I., at Sutton Mills, nenr Weymouth, the year her aijo, Anna, the wile ot iir. T. Uetlier. Mr. Dent, the nieniher for Poole, and Mr. I'itt, memher for llio county, having hoth ...

... a, by Mr. J. and Pupil. Grand Finale —-GOD SAVE THE KING, with Accompaniment. Mr. A. J.’s voice performs Tenor, Counter-tenor, and imitates Rassoon ami Violoncello, Pupil— Clarinet. The Orchestra will be full and complete. Leader MR. A VIES. ...

... , and genial ten- dencies of their devices for oppressing, incarcerating and outraging, the poor, tend Mr. Lefevre, Mr. Nicolls,' Mr. Lewi., and Mr. Chadwick, to lestn experimentally the mysteriet and procettet of the oakum-room and the .tone yard.-M ...

... Sou 10 6 Mr. J. BotUI 6 Mr. l.iptrap 10 C Mr. R. D. F.llyet 10 6 Mr. J. Jollift'e 10 Messrs, R, and W. Saunders 0 Mr. T. Aslett 10 Mr. Maul 0 10 0 .Mr. Gibbs 0 10 ...

... Bhitann?a, by Mr. J. and Pupil, Grand —GOD SAVE THE KING, with Accompaniment. Mr. A. J/s voice performs Tenor, Counter-tenor, and imitates Br.ssoon and Violoncello. Pupil— Clarinet. Tim Orchestra will be full and complete. Li.ader MR. DAVIES. ...

... caster, August 14.--Mr. Justice Pa for Friends, in it as his opinion, that Mr. | Mathew Daw. fieid a right te The and daring the however, states that Mr. Willian im and humoer, not traverse. An appl m public attention made on by Mr. W. Wal etived, to enjoy ...

... society were moved by the Rev. G. Rad- cliffe, R. Hetley, esq. J. Lambert, esq. W. Fawcett, esq. Mr. T. Pain, Mr. V. N. Squarey, the Revds. Mr. Todd and Mr. Chapman (Dissenting ministers), and others. It wu announced at the meeting that C. B. Wall, esq ...

... Sherbom, 51 r. Fbomas ooks. —Dorchester, Mr. John Hayne.—Blandford, .Mr. J. P*. Storey.-Bridport, Mr. John Brown.—Sturminster, Mr. Joseph Pricker.— Poole, Mr. Thomas Woodcock.—Wimborne, Mr. Henry Uowden ...

... ane, London; of Mr. Allen, Solicitor, Cl iti'urd’s Inn ; Mr. Plait, Solicitor, New well-court, Carey-street, London ; Mr. Corfield, Solicitor, Proad-street, ; of illiam Clapcotl, estp Little Down, near Christchurch at the Inn ; and Mr. Vickery, the Tenant ...