... MR. JOSEPH KING, Merchant. Agent for T.KWKS and all places aH' cent, of wliom may had Rates and Condi lions I'i.e and Life Avsurance (gratis). Globe Insurance, PALL-MAM. & CORNIIII.t,, LONDON ESTABLISHED |SU3. I.IIRK. I.IVKS, and WM ITIKS.—CAPI ONK MiI ...

... THE KING. BULLETINS OF THE WEEK. Windsor Cattle. May I.—The King felt himself better all yesterday, but His Majesty has passed but an indifferent night. May S.—The King’s symptoms hsre not varied. His Majesty has passed another bad night. May 3. —The ...

... the King. The Duke of Wellington left a little after three o'clock, on his return to town. At half-past o'clock the Duke of Clarence took his leave, and returned to his residence Bushy Park. The Rev. Dr. Chalmers has been appointed one of the King's Chaplains ...

... honour. _ - , ' vs* 1 , hicti is the Queen ?” Q,'icen hearing the inquiry, answered, I am the Q’.ieeu.” shov/ the King:, fhen,” The King:, hearing the request, instantly turned round, and said with smile, Inai the Kins.” evident*)' enjorinar he? amazement ...

... THE KING. LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 25. The Bulletins issued on Wednesday and Thursday were as under Windsor Castle, Jiene2s. The King Is still troubled his cough but it has not interrupted his rest, and his Majesty awoke refreshed this morning. ''Juneu ...

... after the accident she was corpse. On Wednesday last, at Aylesbury, Mrs. ClewJey wife of Mr.- Cfewley, gardener. On Saturday last,at Winchendon Marsh, Mr. Read, aged 54. the *3Bih inst. Mr. Thomas Wilkins, of the Vera, lam Arms Hotel, St. Albans, Herts. ...

... THE KING. bvllklins op the week* Windsor Castle, June King has not slept well. His Majesty respiration more difficult from time to timAp the aßkt. June 20.—The V|s been interrupted by cough, with the night. His Majesty complains less, this morning. June ...

... introduced, who had the honour of kissing the King's hand. His Majesty received, a similar manner, a deputation consisting ef the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London, and several deputies. In the evening the King entertained a select party to dinner, during ...

... DR. PHILLPOTTS. ed Reply to a Statement of Dr. Phillpotts, read in the ier House of Commons on Monday, Nov. 22, 183M), impugning the E correctness of certain allegations contained in a Petition presented l to the King, from the inhabitants of Stanhope:- ...

... COURT KING'S BENCH After hearing motions of no public interest, the Court proceeded with the peremptory paper. The King r. the Justices of Gloucestershire. Mr. Campbell last term obtained rule calling upon the Justices of Gloucestershire show catise why ...

... KING’S BENCH. Scott Ann Wife Wellcsiet. —Mr. Denman, behalf of plaintiffs, applied last bn* rule calling upon their attorney to shew canNS why he sliould not pay 34/., being the attorney’s charges plsinliOs. The trial was have taken place on the 2 ...

... Sul; Mr. j founder,Sspt. 16, 17,0ct. 22. Sul. '' LmsmlCo.New tun. Ifjn i , T. Hathaway, Gloucestershire, ilo( Ci'i”''!'' „. , 21. Sol. Mr. Taouer, Basinghall j*,, Sept.'*> ll * r'd corn dealer, Sept. 17, 21, Oct. 22. h. l .y iaiin«ler. 11. Mr- llo „ ...