... ANECDOTES SIR T. MAITLAND. His hereptim oj Colonel Napier. When I first went the lonian Islands, I was i.'ierM into his Excellency's presence. He was aloße, wai-.i and down in his drawing-room ; I made bow, a-xl 1 ly recovered perpendicular position, ...

... 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 ...

... DR. FAUSSETT AND MR. JORDAN. The allegations brought against the Evangelical party, in the sermon by Dr. Faussett on the Revival of Popery',” has called forth spirited reply the Rev. J. Jordan, of Somcrton, the Author of “Church Reform” and other pamphlets ...

... Mr. E. KING, Surgeon-Dentist, 18, MKKTON-STUKKT, OXFORD, AT HOME, as usual, daily. VTR. KING lias deputed Mr.Goui.Dixc: Kino L and Mr. 1). Maclean represent him at the following addresses • lianlmry —Mrs. ...

... evening with includimr Lord Morpeth, Mr. W. F, Rolinenn, Mr. John .“l \* r * Smith. Mr. T. I’errain, Count Dr obiil, Mr. Lytue, Mr. Fierc! rr, Mr. *»• d ...

... Wholesale Agent, Mr. Thomas Barnard, 32, Little Pultpneystreet, London ; and sold also by the following Agents Mr. J. B. Brown, bookseller, Windsor; Mr. Lake, bookseller, Uxbridge ; Mr. King, bookseller, and Mr ...

... Fellows King'* College, Cambridge. Rev. Samuel Halstead, formerly of Christ's College, Cambridge. car Arums at st. mart's. Rev. Mr. Lanc;i*ter, Queen’s College, Hampton Lecture, Sunday morning. Rev. .Mr. Palmer, Krasennose College, afternoon. Rev. Dr. Ellerton ...

... ditto ; Mr. Chcssall, perfumer, ditto; Mr. Tagg, bookseller, Maidenhead ; Mr. Wetton, bookseller, Egham; Miss Smith, bookseller, Staines; Mr. Ward,chemist,Hounslow; Mr Beasley,bookseller. New Brentford ; Mr, ...

... 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. CONSERVATIVE MEETING TO ADDRESS In consequence of a hand-bill having been freely circulated, announcing that a Conservative Address to the King” had be n prepared, *• expressive confidence in his Majesty’s Government, and attachment to his person ...

... appointment as chaplain in ordinary to the King, by the Earl of Belfast: Lord Albert Conyngham, by the Marquis Conyng. ham. Mr. Canning, by the Marquis of Clanricarde. Mr.Petet Horrocks, by Lieutenant General Vincent. Mr. J. G. Wilkinson, on his return from ...

... Exeter; tiie Right Hon. li. Goulburn and the Hon. C. Law, the members of the University; the Rev. Dr. Blornberg, the Rev. Dr. Twiss, Mr. James Brogden, Mr. Clive, Mr. Goulburn, , and very numerous deputation. The procession was marshalled in ...