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... Haslerarere Semaphore; Mr. Robert Ellis, Mate to Tlauiai!cr ; Mr. G. II. Gardner, a Mare to die J:rre/Jesai ; Mr. Saiaauel Morrisla, llatc, 0 Mr. Richiatrat. Read, Masters Assistsiat, to i'rcsiulcual 1 of Mr. 5?T N. 1,. liuckycr, anal ...
... 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:- ...
... himn what the f' King's ministers cannot. The responsible adviserof this l declaration is en adviser responsible only to the King of of' Iings. It is the K~ing's owen pious conscience and rhonest heart. The King of England, and the King rof ...
... Stakes, san! 94 subscribers, was won yesterday, (Friday), by M\r. bet 11Cosby's Pussey, beatinig ±'osrtesn others, odds at start- Ds~v ing 20)tohI against the winner, 5 to 2 on ly against Co'. Dr :0 tilloss who usas not even paeld to ?? di L'setisa wlao ...
... my iteesonre they are all titarkeil itt the suite avity. .1 ?? recollect I acitrilier ottly liar: tic till the tices anti kings wore intirkeil. I attetideil hit seven tir eight clays tie cite club miii cx. *n'.ttiiied tile curtis. li'oitnth that, at-lilt ...
... life, arid a prosperous reign to our most gracious Sovereign, King George III., upon which the o music immediately played the latter part of Mr. II andel's coronation anthem, God save the King, &c. The music again ceasing, the common crier demanding ? ...
... Colonel Durgoyne, ler Cooe ir Richard Williams, hllM. Williarmi Grant, Esq. C I. Powsell, Esbq. Dr. Quayrier, Dr. Mortimser, Sir J. ?? Lee, Rey. oa X*Dr. Innma, W. Ciruickshank, hisq. NV, A, Potiiden, Eaq. 'lev'. - h, ofVeck, &c. Onl the removal of ...
... 1 1 Mr. Bigg'eSegress ?? 1 2 2 Mr. M-larriy.'s.A..aviva. ?? I 2 3 dr. l Al'aviva vae rode by Mr. Delne fadcliffe * Camdori by Col. Cosby; and Negeess by Capt. ncrkeley. e Tesess D.rY-The Molecoinb Sweelutakes of G0 Sovereigns e each, was won b ...
... at Brighton on T_ urmday E v-, loag, hon ilieppe, and yesterday proceedted to Lon- tdon. IIi lie are ha:p11py to state that Dr. W'in. Ginl, sto and geandsr of tdistinguished surgeons, fitrmerly b Ci ithciustt'r, has heeni vcently elected Professor ot ...
... Cornwoli'ie; lileut. '1 J. C. I3ynon, to the Talavera; Dr. John Sinclare (a} Y to the Inconat ant ; Mr. .1. 0. LyallAssistant Surgeon, r to the San Josef; Mr. R. Robertson, Mate, to North Sins' ; Mr. C. C. Forsyth, Mate to the Peksr'nas; Liouts. ?? James ...
... WVall, Esq., DI.P. Chair- a man, J. Barlow Bay, Esq. Al,P., Dr. Woodcock, Alir. it sloanec Stanley, Sir 11. Onslow, Admiral Tinling, a Manjor Tnhing, Air. John Fleming, jun., Dr. Jones, f' Dr. Quarrier, Air. Mlissing, Hon. De Blaquiere. Alir, r P. Dickson ...
... . tc It was their proplosed by A1ndhclti Dr'ueoetnd , j.~ hen anti llecondted by L'haobcrs Halal, Esq., 1 Tiate a Cut.J- t tral CommnitteeC be formed for anieiging the el ctoion 01Ci Ailr. Fleming.'' tati Dr. Quunrrier then proposed, 1 that Local Committees ...