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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... waiting, in the following order ;-Sir Thomas Whelan,, the Lord Mayor, Mr. Semple, the High Sheriff, Alderman Morrison, Mr. Shaw, the Recorder, Sir E. S. Hayes, the Earl of Roden, Mr. Dawson, and others. The Corporation were attended by their Mace, Sword ...
... usual, daily. \,TR. KING has deputed Mr.tioULDiNr. Kino ifJ. and Mr. 1). Mac-lean represent him at the following addresses it anbury —Mrs. Tile’s, grocer, near the Red Lion. Aylesbury—Mr. Harrison's, Market-square. Deddinyton —At ...
... l Lietratu'c.-Professor 3I. S. Alexander-Ist prize to Mr. Morris; 2d ditto, Mr. Gerard. Frietch Literyaturc.-Professor Blrasscur-Ist prize in literature, Mr. Bodkin; ditto, in Freach language, Mr. Smith, son of the Secretary of the College. Ge6mssetcf ...
... Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, before William Henry Ashhurst, Esquire, Chairman, the Right Honorable the Ixird Churchill, and others, their Fellows, Justices of our said Sovereign Lord the King, assigned to keep the Peace of our said tho King, within ...
... 11l Mr. Rickfritflh, Dr. and Mr. of (he appeal, and Sir Edward Ift. Sugdrn ami .Hr. Mrlhrll it. Thu cave came before li»e Mouke l.orda on appeal from the decision of the present Master of the Rolls, who au iofornMtion hied the Attorney>iarweral in the ...
... perseverance. Dr. James's Powder continues be prepared by Messrs. Newberv,./Vo» the only copy of the process left by Dr. James in his own hand writing, which was deposited with their Grandfather in 1746, Joint Proprietor. In packets 2s. & 245. Dr. James's ...
... Rev. the Master of University; Dr. Price, late Fell °” “'L . bam ; Dr. Kidd, Christ Church, Regius Professor of Medicine. the Principal of Magdalen Hall; Dr. Ogle, Trinity, Aldrichiau Professor of Medicine; the Rev. Dr. Bliss, Registrar ot the University; ...
... exertions used in saving the C precious metals wrecked in the T'hIetis. Dr. Addamns ap- C Ieared for Captain Dickinson, and alleged him to be ithe principal salvor. Dr. Buriabv and Dr. Luslsingtot tippeared It for Admiral Baker, and contended that he wvas ...
... 30 Sim Trees, 80 Ash, and 4 Oak ditto, AT CHARLTON, NEAR ISLIP, OXON. E SOLD BY AUCTION, |_ By Mr. T. Mallam, TliursJay next the 12tli of January, 1837, at Mrs. Kirby's, the’ sian of the Horse anil Dragon, Chariton, at one o'clock, in Lots,—About Kim Trees ...