... weathered the storm,» This toast Was drank with nine times nine, After Dr. Lushington’s health was drank, the follow- ing Song, composed for the occasion, was sung by Mr. Cathcart :— The King, God bless him.” Away with the bumper, give wine to the free, Can ...

... weathered the storm.” This toast was drank with nine times nine. After Dr. Lushington’s health was drank, the follow- ing Song, composed for the occasion, was sung by Mr. Cathcart :— The King, God bless him.” with the bumper, give wine to the free, Can Bacchus ...

... Secretary to the Committee of Pupils, the architectural department Mr. Hakewill, and the inscription, a copy of which subjoin, is from the pen of that accomplished scholar, Dr. Major, of King's College, London M. S Richirdi Valpy, S. T. P. qui Scholar Keadingensi ...

... SCROFULA, or KING'S EVIL, safely, speedily, and effecluallyctired (as the following welli attested case 1 prove), by use Dr. ERANDRETH'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE PILLS. The parents of tiie child, to whom the annexed letter refers, feeling roost gratefulto ...

... SRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, : > New road, King’s Cross, London. Tur Lagtt Merprear TON, Dr says in his work on aperie t medicines :— The reader mast lave observed the beneficial effects of aperient medicmes, in diseases apparently different, and meident ...

... seats for London. In the Court King's Bench on Monday last, Lord. Deoman refused make rule for a criminal information Against Mr. Kellv, at the suit of Mr. Kigbv Wason, M.P. It will recollected that Mr. animadverted strongly Mr, Kelly's ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jax. 9 WALKER, GENT., Ue LUSHIINGTON ASD OTHERS. Sir J. Searlett, Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Maule, for the plaintiff; the Attorney-General, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Follett, and Mr. Evans, for the ...

... noblemen tbe king, dom. The learned gentleiiian called Lord Wharucliffe, Lord Grosvenor, the Earl Clare, and others, who stated that they bad frequently played with the plaintiff, but had never witnessed any unfair conduct on bis part. Dr. Hyde, Mr. Lawrence ...

... eldest daughter 11. Janson, e,sq. of • j» On the I.lth inst. Mr. J. C. Young, of Queen square, V, Jc' son of Mr. St. Alban's, to Miss M. T. Bailey, eldest * ' ter of Mr. Wm. Bailey, King-street, Cevent garden. DIED. , \fi On the Cd nit., at Windsor ...

... Representation W estminster.-We have hear that Mr. Cuff, the King's saddler, and Mr. f incham, the tea-dealer, are personally canvassing the electors behatt of Sir George Murray. notion has gone abroad that sir Francis Bprdeii is about accept the Chiltcrn ...

... I LIGHT HOW VISCOUNTESS SID MOUTH. LADY HUNTER Mrs. Mrs. S. Breedon Mr*. Chowne Mrs. Dickenson Mrs. Garth Mrs. D. Griffiths Mrs. Mavne Mrs. Powis ...

... Chief Justice Tindal and Mr. Justice shortly afterwards entered the room, aud Chief Justice Tindai inquired who was the Mayor? Mr. C- Elite was then presented to him as the Mayor, and Chief Justice Tindal walked towards and bowed Mr. Ellis, and said to him ...