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... Jisrrctt Dashwvood, surgeon tos the Royal n Humane Institution; C. Millard, demotistrator of anatomy at the school of Webb-strcet, John Hitlehman, surgeon to: the e Learnistatn Baithing-Institution;, Ws. Middlteton su7o to the IfLeamiugran Hospital; J. H1. Curtis ...
... Muirbcad Mitchell, University; Rev. John Llewellin and the Rev. St. George A. Williams. Jesus; John Palmer, Rev. Thomas Carter, and the Rev.Thomas RatcliihDarne*. Worcester; the Right Hon. Lord Boseawen, Thomas ijunes, and John William War re lyudalc, Christ ...
... inodes ot proceeding. A jpdgW^ 1 Sir Robert Peel mid It w-h«tter to suspend e, the evidence was laid before the House. Lord John Ru«ll •ccord;* ? adjourned until the next day, wm sgwes SlrJ. Graham, In moving that the committed, said underelood •■•‘TSk ...
... Port, tc from Loss or 4amage by, Fire. - , hi p-ams.'roas: . . . JOHN HAYTri(INE, Chairmpan GEORGE GI0BBS, Deputy Chairman * JOSEPH COOKSON ni CHARLES PAYNE ci HENRY BUSH ta JOHN HURLE. w JOHN ACRAMAN. Be MANAGtING DIRECTORK . . -:- THOMAS CAMlPLIN. THIS ...
... Raphael took the oaths and his seat for the county O Of Calovw. The hon. member was introduced by Mr. O'Connell and Ar. J. Grattan. a Lord StNaDON presented a petition from the sons and apprentice of freemen in Liverpool, against some of the clauses of ...