... drastic powders, all of which contain more or less of calomel, which they are so constantly in the habit of'procuring from their apothecary or chemist; for although the convenience their minute bulk and abs. nce nauseating taste great, yet the frequent repetition such medicines produces a softening ol the bones and premature decay the teeth, most prejudicial the constitution during the whole ...

... HER MAJESTY'S MARINE EXCURSION. Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived the Famborough Station of the South Western Railroad, from Windsor, on Monday morning, at twenty minutes past nine o'clock, escorted a detachment of the First Regiment of Life Guards. (Ji* Grace the Duke of Wellington informed the Directors of the Railway Company on Saturday that he should terminus Nine K.lms at half-past ...

... Our readers are already aware, from what has from time to ; time appeared in the Journal, that certain charges have been made some the parishioners of Overbnry, near Tewkesbury, affecting the character and conduct of their vicar as a minister the Established Church. A commission was appointed the lxird Bishop of the diocese to inquire into the grounds of the aforesaid charges ; the ...

... the city of Durham. Mr. Austen, Queen's Counsel, retained for the sitting Member. The principal allegations (we understand) that will be urged against the sitting member and his agentb are those of bribery and treating. At the late Brecknockshire Assizes, Wm. M'Mahon, late Superintendent Police at Hay, was convicted of perjury, and sentenced seven years' transportation. ...

... Before C. Bedford, Esq., Under-Sheriff. Smith v. Garbett.—This was action brought by Mr. Thomas Smith against Mr. Edmund Garbett, to recover the sum 16/., with 2s. interest, on a promissory note drawn by Mr. Charles on the defendant. Mr. H. M. I>aniell appeared for the plaintiff. The plea put the defendant was, that not promised *ofn monev alleged ; but no one appeared to support this plea, on ...