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... be consulted.—Mr. Holland moved an amendment that Mr. Edmunds be appointed Borough Treasurer upon the security offered by him.—Mr. Wood seconded the amendment. —Mr. Hawkes proposed, and Alderman Martineau seconded, the appointment of Mr. ...
... in this town. Mr. Lewis, of London, appeared to prosecute on behalf of Messrs. Wheeler, and Mr. Harding appeared in defence of the prisoner. Mr. Lewis stated the case at some length, and it will perhaps be better comprehended if given in the form in which ...
... MRS. FANNY KEMBLE’S READINGS OP SHAKSPEARE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ROYAL HOTEL. TEMPLE ROW, BIRMINGHAM. IT is respectfully announced, that Mrs. FANNY KEMBLE, success at the SL James's Theatre, London, during Uu> Isat Season. »ss will,out gmeedwt. will hsv. the ...
... Esq. Mr. MIDDLEMORE Mr. W. SHARP Mr. J. HENDERSON Mr. J. Mr. J. 11. HOPKINS Major PURTON Mr. J. W. SHOWELL Mr H. ROTTON Mr. J. HOOPER ...
... Committee, Mr. Goodwin and tbe Reading Room Committee, Mr. G. King, and the Farmers of Olton, were then drank, and responded u>; after which Mr. Motteram proposed the health of Mr. Fairfield, tbs oldest inhabitant of Solihull then present. ...
... School, and ibe facancy will be filled up accordingly. J. W. NVHATELEY, SecreUry. King Edward's School, Birmingham, January 10th, 1850. ‘»102 CAMBRIDGE STREET SCHOOL. MR. SMITH respectfully informs bis Friends aud the Public that the above SCHOOL will ...
... They would no doubt be somewhat surprised to And that this, aceording to Mr. Ambrose Phillips, was merely the fulfilment of a dream dreamt long agoabout Edward the Confessor, which (Mr. Millar) related, although be apologised for so doing, because it very ...
... MR. COBDEN AT SHEFFIELD. Tho member for the West Riding Yorkshire met bis Sheffield constituent# Tnesdej evening. The Hsll was deneelj crowded. In the of the evening Mr. Cobden twice addressed meeting, hot we have only space for a brief epitome the principal ...
... Thomas King, of Exmouth; Captain Parker D. Bingham, R.N., of 4, Park-walk, Little Chelsea, London, who was cured of 27 years' dyspepsia six weeks' time; Captain Andrews, R.N.; Captain Edwards, R.N.; William Hunt, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, King's College ...
... Birmingham, March 1, 1850. J Mr. MOSELY now in attendance, and may be personally consulied daily (Mondays and Saturdays excepted) at A'o.lo, OLD SQUARE. DENTAL SURGERY. MESSRS. MOSELY, Surgeon Dentists (by appointment to the King of HanoveT and H. R. H. Prince ...
... D. 1829). Principal—Mr. E. PITMAN, Member of mhe College of Preceptors. MR. PITMAN respectfully announces that the duties of his Establishment were resumed on Wednesday the 16th inst. The Preparatory Department, conducted by Mrs. and Miss Pitman, re-opened ...
... Rev. Mr. Howells, Coventry; Rev. Dr. Carpenter, St. Jude's, Liverpool; Rev. R. Davies, St. Paul's, Liverpool; Sir Thomas Brancker, Oldbury Lodge, Worcester, Mrs. Francis Barlow, 48, Montague-square, London; Mrs. Wilson, NoctonVicarage, Sleaford; ...