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... prosecution, with Mr. Bodkin, Mr. J. Clark, and Mr. Merewether. Mr. Ser- geant Parry and Mr. Giffard defended the prisoner, who was placed at the bar at eleven o'clock. Sir John Lawrence and several persons of distinction had seats on the ...
... the present week, Dr. eslop and Mr. Parker. Visiters Mr. H. Hawkes and Me. Phiitp Harris. In—paticnts, 126 ; cured, 14; relieved, 6; dead, 1; admitted, 12. 3 admitted, 61, the Lyino-1n Hosritat, January 15.—Midwifery patients during Mr. ast week, 21. Sick ...
... ” brought this little drama to | 01 nsible management Mr. Costa was com lled to stop the orchestra, b Mr. Sheepshanks, disapproving irres beards like the trustees of the | british Museum and and Mr. Sims Reeves had to le a d away the debutante, whom in ...
... LIVERPOOL and C HESTER to WOLVER- | Bulkel Mr. Potter, Mr. Powell, Mr. M att, Mr. 5. Clarke, and BIRMINGHAM. and vice ver sa, are the same by | Merryweather, Rev. Dr. and Mr. Har ington, priueipal of Brazenose ...
... 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. ...
... KINGS HE A TH. TO be LET, at Lady-day next, on a BUILDING or REPAIRING LEASE, for ninety-nine years, or for any shorter term, the HOUSES and LAND, at King's Heath, fronting the Turnpike Road, now in the occupation of Mr. Payne, Mr. Wilkinson. and others ...
... previous mevti while the family of Mr Day, plumber aud glazier, were at benefit of his famil he sub ttee were ructed to Cradley Heath, Rowley. Pigsties, and other Appurtenances, late in the occupation of Mrs. the dogs were Mr. Coorer sec nded this proposition ...
... the name was mentioned. After I went back to Paris I called on a Mr. Hodge. The letter now produced by Mr. Leduc was brought to me in December, I believe. That letter was brought to me by Mr. Thomas Allsop. It was a letter of introduction, speaking of the ...
... procession, the Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Calthorpe, and a great number of ladies, including the Hon. Mrs. Yorke, Mrs, Taylor, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Gitford, Mrs, Whateley, &e. &c. The Rev. E. H. Grrrorp delivered the first address, his subject ...
... WALTER: 4 NOVEL. By Mrs. TROLLOPE. 3 vols.— Mrs. Trollope is an in- The announcement of a new novel by pala te-tickling satire. Who- vitation to a feast of hotly-spiced ertain to be vastly amused, ever will accept the invitation is ¢ ter. Mrs. Trollope this ...
... Liverjiool agst Mr E I’arr’s Leamington— offered Mr H Hill’s offered Mr H Hill’s taken Mr Schiedam Mr Howard's Yellow Jack— taken Mr Friday— taken Mr Mousley's taken ...
... BROAD (near King Alfred's LBAVE TO-D. AY, at Fou Mr. wil! return on DALL will TUESDAY Next, at1d From the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lownon : comme, Corns on mz font, snd —“ Mr. Rendall has effectual! June 6th, 1549. giving any pain.—C. Mr. Rendall has ...