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... Testlaioulal se Dr. Roberts. A meeting, very numerously and most respectably attended, wan held at the London Tavern, on Wednesday evening last, by the friends of Dr. Roberts, of 40, Bridge-street, Southwark, for the purpose of promoting the above object ...
... received Newton and Co., 6, Warwick-square, New R. P. White, 33, Fleet-street; Mr. 0. Chancery -lane ; Mr. S. Deacon, 154, street; Lases Mr. Hammond, 27, Lombard-al:OA Mr. C. Barker, I, Birchin-laue, Load.' I, „ 3” , • . 'o 4. 'll'l rt. -, THE CARNAIiVON ...
... institutions. ln conclusion, Dr. Parker saidr no committee was responsible for khs utterances; he had spoken personally, independe.At- ly, and fearlessly. RHYL. Local Government Board Inquiry.--On NWTednes- day Mr Meade King, an inspector of the Local ...
... THE KING OF SARDINII AND THE ARMY. A drpi,1- 1. Ta __ M-_ L_ -AN A Lt - A circular letter was on Tuesday addressed to the comn- marnding officers of the undermentioned regiments* : HonsE-GUARDS, Oct. 4, 1856. Rol Sir,-The King of Sardinia haying been ...
... ing, Mr Robert Parry, agetirmeer ; Mrs Juges, Ynyegain Mr a Mrs Maurice Jones. Salem-aerrace ; Mr a Mrs Evans, Broom lull; Mr. Mrs Thomas Roberts, ...
... Secretary and Treasdrcr, Mr. Henry Irwin Jenkinson, of ; Keswick. The is of great importance ' and it behoves all who take an interest in the most lovely put of Ragland, to send in their mites. at the child of Newboroegh-street. Mr. J. T. Roberts was for ...
... Dr. Guthrie on •userloaa Slavery. Dr. Thomas Guthrie, of Ediaburgh, has addressed a letter to the editor of she 'Presbyterian,' Philadelphia. U.S., in reply to certain strictures cost upon him in an article in that journal, in referencee to the part he ...
... Martha Banks, Miss M. J. Williams, Miss Edith Wren, Mr Seaver., Mr J. L and Mr Gwilyin Thomas, one of the gallant rescuers. Among the instrnruentalhts Mr Belsky Richards gave his valuable aid, assisted by Mr John Thomas. the harpist. The ...
... heddgeidwaid gan Mr Charles Millard, ac yuiddanigosai Mr William George drosddirwestwyr y Ile. Yr oedd y Parchn Samuel Owen, Tanygrisiau, a U. Roberts, Ithiw. yu bresentiol. .kruddifTynid Dr Coalmine, A.S. On caul ei gyfarwyddo gm Mr Walker Davies). Safai ...
... Mr, mm I Mi*B Sykes, Hod e sfield A d«r e. Mr E Collier Mrs and Mrs J Perciyal, ap'e Uall, buck- Mr H Percival Mr & Mrs Hu/hes A md, Oxford ...
... About Mrs S J Griffith Kingsland House Mrs Owen Thomas-street Miss Jone3 Porthyfelin Mrs Owen British-terrace Mrs David Griffith Market-street Mrs Jones Sait Island Mrs Cybi-place ...
... the °undue of Mr. Geo. n WLYay, M.P. for Poterberengt, _and published in the ' Railway:Aram,' of which the defenisst the printer sod publisher. Mr. Kerslake showed cause against the tale, and referred to the dada:rite, in which he said Mr, was described ...