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... the British Association, consisting of the I President, the Rev.Dr. Lloyd, the Rev. Dr. Robinsonz of Armagh, Sir Roderick Murchison. Mr. M'Gregor s Laird, and Colonel Sabine, accompanied by Dr. Living- I stone, have also had an interview with Lord Claren- ...
... of the people (cheers). The Comely Franehist. —Mr. . KING gave notice that he should on Tuesday week move for leave to bring in a bill to extend the borough frsuchise to counties (cheers). TA. !Yalta. —Mr. 11. BERKELEY gave notice that he should, on an ...
... un- 'deotaken by the above-named contractors is here joined by the tunnelling of Mr. Jay. This fine piece of work continues the line of railway. beneath the horse-road to King's-cross, where it enters on an open cutting, which is just now crossed in every ...
... THE WELSH 001.1) KING AND lIIS POLITICS. MR. PRITOITARTt-M0R , 14/1 who i *Wed Wolh ifoN Ki•qi inwitell by of Newport. Ma,. to representation *pima the Conservative member, dr Whoa. Mr. Morgan was reopmsteg submit his mews. 1,. Ilit in tlie following ...
... son of the late Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams- Bulkele the tenth baronet of Baron Hill: Mr Thomas Owen, R.N. Holyhead Mr Thomas Forcer Evi;ns, of the some town ; and Mr David Hughes, Wylfa, Cenusee, Anglesey, and of Liverpool. Of these,the three last-named ...
... upon the King, both i this world and thenorld to come and ?? sli=ht variation, is :.repreated at thepresentatioin to -his Mlijesty of the ball, thesaword,-.the K~in , aindIthcseeptre.' At length his .Mjesty has realised the child's idea of a king. He is ...
... and officislly, Ir ; uch, aud whu-e wishes generally it would be we, Mr earnest and dutiful eudecvour to weet ; it is | ch, Mr with very sino-re regret that we fiud ourselve t Wil ), Dr in this se-miug to our Diocesau. due to the public that the facts in ...
... Annibynwyr eu hunain, nid Mr. .0 BnNNEY ydyw tad yr ysgol Lydan-Eglwysig a 1. gynrychiolir gan Mr. BALDwIN I BROWN, na'r r- ysgol Uchel-Eglwysig (mai gradd o briodoldeb r yn yr enw) a gynryohiolir gan Mr. DALE 0 h Birmingham. Y mae gan Mr. BRowN a lliaws d o ...
... on the t a w w o bliged to retire towards the 30th and 19th moment I was all bat surrounded. The Zouaves of mr. Bales mirsenloUsle sca . ped. Mr. Crosse a Iris h % who made him hide himself . in the men have had to undergo great prieations. Th e was himself ...
... Lunar • 3. KING'S caw= TIVICINAL : MRS RAYWE. rpH E text term will I Septeeeber. 14th 1394 IipUCATPOK. LADIES' IiGiARDING a DAT 2, VICTOILIA PLACE, EAT:MOUTH. CONDCCTED BY MRS' AND VACANCY two Warder, /seder lairs of age to 'body with • child of needy ...
... THE KING OF DlHLUI'S PRISON ISLXND. The few remaining years, or rather montlhs, of his miserable existence are to be endured amid the savage populationt of a group of small islan ds in the Bay ol Bengal. Since the year 184, whee the British ex' pedition ...
... KING Ricamto 11. AT TKO PRINCIWO.—The drama of King Richard continues to attract crowded houses; and no wonder, for, like all the Shake',mien illustrations of Mr. Charles Kean, the play hes been pieced on the stage in the most perfect and onexerptioneble ...