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... ,APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICERS r TO CHARITIES. ! . ?? .- -r --fit nslpt- q bheld in An adjourned mneeting of medical practitioners was held in A coniufittee room, at the Town Hail, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the commaittee appointed on the 2nd of June, to devise some better means of regulting the election, of honorary medical officers to public charities, ...
... factropol(tan Ptwo. of On Wednesday, the Queen held a levee in St. Janies's Palace, ~hgwhitis wats numerously attended. *vho The Queen end Prince Albert dined with the Duchess of me. Cambridge en Wednesday evening. ef Yesterday being the enniveisa*y of Her Majesty's corona-' in dion, Use nsuel display of flags, ringing of bells, end ether lol ?? took place throughout the metropolis.! h ...
... NOIE-5SeilEditions of The Examiner and 'I Timesaore publisised for list HALai ad OLDHAM, and also 5 for STOCKORvfT, AsH[ToN, and STALYBasIDGI, Containinlg 0 the whole local news of the woeed of thtese ?? and the g adjoining districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving p either of these Editions in preference to the usual genera Edition, can have it supplied byg sending hfis order direct, ...
... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. ?? . - s ?? ?? MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1855. - , :, ΒΆ , ?? . Tl- - - - -i - -;V t.0 - -W - -. - -N -1 v- interest. First came the names of the officers who a had fallen on the 18th, followed by the official c statistics of our loss on :that hard-fought but disas- v -trous day. Happily our,first impressions on that is score were exaggerated. The glory of our ...
... pueah divided at this time of the year by so many nseeting6 t4hing plsde, that It is eol. ant dom we have afall audience ofprofeasionalO ; coneequently, the transactions made in a general way, are of ?? 3nsportan0ee than on- heyotherwise would be. The rooms daring the ptregentweek have been thinly attended, owing to the absence of ?? ttt Now- the castle.npon.Tyneasd although the racee there ...
... EXAINER AED TIMESV OrriE, Saturirday, ANiie a.m. SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. We have just received the following telegraphic despatch:- VIENNA, THURSDAY.-NeWs from Varna to the 28th report Sir George Brown, General Penne- father, and General Codrington as sick. Ali Pasha and General Scarlet have arrived. Three hundred of the Foreign Legion have arrived from England. ST. PETETRSBtuI, ...
... :oUtcopolitall alO V? robiltrial. ?? ?? -- ?? ?? ?? --l ?? ?? Iff--- - - TrnT(.n (lye THE TALUABLE MUSEUM OF CURIOSITIES AT KnitteH. by In reply to a, suiggesitan, made by him to the admiralty, Mr. t' rk- Stinner tras received the followiig :- XlialyJuele. t r- Deer ?? Pannmara will telegraph to Lard Region to give ol aorders for the protection of the mauseuamend ether-works aleart at t1 ...
... ggy' Tennyson's eagerly-expected volume of new poems is about bon- to appeas. twat Mrt Choales HIalle has been appointed its musical instructor e to the `Royal Branches, a cirunistance which, it is under eye stood, will require his residence in London. love A statue of Allan Ratusay is to be erected in Edinburgh, who where a memorial to the poetical barber has long been a desi- aere deratunm ...
... I AGAINST THE BALLOT, WtTE] T]RN ANSWEM. , ,. is i~tdp.hism on the Corn Lows.') 14rir r f thte Catechisma on the Corn Lws.') NO. II. r C Ifintted om Iast Saturday.) Vyri voter ought Anuswer.-Every man has a t e had a pub- public duty to perform, in *~rrtl5ee in the every act sith which the pub- (1 oiCliC Oe.-BEth lie is concerned. But ?? ,Qf 1iU3 'r ,Batib the public desires the duty to hbe ...
... , I MAdcHMTER EIA=ft AiND Tims' OFnx, 1 SAIUUDAY, TIsj . h' ' By ELRiOTHIV TRLEGRAiEF.3 HOUSE OF COMMONS.-LAST NIGHT. (CONTrINUE) LIMIT'EaTD LIABILITY IN PA11TNER31Ie. Air. MBALINS replied to the objections of Mr. Glyn. Air. CARDWELL expressed a qualified approval of the bill, . but cautioned the house against hastily legislating upon a subject of such vast importance to the commercial credit ...
... - .- - ~aist ?? en~definitve~!pl te miisei ?? .deitoff has been dlefliniieya- ekngpinted ambetld.0 ttuor to the coaist Iof Wutemberg ea i well T~i5H,2l!.-9nSaturday,' iotnn~iea rtiwl -owtll. lev titk h cmsdo h eond division of the :Pied- n nietal Montego airmy, replaciing GcetterA.la iltl dead 01 MADRID, ~8-.Brujl has presented his fintencial s. el itesa 1 do'to the Cortes. -He proposes to ...
... 3Local NEUM -~ iw~E~ 05THEi MANOCHESTERt Exc.HAttOE.-Lord ]~ti)niee is pparaceon Tuesday on the Exchange, ~ a ooddea ofattention among its frequenters. ~d ect~nipajedby Jamer; Platt, Esq. John Platt, Esq. ?? q.and Oliver Heywood, Esq, His lord4 ~ ~ruily eenig was the guest of Janses Platt, Rag. ~re BsuP r 'i~aaNCRSTER OFrIeCIATING Fast TuE DI14 DuqM-V er fo h a ut on Timses, pisOi' 0 d let, ...