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... arrival we are placed in possession of news of the long-lost African explorer, Dr. Baikie, regarding whose fate there has been so much speculation. It will be remembered that Dr. Baikie was attached for some time to the Niger expedition, and the last heard ...
... THE FALSE^ TIDINGS OF DR. LIVINGSTONE. The following letter, dated Zanzibar, 24th November, from Mr. Kirk, acting political agent, to Mr. Gonne, Secretary to Government, was on the 20th inst., placed at the disposal of the press: Sir,—For the informa- ...
... professors of King's College, London, of the services of Dr. West in performing the duties- connected with the chair of midwifery in the college last year, during the illness of Professor Priestley. The' Principal of King's Col- lege; Dr. Watson/President ...
... CHARACTER AND LIFE OF DR. PRITCHARD. The convict Edward William Pritchard is the son Mr. John White Pritchard, a captain in the Royal Navy, and was born in 1825 at Southsea, Hants. After going through the usual preliminary education he was apprenticed ...
... THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN ON DR. TEMPLE. be- The following is the letter-referred to in a special tele. ters. gram on Satiarday-of Dr. lWordsworth, Bishop of Lincoln tter to the Bishop-elect of Exeter, in reply to a letter of the had latter I beg to acknowledge ...
... ARCTIC REdIONs.-Dr. Hayes, who attended the late Dr. Kane on his last voyage in search of Sir J. Franklin, and who afterwards pro- ceeded to the North in the little schooner United States, has returned to Upernavik, in Greenland, in safety. Dr. Hayes sailed ...
... THE FUNERAL OF DR. VACIIELL. On Wednesday the town presented a somewhat mournful aspect from the general partial closing of the shops, not only in the immediate locality of the residence of the late Dr. Vachell, but in every direc- tion, showing the esteem ...
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... the cushion he knocks, As if anxious to know what is in it. He scolds at the people who sit in the pews- Pat takes them for kings and princesses; (With his little bare feet-he delights in their shoes. In his rags he feels proud of their dresses !) The parson ...
... mere official refusal. He invited the hospital su.gfon, Dr. Stokell, to take tea at his house. Dr. Stokell went, was kept in conversation by Mrs. Crowther for a considerable time, but did not see Dr. Crowther. Suspecting that he had been de. ceived, he ...
... keeping, oducation,. &c. Mr. Fair- grieve accordingly brought the young Prince to England,. and Bonta -WVorkey is: now.' travelling with the Queen's menageric throughout the United King- 3 domn located in a beautiful state saloon, which Mr. Fair- 3 grieve has ...
... FUNERAL OF DR. VACHELL. The interment of the remains of the late Dr. Charles Redwood Vachell took place on Wednesday morning. Seldom has a similar event awakened so much interest in the town. In fact, since the decease* of the late Marquis of Bute, there ...