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... DEATH OF THE EEV. DR, MAITLAND. The death was announced yesterday morning the Rev. Dr. Samuel Roffey Maitland, a gentleman of considerable mark in the Church of England. He was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated in 1816, having ...
... DAWSON ON DR. JOHNSON. I SECOND LECTURE. Having last week traced the biography uil Johnson up to that pexiod when prosperity shone full upon him, or in the words of the lecturer when clean-shirt-day camo twice a week instead of once a fortnight Mr. Daweon ...
... SECOND COURT. Before Mr. HILL. Jure J. Borland, of Burton upon-Trent.brickmaker.— First sitting. tbe rumination Mr. Ksst, Mr. K. Peat, Darby, was appointed assignee. J.Butitr, ...
... Mr. Raili, the eminent Greek merchant, has jo® presented to the Committee of King's College HospiW» through Dr. Priestley, the munificent of £6,000., :or the purpose of establishing ward for poor sick children in that institution. The ward is to be called ...
... KING EDWARD’S SCHOOL, BIRMINGHAM TESTIMONIAL TO TUB REV. DR. GIFFORD. ALL former Pupils desirous of joining in the Testimonial l>e pretaented the Pupils of School to the Rev. Dr. GIFFORD, the occasion of his Retirement from the Hem! Ma>lcrNhip.an r.*quewiod ...
... before the Stipendiary (Mr. I. Spooner), summoned there by the Overseers for arrears of assessment of their schools to the poor-rate. Mr. W. Hall appeared for the Overseers, and Mr. Thurstaua, of Wolverhampton, for the defendants. Mr. Thurstans called attention ...
... KING’S NORTON, On Wednesday evening last, the fortnightly entertainment was given in King’s Norton School. The Rev. J. M. L. Aston, M. A., vicar, presided. The readers were Mr, S. T. Ayres, Dr. Wrightson, and Mr. Moulton, the secretary, who. ...
... contained : Mr. Musln n, Hall Moor Piace, Church L.me, Aston —live specimens ; Mr. Hollier, Dudley—several (now hut to Mr. H. Woodward, of the British Museum, for examination); Mr. Henry Johnson, Dudley—several ; Mr. H. Allport, ...
... 1866.—Chairman, Mr. Jacob Phillips. Visitors, Rev.C.T. aud Captain Bullock. Physician and Surge on for the ensuing Keek, Dr. Fleming and Mr. West. Midunfery and vaccination, Tuesdays and Fridays, eleven o'clock, Dr. Suckling and Dr. Earle. ...
... KING’S HEATH. The Popular Entertainments, Dr. Marigold’s Prescription,” well read Capt. T. H. Gem, concluded the series of readings and musical entertainments which have given such unqualified pleasure to the inhabitants of this place. Every evening the ...
... Birmingham.— Mr. Thomas Prime. Coventry.—Mr. Thomas Berry. Derby.—Mr. T. W. Evaus. Droitwich.—Mr. W. Nutt. Dudley. —Alderman Hingley. Evesham.— Mr. W. T, Allard (fourth time). Hanley.—Mr. Joseph Stephenson. ...
... him. One of thesewashisbeiun carried into the cathedral at Lichfield to. hear the ecclesiastical morntebank, Dr. 9achoveral. From thin point Mr. Dawson went on to rapidly sketch she early career of Samuel Johnson-his being carried on the backs of his ...