... naturalist Dr. John Davy, brother of Sir Humphrey Davy—a noted chemist, geologist, and physiologist ; WilliaM Herapath, the celebrated analytical chemist, and his skilful son, Dr. Bird Herapath ; Dr. Elliotson, the apostle of Mesmerism : John Crawford, the ...

... frequent visits to to watch the progress of furnishing in the hotel Basilowsid, were seen walking down the Champs Elysees arm in arm, like Darby and Joan, and quite unattended. A new use has been found for petroleum refuse, which promises to be highly ...

... the tact that there are now six fewer peerages on the roll of the lords than there were twelve months ago. the earldom of Cardigan has been merged with the marquis/it. of Atlesbnry, while the niartinisate of Hastings, and the baronies of Belhaven, Craft ...

... frequent visit to to watch the progress of furnishing in the hotel Basilewskf, were seen walking down the Champs Elysces arm in arm, like Darby and Joan, and quite unattended. A new use has been found for petroleum refuse, which promises to l»e highly ...

... frequent visit: , to to watch the progress of furnishing in the hotel Basilewsd, were seen walking down the Chumps Elysees arm to arm, like Darby and Joan, and quite unattended. A new use been found for petroleum refuse, which promides to be highly advantageous ...

... The of men of note by their position or wealth have by the loss of Lord Ventry the Earl of Rqseberry Carrington the Earl Cardigan B L the Earl Shannon the of Downshire Right Hon S R Field Sir Edward Blakeney Brooke KCB of Sarawak and Capt Johnson Brooke ...

... one says. r„ m )a,^!T, l ,t bith- r and the bankrupt’s wife “Now. John. I think we’ll have this one down first,” « ruar>. 1. account of the bankrupt ■ ...

... frequent visits to to watch the progress of furnishing in the hotel Uasilewskl, were seen walking down the Champs Elysces arm in arm, like Darby and Joan, and quite unattended. A new use has been found for petroleum refuse, which promises to highly advantageous ...

... which the son was breaking grandly. The coast guard with the rockets sent line over the ship, and one the coastgnardsmen named Johns attempted to goon board. He, however, was knocked out of the suspended basket by the waves, and was drowue 1. The crew afterwards ...

... carrying with them tho gaol keys. Armed men stood guard to prevent any alarm from being given. At 4 o'clock the train, with the entire party, consisting of from seventy-five one hundred men, started off. They came well armed aud equipped for the work. They ...

... leader in question having, with his band, been armed and supplied the cost of the Atbeuian Government. Besides, every care has been taken confine the discussion to the question of the volunteers and the armed blockade-runners, so that, the Eastern ques- ...

... Henry l Floyd, Sir R. Digby Neave, Sir John Shaw, Sir William Abdy, Sir William Dickson, Sir Norton Joseph Knatchbull, Sir John Dean Paul, Sir Velters Cornewall, Sir John Chandos Read, Sir Henry Roddam Calder, Sir John Brocas Whalley- Smythe-Gardiner, the ...