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... instruction in all the of the ornamental, branches of education. tn ''slactory references would be given. Address, I• Z., 64, Duke,street, Liverpool. l erat - '13,1 4 of 0 f a YOUNG LADY of 7!irteteen are deco..,Piacing her in a respec in Ladies' Seminary ...
... likely to succeed Sir Nicholas Tindall. Numerous candidates are represented as likely to start for the representation of Cambridge, on the approaching vacancy: among those already named are Mr. Cavendish, Mr. Goalburn, Mr. F. Pollock, Mr. C. Law, Mr. George ...
... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Cavendish, grandson of Lord George Cavendish, has been put in nomination for Cambridge University, and Mr. Alderson has, in consequence, resigned. The L'arl of Rosslyn has been appointed to the office of Lord Privy Seal. Lord ...
... which be delivered, on Friday night, in the House of Commons, described the Roman Catholic priests as devils incarnate! The Cambridge University election will take place tomorrow. .Mr. Bankes comes forward on the tory and Mr. Cavendish on the whig interest ...
... Cwsar at the head of the Roman army. Jenny! Bring Serjeant Morrison the remains of the goose and a bottle of porter! 'lnc DUKE OF WELLINGTON.—Numerous proofs are before the public of the prompt decision of his grace ; but we should consider few more ...
... course of time, be made acquainted with all the ramifications of this audacious outrage. THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.—I shall not attempt to describe the contour of the duke; that may be seen in all his portraits, but especially in the caricatures of his person ...
... ri tt Ocittare, London, by the Rev. the Dean of Lincoln, the Duke lita ir e . l ,4h to Lady Charlotte Thynne, third daughter of tile Marquis tly b i e totiess of Bath. His Grace the Duke of Bedford gave the ttttt . 4 waY. After the ceremony the happy ...
... STAKIS were won by Ballad Singei , berating I,ouisa and Pi•—Lord Scarborough's Cambridge walked , for his Majesty's of guineas. tihi 1. TUESDAY. ,• 14, 11 „ , i , h grace the Duke of Wellington was present on the Grand Stand, L:. l ' d ed by a crowd of the ...
... is enacted, that No Physician shall be eligible to thislnstitution, unless he has graduated at the University of Oxford, Cambridge, Dublin, Edinburgh, or Glasgow. Any Physician piacusing Midwifery, or engaged in the business of an Apothecary, shall be ...
... n, brings them in debtors to the citizens for upwards of £50,000. A SINGULAR SHOT.—Mr,Strutt, park-keeper to his grace the Duke of Devonshire, at Chatsworth, after looking out for a good fat buck, and having fixed upon a prime one, fired killed it, and ...
... Thrtissington, after a most afflicting illness, aged 95, the Rev. Win. Casson, M.A. of St. Joint's College, Cambridge, Domestic Chaphin to his Grace the Duke of Marlborough more than 50 yew 8, Vicar of Thrtissington, and 33 years Rector of Nortomjnxta-rwycruss ...
... recently, taken his accustomed exercise, on account of the fogs: The Duke of Cumberland is nearly recovered from a rather severe attack of illness, brought on by a cold. The Duke of Clarence is in a frail state of body. l'AxE , Ca RE OF YOUR NOSE.—On ...