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... r-the K~ing On his arrival at St. James's. I is- 'ihe King held a Levee at two o'clock. tt ne HijS Mlajesty's Hlonourable Corps of 6entlemen at ID 1(d Arnie lined thle Presence Chamber under thle command if hie of the Clerk of the Cheque. ti ds Mr. Aranjrs ...
... SUICIDE OF THE KING OF BAVARIA. It having been formally announced that the King of Bavaria, according to the unanimous opinion of the most eminent medical authorities, was suffering from a serious malady which wonld permanently prevent him from carrying ...
... THE PROPAGATION SOCIETY AND DR. COLENSO. Some months age a Mr Colley left England for the purpose of acting as Dean and Archdeacon of Natal, under Bishop Coleuso, and bad interviews with the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishops of Worces. teriand ...
... follows :-Mr. Layton John Hemrnuent, Mr. Augustus Wclls, MNr. Xustin Withers, Mir. James Wheeler, Ur. Henry Cbislett, Mr. Charlos Stocks, Mr.John Henry Power, MIr. Williamu Langmeed, Mr. John Mackey, Mr. John ...
... institutions. ln conclusion, Dr. Parker saidr no committee was responsible for khs utterances; he had spoken personally, independe.At- ly, and fearlessly. RHYL. Local Government Board Inquiry.--On NWTednes- day Mr Meade King, an inspector of the Local ...
... THE KING OF SARDINII AND THE ARMY. A drpi,1- 1. Ta __ M-_ L_ -AN A Lt - A circular letter was on Tuesday addressed to the comn- marnding officers of the undermentioned regiments* : HonsE-GUARDS, Oct. 4, 1856. Rol Sir,-The King of Sardinia haying been ...
... DR. BOOK'S SERMON ?? fl~prr nOVA] PREFACHEAi) BEFORE THlE QUEEN, tIN ifE 17au JUNE, 1838. Hoar tu li kjurch,,,_.Mottltesv aiti. 7 Tliis litle sao ~llai V, if' ?? Wve ar nlow 11MIT0' bled, vill ?? be reg'srded by thle -nls hrh If Mail withI feelings of ...
... the British Association, consisting of the I President, the Rev.Dr. Lloyd, the Rev. Dr. Robinsonz of Armagh, Sir Roderick Murchison. Mr. M'Gregor s Laird, and Colonel Sabine, accompanied by Dr. Living- I stone, have also had an interview with Lord Claren- ...
... un- 'deotaken by the above-named contractors is here joined by the tunnelling of Mr. Jay. This fine piece of work continues the line of railway. beneath the horse-road to King's-cross, where it enters on an open cutting, which is just now crossed in every ...
... the L Rev. Dr. Croly :- 0 Sin,-1 do not wvish to speak in tny instance with e disrespect of any Government appointed by our King. l I feel the due reverence for the acts of Majesty. But t I speak of a (iovernment not appointed by oar King b, -the governors ...
... upon the King, both i this world and thenorld to come and ?? sli=ht variation, is :.repreated at thepresentatioin to -his Mlijesty of the ball, thesaword,-.the K~in , aindIthcseeptre.' At length his .Mjesty has realised the child's idea of a king. He is ...
... COURX OF KING'S BENCH-MONDAY. ITBlE AIPPLEBY HALL AFFASIR.rl The K~ing v. the Proprieorsts of the Satirist News. se ic Paper.-'lle Attorney General was instructedto move, M Ison tie part of George Moore, Esq., a gentleman resid- pr id ing in Leicestershire ...