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... that the Rev. Mr. Price is to keep wife. Mr. Moffat has come forward as a candidate for lloniton. The Rev. James Spence, D.D., of the Poultry (independent) Chapel, will officiate as chaplain to Mr. eheriff Abbies in lieu of the Rev. Dr. M`Caul, who averted ...
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... saliva was wasted. Dr. Seton repudiated being ashamed to avow that hr had smoked for 23 years daily, and his friend Dr. Innkester would bear him out in saying that be was nut the worse for the tobacco (a laugh). After some discussion, Mr. Charles Ilastinge ...
... Garter. Mr. Redgrave stated to the Committee on the South Kensington Museum, that Mr. Smith, of Lislestreet, he was Informed, intends ultimately to present to the Gallery of British Arta beautiful collection of aster-colour drawings, his property. Mr. C. ...
... effacing fingers with blistering certainty over a portion of this chaste little pile. Through the efforts of Mr. Thomas, and under the superintendence of Mr. \Vade, our town surveyor, the crumbling tablet was removed, and a white marble slab substituted, which ...
... person of Mr. Foxwhine father was a very small farmer in Suffolk, whose connections were of the humblest character, who himself worked as a lad in a Norwich factory, and who now represents one of onr moat demccratio boroughs—that of Oldham. Mr. Fox's position ...
... the sum of 235,1;16 forms (the florin is 21. bac.), collected at Bavaria. Mr. Hamilton. the original editor of the Northern Star, died last week. The Vienna journals announce that Mr. Roebuck, M.P. is now in that city, and that the object of his visit is ...
... kingdom. Agents for Carmarthen ;—Mavers.E.B. lures, Chemist. Lammas Street; B. M. Davies, King Street; J. W. White, Guildhall Square; and Messrs. J. H. Smith & Co., King Street. CAUTION !—ln tronsequence of the great success ti re these Latencies have oh• ...
... Pig trough—Mr. Davies, Load's Park. 8. I'i g trough—Mr. Evans, Tyrywann. CARMARTHEN MONTHLY MARKET.—At- trough—Mr. Jones, Tuwy Castle. held on Wednesday last, there was a Ism - Mr. Davie., Conrad lutchers in attendance, but they purchased _ - ...
... the Black Rod), Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart, Mr. B. Osborne, M.P , iir G. li. Seymour, Hon. W. Napier, Mr. liabbard, M.P., tie. Luring the progress of the procession the choristers ung to the music of Dr. Croft, I am the It surrection, I know that ...
... and hold such assizes. The judges are—Mr. - Baron Bramwell, Mr. Justice Byles, Mr. Justice Hill, Mr. Justice Blackburn, Mr. Justice Keating, and Mr. Baron Wilde ; and the following are the arrangements made:— ...
... France. Mr. Must and Mr. Lack have returned to their duties at the Board if Trade. Mr. Frederic Johnson. Vice-Consul at Acapulco, di appointed tar r Majesty's Consul at Tampico (both to Mexico), in the room of Colonel Curnberlage, damaged. Mr. Hrignon ...