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... DR. DOWIE INSULTS THE KING. The Chroleicte'o Melboarneoriespoodent sap that great indignation has been aroused in Adelaide by Dr. Dome's statement that Kin Edward will only get to heaven by the akin of his teeth , and that nobody imagined the King ...
... passage, which Hoare also copied in his History of Modern Wilts:— Mr. Lambert Morehouse, a learned man, wax preferred to this rectory by Dr. Iliuchmso, then Bishop of @arum ; he wrote against Mr. Potter's interpretation of the number 668, and was angry with ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND DR. LIVINGSTONE At a great met ting held last week at Cambridge, on behalf of the Oxford and Cambridge Mission to Central Africa, the Chancellor o the Exchequer spoke in the following terms of Dr. Livingstone : had not the honour ...
... MR. ASHE KING AND CHARLES LAMB. Mr. Ashe King on Tuesday evening delivered the second lecture of his course on Some English Essayists at the Victoria Hall, Salisbury, in connection with the Salisbury University Extension Lectures Association. The lecturer ...
... Esq., p.R.s., Professor Surgery in King’s College, Surgeon King’s College Hospital, &c. ; C. G. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Esq., P.R.S., Assistant Surgeon to King’s College Hospital; T. Callaway, Esq ...
... THE KING'S HOSPITAL PIING MR. CARNEGIE'S MIINMCENT GIFT. The Bank of England ban received from Mr. Andrew Carnegie the munificent donation of 100,0001. for the King Edward's Hospital Fund for London. This gift is made un• conditionally, and ...
... The King of the Belgians on Thursday left England 1 for the Continent. Dr. Grant, the Roman Catholic Bishop of South- ' wark, who had been in declining health for several months, died on Thursday morning. Fine mackerel were selling at St. Ives on Sunday ...
... their return, Mr. Sergeant Talfourd addressed them on behalf the traverser, and called Dr. M'Michael and Dr. Bright, of London, as witnesses. The Jury, l>eing appealed to by the Judge, stated, that, from their own observation of Mr. Tubb, and from what ...
... CAUTION. THE TKUE SCOTS PILLS, invented Dr. Anderson, of Edinburgh, Physician to King Charles the First, are prepared faithfully from the original Recipe, by B. H. INGLISH alone, the Doctor's only Representative, at No. 165, Strand, London, where they ...
... following ,—Canon. Mrs., and the Misses Olivier, the Rev. and Mrs. E. 11. Parken, the Misses Parken, the Revs. Walter Mash, A. Baker, and N. ehorland, Dr. and Mrs. Vawdrsy Lush, Dr. and Mrs. Kempe, ...
... Wigram, Mr. and Mrs. ist%Wigan. Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Hen. NM Westea. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. White, Mrs. ...
... fern at Mr. Norton's, above.—Thefe Drops . >!d (by appointment) cs. 3d. each bottle, duty *- Mr. Collin;, Piinter, Saliflaury Mr. Motley, 'h Mefirs. J. an B. Newnham, Common; Mn. liner, BriiW; Mr. Hazard, Bath; Mr* Moffat, \V ...