... From Dr. Ferguson, Professor of King’s College “[ have repeatedly prese tibed Mr. Dianeford’s Solution of in dis- Magnesia, anu found itan a and usefol remed. orders of e stomach. “ROBERT FERGUSON, M.D. Copy of a Letter from Dr. Conquest, Physician to ...

... Charles and Mrs. Sale. Mr. Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Sampson, Rev. B. H. and Mrs. Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. V. Stallard, Dr. and Mrs. Walpole Simmons, ...

... Tueiday evening, meeting, in mpport of the London Religion* Tract Society, wa* held,at the King'* Head ton, Gloucester; Ale*.Maitland, Esq. the chair. The Rev. Dr. Winter, of London, attending in behalf of the Parent Society, addressed the meeting, embracing ...

... MR. HASTINGS, M.P., at KING'S HEATH. Mr. G. W. Hastings, M P., on Tuesday addressed a meeting at the King's Heath Board Schools; Dr. Deane taking the chair. resolution thanking Mr. Gladstone for his past ...

... week, Dr. Nash ; Surgeon, Mr. Carden. Physician for the ensuing week, Dr. Maiden ; Surgeon, Mr. Sheppard.—ln-patients— admitted, discharged, 13. Out-patients—admitted, 14; discharged, 12. In the house, 100. Casualties during the week :— Ann ...

... Worcester Infirmary. Physician for the week, Dr. Nash; Surgeon, Mr. Sheppard; Physician for the ensuing week, Dr. Nash ; Surgeon, Mr. Pierpoint. In-patients admitted, IS; discharged, 12. Out-patients—admitted, 12; discharged, 6. In the house, 90. Casualties ...

... THE WRITER OF THIS LETTER i is Mr. It. Casleton, IS, King ► i ► George Street, Greenwich, * * London, S.E. He says : £ * * I have been for yea-s martyr to very bad form of headache, which attacked nearly every sometimes, quite prostrating T me. I was ...

... KING'S NORTON. On Tuesday, August 3, the Right Rev. Dr. Doane, Bishop of New Jersey, attended by Mr. Lordship's chaplain, and Dr. Hook, Vicar of Leeds, honoured the Rev Henry Clarke, Rector of Northfield, with a visit for a few days. The Bishop was received ...

... address the large assembly. }° the ability and zeal of the Rev. B. N ' who as tbe first incumbent of the c Dr„ ,- r five ears oured as curate under Mr. y ai « ngs termi nated by the singing of the Sorib er . 6ubs equently a large party of the clergy ciou ...

... insensible Hie ground, where she remained for some time. Cook received very severe injuries, and Mr. W. Scofield, surgeon, of Balsall-heath, was called to attend her. Mr. VV. H. Powell appeared for the prosecutrix, and the defendant was fined 40s. and costs, ...

... this association met iu arcordaace with tbeir usual custom, at the bouse of Mr. Itewia, Mr. George Perks in the chair. The ehatrmau having opened the bus ness of the evening, Mr. T. O. Hadswell brought forward hi* motion, which had given notice at the previous ...

... THE TRUE SCOTS PILLS, . Invented by Dr. Anderson, of Edinburgh, to King Charles the First, RE by B. H. Inghsh alone, the Doctor's fared faithfully from the Origi sentative, at No. 165, Strand, London, where that Medi- cine ooly has been sold for nearly ...