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... First Silver Medal.—Mr. W. M. Richards, of Norwood, in Surrey. Second Silver Medal.—Mr. William Gill, of Nottingham. IN THE CLASS OF MIDWIFERY—Dr. Davis, Professor. Gold Medal.—Mr. George Atkinson, of Sheffield. First Silver Medal.—Mr. ...
... unanimously agreed that the thanks of the meeting should be given to him. The motion for this purpose was made by Mr. Lucas, and seconded by Mr. Price, who said, that considering the many burthens to which every householder was liable, and which were often ...
... Printers,Newport. Mr. J. Clarke, Printer, Chepstow. Mr. Watkins, Postmaster, ..Abergavenny. Mr. Jones, .Japanner,Usk. Messrs. H. Webber and Son,Printers, .Pontypool. Mr. W. Bird, Postmaster, Cardiff. Mr. Phillips, ...
... Printers, Newport. Mr wSl griater, Chepstow.. Mr. Watkins Postmaster, ..Abergavenny. Mr. Jones, Japanner,Usk Messrs. H. Webber and Son,Printers, Pontypool Mr. Wm. Evans, r> J,; Mr. W. II. Vale, Printer'Hereford J}-W Bird, Postmaster, ...
... vacant representation of Cambridge, viz. Mr. G. Bankes, the Secretary to the Board of Control, and Mr. Cavendish, of Trinity College. Mr. Alderson has declared himself a candidate, but withdrew immediately Mr. Caven- dish, at the request of a number of ...
... watery grave. Mr. R. S. Tisrhe, in a petition to Parliament, mentions that Mr. Jones, the Marshal of the King's Bench Prison, has realised from £ 300,000 to £ 400,000 since he has been Marshal. The Earl of Eldon had an interview with the King on Saturday ...
... Printers Newport. Mr wftl* .Printer, .Chepstow, Postmaster, Abergavenny. Spanner, Usk Messrs. H. Webber and Son,Printers,Pontypool. Mr. Wm. Evans Br ^•W.HVale Printer,l.V.SSrd. MR pv/'ir Postmaster,Cardiff. ^r- £ hllhPs> Draper Coleford; Mr. Farror, -Printer ...
... extra. The winner to be sold for 250 guineas, &c. Heats, the Old Mile. Mr. Sadler's Tokay, aged 0 I 0 dr Mr. Day's bl m Brisk, 5 yrs 1 0 0 2 Mr. Brown's Bhurtpore, 5 yrs 2 0 0 dr Lord Mountcharles's Coronet, 4 yrs 0 2 1 1 First heat—3 to 1 ...
... In order to be safe, he (Dr. Matthias) consulted Dr. Lushington, who saw nothing to prevent the paper going to proof. After the death of Goldsmid, he (Dr. Matthias) ascertained that his character was bad, which he stated to Dr. Lushington, who observed ...
... auction mart, for £ 138,450. The mansion and offices of Oatlands, with 776 acres of land, produced £50,000 Lord King was the principal purchaser, and Mr. Sparkes, a wealthy land-owner of Surrey, the next in amount. DEATH BY LIGHTNING.—On Friday, during the thunder- ...
... the law. Mr. Harmer then explained the transaction as follows:—The defendant having two barrels of ale, which had got somewhat stale, applied to a Mr. Webb, who had been long engaged in the public line, to know what he had best do with it; and Mr. Webb ...
... relating to the estate and effects of the late Sir Thomas Millington, an eminent physician in King Charles's reign, has been finally determined in favour of Dr. Boucher, with full costs of suit. The case was briefly this:—Sir Thomas left three daughters ...