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... iJJffiSSriSU. I No. 5284. AL, Williamson-square. THIS EVENING AND TO MORROW. WHO SPEAKS FIRST? Captain Charles Mr. J. 0. Oowper. Mrs. Ernest Militant Miss Goodall. After which, THE GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, Founded the well-known Story entitled ...
... health, and some^ely n y ater noon he was able to and a ltat at Frodbaam. Towarda tern or eleven o&clock, bow- ever, whilst speaking to his daughter, he expired suddenly, heart disease, whih he was known to have been troubled with, beingthe-caus of death ...
... Middiesex. His illness was not of long duration. having originated with a cold, contractcd n on his Visit to Coventry, to speak on behalf of Sir I S. ?? Kav-Shuttleworth. Since Monday, the 14th | instant, he was confined to his house, and the cold I ' ...
... Thoma tou-street. Interred at Nirk- dale Cemetery Nov. 9. Cuzberlaud papers olease copy. SPEAK-Nov. 5, at 23. Solomon-street ]Kensing. to, aged 86 yealrsn Willian Speak. myAdRNov. S, at ?? residence, 74, Grove- stdeet, Liverpoolo aged 59 ?? ?? Interment, ...
... College of Physicians o. London, by l)r. IG. F. Collier, published by Longman andCo.lt small defect In this compilation (speaking of the 'Pharmacopeia') that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes ; yet we know tbat hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...
... seconding, remarked that there was no doubt at all that Southport as a town had lost a friend. He ivas not speaking politically. (Hear, hear.) He was speaking in the broadest sense. Southport had lost a man who had the will and to a great extent the power to ...
... you to spend and be spent for the enlargement, of this portion of the Redeemer's cause. I speak not thus because I would have you selfish or sectarian, but I speak this because I love this house,—because I love you, and because I believe that your interests ...
... Examiner, who is a medic-il man, speaking of the extensive consumption of bacon, cad of the probability of a still more extensive consumption of salted provisions, in consequence of the new tarif, says, Now (I speak professionally) this ex- tensive use ...
... mall, succeeded in getting him on dry land. He had sunok spon his knees as they were supporting him, and was endeavoring to speak, bhot could only utter convulsive inarticulate snurld. They thought he was fainting, aood got him some-water, which thiey pressied ...
... the new bishopric scheme stretched his energies to a tension incapable of withstanding con- tinued pressure. He died, so to speak, in the work he loved most. The political associa- tions of Liverpool with her dead member may soon fade, for they were co ...
... there remained we great hope that, sad as the turn the illn bad Co of taken, the energy of go Young a man, coupara- ra tively speaking, would bffie the attack. The hope kly proved illusive, for Canon MUNeile succumbed of next day, as just recorded. In Liverpool ...
... given to brigandage. He then gives history of the brigandage which different periods has desolated the kingdom Naples. He speaks in severe terms of the former Neapolitan army, which, although composed 180,000 aoldian well armed and equiped, fell back ...