The National Register.
London, England, 1821-12-23 00:00:00

On Wednesday last the election of the officers to the
above Instillation took place—the ►allot commenced at
eight o'clock, and closed at four. The numbers baying
been cast up, wet, declared to be as follows:
For Physicians—Gordon, 282; Cowie, 270; Lefevre,
174; Uwins, 148.
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r, 1189; Kingdom, itil ; Choholey,

For
177 ; Collier, 11.
For Resident Apothecary—Sample, INS; Rolls, 913;
Partridge, 1 ; Fletcher, 0.
For Conte tor—Bircheye. 907; flyer, 114 ; Slarling,64 ;
Walker, 49; Wilson, 8 s Cooper, 6. • •
For Secretary—Mr. J. Pullen, junior, ensulesosisly.
Qrs. Gordon and Cowie as Physicians, Means. Ellerby
and Kivgdon as Surgeons, Mr. W. Semple as Resident
Apothecary, Mr. Birdseye as Collector, and Mr. J. Pullen,
junior, as Secretary, were of coarse declared to be the
officers duly elected; ■nd we may, without fear sf con-
tradiction, assort, that no Dispensary in esistmace can
boast a smore respectable or efficient Medical Eats.-
blislement.—To the credit of this opulent pari>•h we
may add. that in little more than a month from the ap.
pointasent of a Committee to consider the proptiety of
!Neil an Institution, its funds exceed a Thonsand Pounds !
—The necessary measures are taking for the immediate
commencement of its beueficial operation, and we co • i-
dently anticipate the greatest possible service to the lower
classes, from the facility et relief which they may 1141 W
enjoy, without estrangement Irons their families, or moris•
ficatlon of their honest and laudable pride.

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SPECIAL COMMISSION. •
LIMERICK, Dec. 17.—John M`Namanst anal
Thomas Mollony were indicted this day for the
murder of Mrs. Torrance; they were both found
guilty, and sentenced to be executed on Wednes-
day, and their bodies delivered for dissection, which
sentence was tarried into execution amid au im-
mense concourse of spectators.
Some of the subscribers to the Bridge-street As..
sociation, it is said, intend to call a meeting imme-
diately, to take into consideration the state of its
affairs. Three or four gentlemen of respectability,
who were among the-original subscribers, it is un-
derstood, have taken upon themselves the task, and
will no doubt meet with the support ofmany other,:.
Yesterday a new Lottery was contracted for, by
Messrs. Bish, Carroll, Hazard and Co. and J. Sive-
wright, upon the usual Conditions. . •
No. 18,602, drawn on Thond ty lasi a Prime of
£5 000, was Sold in Shares by Csnaorit, who also
Sold in Shares No. 11,486, a Prise of 230,000,
drawn the Second Day, besides several minor Ca-
pital&
A a osu R tSO,OOO S'atden Shares by HAZARD.
—The Ticket No. 18,900, drawn on Thursday last
a Prize of t30,000,3vas sold in Shares by HAZARD
& Co. who also Sold in Shores No. 16.487, a Prise
of C. 5,008, drawn the Third. Day.
The lady of Lord Chief Justice Holt being very
ill, Dr. Radcliffe paid her more attention than was
customary with him. Thisr was observed, and it
was the more remarkable, as it was well known that
the Doctor mortally hated Holt ; accordingly, some
of his friends asked him the reason ; " Why," said
Radcliffe, " I know that Holt wishes the woman
dead, so I am determined to keep her alive to pier*
him.'

CHRISTMAS.
Decemher's chilling blasts to cheer,
What joy when Christmas does appear;
Then we chime dull care sold woe,
And kiss beneath the tuisletoe.
The sezes each with simians care,
Wish to adorn, with taste, their bair,
Where on the Iseadl a burets Nail,
tttr ROWLAND's fani'd AI/CA.6BAR OIL.
'Twill mike the hair pronstely crow,
And'grace and elegant* 1)4-aline;
And it the colones Red or Grey..
Which does not beauty well display.
Then, if to change it yon desire,
Make use of HOW LAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE,
Bosh Oil and Essence you will sweet
At Nu. I, in Kirby-street.

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Nubs.
At his house is Upper Gower erect, fba Ivry of ). Faultier, eeq. of
a ion.
In Broad street, the lady of .1. Commove, Jut. esq. era sea.
Mr.. W. )trirras, of I.re* COI.III MIK.. tt a 101..
At furnhaut green terrace, the lei, of J. F. Munklmare, seq. of ♦. *
11011.
Oattoaday lag, al Wobara abbey, the DeePteas of Bedford, of a •Wai
iestneD.
At Declivity, It.. Dempster, esq. of Brighton, to Agni daargliter of
I. Waffttrd, ea+ of Chellone place Wee.. linelins.
At M. Moldoed's. Bread sheet, Mr. Elliott, a Irltitlay street, to Nip
M. C. Raker, of Mlle end.
At Stenos, .1. W. Twit", pet. of the tton. East India Comptrirs
deli persica, to Nary, eldest slaughter of W. Deasy, esq of Altos
hall, Suffolk.
At the Ambassador's chapel, la Paris I. 0. Detractor'. of
formerly of the 10th Light Gragoww, to cathatiste &Mask daughter of
Sir J. Donal ay. of 13041101400.
At Clielrea,Capt. reason, 11.11. to Mbe

Dab.
At ber ►oose In Glowerwer place, Portals Imam, t►e Ilott.
intim aid, aged 64. with,* 1,4 the late Licat.-essimsel iitssres:sl. st
Ilse 11.1 IJfr Ituartla, w o fell et Wench.).
Al Facto idttest..tlll, Ilene atter a loots and palatal WWI*, N 1.,r
Bower& late of the Ilth re,jment.
On tk ithn tti October last, at It. tides*, M. I..knoziton, ate.
sargeoa.
At Brighton, Stmonnah, wife of the Rev. It. Dedwell, of Meade".
bawd.
Ots tht Otts of Tel, lot, et Mysore. aged Si, cap. P. Natalia.%
►r t►e Madras artillery.

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