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4° the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY,
Manttb. i.onbon eritette.
: is- AT THE BACHELOR OF ARTS' COMMENCEMENT,
LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
Ind • 'l' the ANNUAL BOARD of the LIVERPOOL INFIR-
ANTED, a PARTNER in a respectable Iron Foundry, JANUARY 19, 1833, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1833.
MARY, it having been determined that .TWO SUR-
W in Liverpool; one who can command about a Thousand MODERATORS
Pounds will find this a very desirable opportunity of entering PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
tS* ONS shall be appointed to the Lock Wards about to
.be
HENRY PHILPOTT, M.A. Catherine Hall.
the -eted, I take the liberty of presenting myself your notice
into a good Established Business. _e, JOHN HYMERS, M.A., St. John's College- G. Biggs and J. Bold, White Lion-court, Wych-street, Strand, ma- ,
a Candidate: Apply (letters post paid) to Mr. ISAYCOCK, iron Merchant, chinists.-W.- Hawley and A. and G. Cox, Nottingham, stone-masoi...
ye,
I am, Ladies and Gentl en, Fazakerley-street. EXAMINERS
-S. D. Leak and J. Hall, Hanley, Staffordshire, manufacturers LI !
Your most obedient Servant, Liverpool, Jan. 22, 1833. FRANCIS MARTIN, M.A., Trinity College, lawns.-Newton and Richardson, Salford, pawnbrokers.-J. Byron -
HUGH
ROBERT MURPHY. M.A., Caius college. . and J. Kerr, Ipswich, Suffs Lc, tea-dealers. -G. Brown and Co., Broad- • ..•
NEILL, Surgeon.
it- %ford-street, Abercromby-square, Jan. 15, 18.33. street, Ratcliffe, sail-makers.-S. and W. Hargood, Surrey-plot,
Ellice,weesicaaias.
in ~, ro be *d b. Ds Ds Power,
Caius. Tate, Cath. Old Kent-road, pawn-brokers.-J. Joseph and C. Joplin, Manchester,
Emm. wine-merchants.-Williamson and Graltam, Haberghain Eves, near
'0 the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. - Boa-stead' Pemb. Peat, Pet, Burnley, Lancashire, iron-founders.-R. Chuter and J. Jones, Lon- . .
• My LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, A HARP to be Sold; very fine tong; double action; by - Palm, Caius, Barker, W. G. Joh, don.-E. and T. Tyrrell, Guildhall, solicitors.-J. and M. Milian,
•ty, HE decision to erect a detached LOCK HOSPITAL ,1-,lk_ ' Schwieso nearly new. A Stri g- x, with divisions, well Kemplay, Trin. Percy, Joh. • Hawes, Yorkshire, spirit-merchants.-Pooley and Gatrill, Shepherd's - i
he 1, having been announced, I respectfully beg leave to offer filled with the best Italian Stlings, ravelling case lined and Phelps, Trin, Kempe, Clare, market and Carrington-mews, May-fair, carmen.-R. Edwards, .I.
Pound, Joh. Speck Joh. Poole, and R. Wilson, La Guayra, South America, and Edwards and
7klf a ask.NDIDATE for the appointment of Honorary padded. A small but select collec a of Harp Music, by the
red , first masters. • Cartmell, Emm. Langston, Joh. Poole, Liverpool, inereliants.-Gore and Sheustou, Shoreditch, seat-
tatGEON to that Establishment, and trust that the Office I
Jenard, • Caius. Watford, Trin. makers.-Barrow and Bruminell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, painters.--
of ke't, filled for nearly four years in thcflufirmary, will justify Also, a fine-toned TENOR, by Clements, mahogany case, Barber, Joh. Huxtable, Trio. B. Eccles and Co., Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton-spinners ;as far
0 soliciting your suffrages, and :Ruder any professions of &c. complete. Fowler, Trin, Hildyard, Christ's. as regards J. Eccles.-0. Reggie and Co., Glasgow, brass-founders ;as
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1-Y II-14 unnecessary. Apply to the Printer of this paper. Gowring, _Tree Jones, L. Queens'. far as regards 0. Reggie.
•it 111 Your most obedient servant, Brown, J.H. Trin. Ward, Corpus. BANKRUPTS.
1I ! T. SIMON, House Surgeon. Boteler, Trin. Jacob, Emm.
James Hall, Liverpool, wine-merchant, Feb. 12, March 1, at one
al Vresary, Jan. 15, 1833. To br ,',,,,...,0tb or ILO. Hankinson,
Trin. Marshall, •
Christ's Greensill, Trin.
Corpus. o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool ; solicitors, Messrs. Ad-
Nicholson, `\
To the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. Radcliffe,
rip° be SOLD or LET, WAVERTREE WIND and Thompson, J. Joh.
Joh. Smith,
Brewitt, .1 Bp,. Pet
Pet. tel Tinison, Dover, draper.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. I_ STEAM CORN MILLS, with DWELLING-HOUSE, • Inman 1 Joh. Wilson, R.e "-ee Joh. Joseph Beaumont and Thomas Holt, Cornhill, tailors.
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Jesus,Cjlahr e . Emm.
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Georn•e Score, Lincoln's-inn-fields, and Lambeth-road, scrivener.
tr being decided, at the Annual Board of the Liverpool In- Stable, and other Appurtenances thereto beloneing. The Al ids Quirk, J '''
BCBauronllwtreennil, David Farrow, Farringdon-street and High Holborn, gunsmith.
1 firraasy, that Two Surgeons should be appointed for the are conveniently situated on a good about two miles from Bamfield, Simon Stright, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, hat-manufacturer..
Fisher,Thomas Gaukrodger, Huddersfield, merchant.
firma,
Hospital about to be erected, I beg most respectfully to Liverpool, and contain eleven p f Stones, (seven pair of
eica
Howlett, Joh. Barnes v Trin. John Greene, Ampthill, Bedfordshire, scrivener.
'er myself as a CANDIDATE, and etust my having studied which are French stones,) with th e Flour Machines, Drying Feachem,l x• Trinity. Myers,' '-'l* Clare.
I•eral years in Dublin, London, and Hie principal Continental Kiln, and Meal Tackle, all in good tenantable repair. If sold, Fawcett, s e"q• Magd. Taylor, Joh. William Hevcoek, Henry Heveock, and Edwin Ileycock, Beeston
Royds, Yorksbire, cloth-manufacturers.
°Vitals will justify me in soliciting your suffrages, a considerable part of the purchase money may remain on most- Wright, • Trim. Roots, Jesus.Thn. William Spencer, Manchester, tavern-keeper.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, gage, if required.-For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES Heathcote, Joh. Weston, Catherine Itateliff, Knoekin-hall, Shropshire.
• Your obedient servant, ROSE, Wootton Mills, near Liverpool. ' Paley, Joh. Bathurst, Joh. John Berkley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant.
-i BARNES VAUGHAN.
Joh.
JUNIOR
°MMES.
Barker, J. H. Joh. Ds Lyde Trin. DIVIDENDS.
t • ' Or Springfield-street, St. Ann's. On graft. Caton,
Trin. Rose,
Christ's Marsden. Clare. Feb. 11, R. Thomson and T. D. Mildred, Sun-court, Cornhill, mar-
Haworth,
Cath. chants.-..-Feb. 8, H. Day, Crooked-lane, oil-broker -Feb. 13, W.:
and ' Ito the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. .
FLINT AND CROWN GLASS.
Manners, Trin. Sharp,
Corpus. Sale, Ma.'d. Sell, St. Martin's-lane, bookseller.-Feb. 20, T. Hudson, Northbrook,
Joh. Surrey, cattle-salesman.-Feh. 15, A. Hood, Darlington-place, South-.
anly ' LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, -
HOMER has constantly on Sale at his Manufactory, Wilkinson, Jesus. North, J. W. Trin. wark-bridge-road, spirit-dealer. -Jan. 23, B. Sewell and W. Garrod,
having been determined, at a Meeting of the Annual
• corner of Price-street, Old Dock, a large and valuable SENIOR OPTIMES. Stockdale, Trin. Hackney, drapers.-Jan. 29, R. George, Parker-street, Drury-lane, ,
elass ~1304. •yd of the Liverpool Intirmweto erect a LOCK HOS- LI
Assortment of Cut and Plain GLASS of every description. Chambers, Joh, Price, R. M. Queens' stage-coach maker.-Feb. 8,, J. Fox, Newgate-street, cabinet-maker.
• pub 'cAL, I respectfully beg leavette offer myself as a CAN-
Also, Crown Glass in crates an xes. Loder,
Gwilt. Trin, Dusautoy,
Canis. Williams, Joh. -Feb. 8, E. Robson, Leeds, grocer.-Feb. 8, J. Morrell, Borough-
Magd. bridge., Yorkshire, victualler.-Feh. 12, J. Meeks and T. Gummery,
ATE for the appointment of Honorary SURGEON to
hat Merchants, Captains, and alers supplied on the lowest Stoddart, Jesus. Wix, Pet Warwick, upholsterers.-Feh. 8, W. Paget, Birmingham, hosier.
Establishment.
Pemb. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shewn to the eon-
be I I have the honour to be, - terms for Exportation or Ho e Use. He has also on hand Wilson, Corpus. Elliott,
Water Closets from one of the first Manufacturers in the coun- Travers, Christ's Nelson, Pet.
Your most obedient servant,trary on or before the Bth day of February.
W. J.
sWouatritm, Bpetormno, nandsed }N--estwreneto,nSao-suttrleens-ta,rskta,
star -manufacturer.-t',
Queens' Bury, Joh.
Soho-street. . W. GREER. try, which he can offer at very low prices, for cash. Hedges,
&glue, 1 jc... Pemb. Couchman,l 2E„ Clare.
k, trit•- Vaudrey, J ---L Queens' Whittaker, J ''' Queens' Geary,
nal cl ° the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL, INFIRMARY
and ASYLUM. • S.j. • - -
e es, s see
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CCiSs s 4 ee As Bishop,
Andras, Jesus.
Joh. Wirgman,
Snow, Pet, Cole and J. Gendall, Exeter, carvers.-J. G. Worthy, Alphington,
Joh. Devonshire, corn-factor.-W. Rowley, Great Queen-street, Lincolu's
Heywood, , Trin. Noble, Joh. inn-fields, saddlers' ironmonger. -W. Butler, Little St. Thomas Apes-
Spir LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ,
.4i-,;•tr, .'N: • • Trin. Trin. H. tie, painter.--J. W. Hobbs, North-terrace, Mount-gardens, Lambeth,
Banbury:l Aan. Lowe,
having been determined to tip rat separate Medical Ate*.lke VA= :s-fie
~ /Ls ;e' , „ Massey, J '-- Joh. Francis,) iE Joh. music-seller.
• rciSe r
Officers to the LOCK HOSPITA about to be erected, I
sftge. 4e='".,, 'ecs, - Fellowes, Jon. Tuck, Jq' Corpus. ,
nk /4PeetfuLly beg leave to offer mss f a CANDIDATE for Raikes, Corpus. Barton, Joh. 'I'HE CHASE.
• ses see 001.,,,p,
4 eOFFICE of SURGEON to th a'stablishmenL Sanders, Joh. Jackson, • Cath.
SIR THOMAS STANLEY'S HOUNDS will meet this day (Tnese
- having been engaged in the practice of Surgery for the last A MOST IMPORTANT OD GRAND DISCOVERY, Evans, W. ) ,E„ Queens' 4EGROTAT.
FOR FILLING TEETH, Wood, R. M. ---.* Joh. Jones, Cath. day, 22d inst.) at Gs, ton Saturday, 26th, at Bidston Hall ;
•d ae hteen yews, during. seven of which I held the situation of
* * * * • Tuesday, 29th, at Ince.-Each morning at ten o'clock. ;-
region to an extensive Infirmary, I trust I shall not be HOWEVER LARGE THE CAVITY MAY RE, PREVENTING THE Mn. \VICKSTED'S Fox Houens will meet this day (Tuesday, - •
esea e
ernee presumptuous in soliciting the honour of your support NECESSITY OF EXTRACTION. Ds Bucknill, Trin. Ds Pine, Trio. Jan. 22,) at Stoke Heath; Friday, 25th, at Shallowford.-Each.
Patronized by the Royal Family, and the most distinguished Nobility of Hamerton, Trin. Tuck, Jesus.• •
ent the election. morning at halfepast ten o'clock.
Great Braain, Fralle,, ite. Fie. Heathcote, • Trim. Wood, Trin.
h ha' . I have the honour to be,
-ATI ESSIEURS CRAWCOUR, of the Old Established Firm • SIR RICHARD FULESTON'S HOUNDS will meet this day (Thee-
Ladies and Gentlemen, day, Jan. 2'2,) at Cloverley ; Friday, 25th, at Sarre Bodge ;
.. LIST OF ORDINARY DEGREES. • ;
s lit Your most obedient servant, Ill_ of CH ewcoue and SONS, of Brunswick-house Crawcour-
place, Commercial-road, London, SURGEON-DENTISTS, Monday, 28th, at Duckington ; Thursday, 31st, at Milbrook ; -le
ARCH. ROBERTSON EXAMINERS: Saturday, Feb. 2, at Allan Saalers.-Each morning at eleven
ssity' t„ • (Established for more than a Century,) beg respectfully, and WILLIAM L. P. GARNONS, B.D. Sidney College. 1 : •-i. Great George-areet, Jan. 21, 1833. o'clock.
with great deference, to thank their numerous Friends, the JOHN GRAHAM, B.D. Jesus College.
e exe The CHESHIRE Houens will meet to-morrow (Wednesday, 1
- Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the innumerable favours so JOHN S, HENSLOW, M.A. St. John's College.
CLERGYMAN, residing in a Midland County, and long conferted on the firm; and take the present opportunity HENRY JACKSON, M.A„ St. John's College. Jan. 23,) at Withington Hall ; Thursday, 24th, at Booth-laile
ha, whose house is kept by his Sister, a middle-aged person to 0 CHARLES YATE, M.A., St. John's College. Smithy ; Saturday, 26th, at Oulton Lodge ; Monday, 28th, at
arise h •undertakes to EDUCATE a limited num- inform them, and the inhabitants of this town generally,
JOHN TINKLER, M.A., Corpus Christi College. Kelsal Toll-bar ; Wednesday, 30th, at Duddon Heath ; Thurs. I 1
'nue experience, that one of their firm intends to take up his abode here, and
0 he of Pupils, from the age of Seven Years and upwards, for may be consulted at his residence, 2.% BOLD-STREET, • day, 31st, at Duddon Heath, ; Saturday, Feb. 2, at Hertford
Public Schools and Universities. He as Jong •beee accus-
; LIVERPOOL as usual in all cases of DENTAL SUR- olDscLiaarffdeerm„. Christ's 64 Ds Hornhy,
Joh. 65-Booty, Joh- Bridge.-Each morning at half-past ten o'clock.
Trin. The SHROPSHIRE Fox HOUNDS will meet to-morrow, (Wed-
'led to tuition in Oxford; has been ' tor in a Nobleman s GERM and the' ACCESSbIRES appertaining thereto. 3---Threus, )e. Trin. 66-Yorke, Queens'
kily-, and at Eaton; and has trayel ed with Pupils on the Messieurs CRAWCOUR and SONS sole and original Pro- 4-Hopkins, J -II Magd. 67-King, llon. P.) ee, Trin. nesday, Jan. 23,) at High Hatton •; Friday, 25th, at Halston ;
Jatinent. His connexions are oftpe first respectability; and Joh. 68-Skelton, J `-'l' l'et. Saturday, 26th, at the Fifth Mile-stone on the Baschurch- ;
miesetor(s),vi_nveito_ particular attention to 'their INVALUABLE 5-6-cHhilowdsar,d, I
highest professional testimonials are ready to be submitted Trin. 69-Casse, 'a &„ Jesus, road.-Each morning at half-past ten o'clock. • 1
DISCOVERY, 7-Campbell, Trin. 70-Knox, J `i* Trin.
I . ail,
,the inspection of Parents and Guardians.
- THE MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, 8-Bateman, Christ's 71-Tindal, Trin. ,
Terms:
ctive £l5O per annum for a single Pupil, or £lOO per annum if which is in HIGH REPUTATION in LONDON and 9-Carter. Joh. 72-Cortield, Christ's. HATFIELD HOUSE GRAND FETE.
Trio.
,glrvaansdgiesinetner4taitnhmeel‘nitarachthi-ioenhehssaodfbseaelnisbaunrnyo.uonne.wedefdnoressoz;
0 The
erwelye years of age: Two Brothers £250 per annum. PARIS, and is UNIVERSALLY RECOMMENDED by 10-Bowyer, _ 1 Nr, Caius. 73-Lamb,
sis. ithe house is situated in the-ontskirts of a country town, with the FACULTY of this country and in France. 11-Lockwood, J ---'1• Jul. 74--Nicholson, ) Eq. Emm.
12-Blyth, Christ's 75-Priest, i Corpus,
last,tine at Hatfield House. The guests appeared in the costume
'"e l',lrge garden, and a play field attached. In consequence of haying received numerous applications 13-Kidd, Emm. 76-Wimberley, Job.
from families of the highest distinction, to establish a branch of 14-Martin, Sid. 7'7-Jones, •) , Emm.•
hre ,there will be two Vacations, at Midsummer and Christmas.
, For
extra charge of any sort except for Books. their profession in this part of' the kingdom, they have deter- 15-Leighton, Joh. 78-hlalcolm, J --i* Joh. of the various characters in the Waver ley Novels. The display
in'' further particulars apply to Mr. HENRY PARKER, Book- mined to comply with the flattering request; and they trust 16-Humble, Emm. 79-Montgomery, Corpus. of the tableaux occupied from ten .to twelve o'clock, and was
Trin. 80-Durban,) yo-, Queen's received with general admiration. Nothing could exceed the
sere ~ r, . xor ,or OT. P. AYES, Esq.
'' • 0f d• tT P 1-1 Solicitor, Bedford- that the), shall continue to preserve the high reputation with 17-Smith,
1 Irwin, Queens' 81-Hine, J 'l* Corpus. beauty of these living pictures; they formed perfect gems; and
-, . 0 London. which they have hitherto been honoured. 19-Hubbard, Trim 82-Cartwright, Queens' as Mr. David Wilkie, 'the celebrated artist, was amongst the
iea This unique REMEDY for CARIES,- or that destruction of 20-Maddoek; Cath. B3-Loxley, }./Eq. Cath.
• the Teeth which is one of the greatest evils attendant on puma- 21-Murray, Sid. 84-Reynolds,spectators, we have no doubt the exhibition will supply '
Queens' bins
' i ' . MONSIEUR J. MALLAN;
SURGEON DENTIST, nity, they- can with confidence recommend, not only to their 22-Calthron. Joh. 85-Bateman, Corpus. with ample materials for his ingenious pencil. The whole of
23-Jenkins, Clare. 186-Owen, Joh. the characters afterwards formed in randg possession, and
se the Firm of Mons. Malian and Sons, 9, Half-Moon-street, friends, but to the notice of the medical profession in this town,
2.p-Metcalfe Joh.
Corpus. 87-Owen, Queens' headed by the military band of Lord Salisbury's :regiment, pe-
t'i •
an, i ceaddly, and 32, Great Russell-street, •-Bloomsbury-square, , whom they articular) invite to a consideration of its q.ualities, Joh. 188-Braune, Sid. •
taoll.d
aus e , un• as totally void of any deleterious ingredient, and so immedi- 26-Downes, • Christ's 89-Barlow, rambulated the suite of apartments. The Ladies Mildred and
Jesus. Blanche Cecil (the young and amiable daughters of the host
46, Bold-street, Liverpool. ' ately efficacious in relieving pain, and putting a stop to further 27-Staveley. iF.4. Cath. 90-Pearce, Queens'
~
111 1 . ONS. J. M. MALLAN SURGEON- ENTIST, of the Firm , decays, that it might appear to be the work of magic. ONE 28-Turner,
at-
MINUTE WILLS UFFICE to fill the cavity of the Tooth 29-Sim Joh. 91-Delay,
Joh. 92-Platter, Trin. and hostess) were attired as " Heralds," end formed an inte-
caws, resting portion of the procession.-The following characters at-
wa';- . of Malian and Sons London, a mated by the unexam-
aith the SUCCEDANEUM, which becomes actually as hard 33°-1-Cliarndla, Trin. 93-Pugh, Cath. tracted the principal attention :-
''' Patronage which he Sons,
enjoy in Liverpool and Man- Clare. 94-Andrews,) xq. Trin. WAVERLEY.-Flora M'lvor, MiSs Emily Begot; Fergus,
and durable as the natural enamel. The cause of toothache is 32_mittoo..
Ile. !Reis has the honour to announc is new arrangements, by Jesus. 95-Hurt, J Jesus. Lord Claud Hamilton ; attedants, Lady Cowley and Miss .
' elt ith the assistance or his Mons A AIALLAN 6.
enerally the operation
of the air upon the nerve exposed by 33-Rolfe, Caius. 96-Beevor, 1 IE„ Pemb. Seymour; Waverley, Mr. George Harris ; the Pretender,
ti-c 4 ' u--- ' brother, 'A. ' caries; the Succedaneum, completely excluding air, of course - 34-Roberts, Cath. 97-Birch, J •±' Joh.
0 .°Be co-operation the increasing claims upon his professional Trill. Lord Craven; Callum Beg, Mr. R. Grimston.
Trin. 98-English,.
• P,. ions have compelled him to require in this district he is puts an immediate stop to pain and consequent inflammation.
36-Stead,3.s-rayt, 3
.IEI.
The o eration is performed WITHOUT the SLIGHTESTCaius. 99-Marriott,) ~„ Sid. LEGEND OF MoNmoss.--Annot Lyle, Lady Emily Grim-
t riA 'i:Luled to meet his numerous engagements at the new esta- NP t
SP',
',"atrtents, No. 46, 131)LD-STREE f, LIVERPOOL, daily; PAI or INCON -ENIENCE. 38-Pemberton Sid. 101-Tomlinson, Joh. Drummond; Aunot's companions, Miss M. Pagetand 'Miss H.
sP', ',4 at 82, KING-STREET, MANCHESTER, on Mondays, Messieur CRAWCOUR and SONS wish to call the atten- 39-Kimpton, ' Trin. 102-Scurfield, Job. Martin ; Sir Duncan Campbell, Colonel B. Drummond, . '
•s, ' iee.s_clays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. tion of the Public to their INCORRODIBLE TEETH, which 40-Cookson, Joh. 103-Heusch, Joh. • , •
QUENTIN DURWARD.-Quentin Durward, Lord Sandwich :
they fix in the Mouth either singly or in sets. They are Inca- 41-Tucker, Pet. 104-Bromhead, Trin.
eesee of the above firm may be consulted, at Preston, on Fri- Isabelle de Croye, Miss Me Ames; Gertrude, Mrs. Standish
petite of discolouration, and cannot be discovered from NATO- 42-Poore. Queens' 105--Lee, Trin.
g ' next, the 25th, and Saturday, the aith instant, at Mr.
nee TEETH. They also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, in a 43-Jones, Cath. 106-Hamersley, Trin, O'Grady.
' clginson's Hosier, Fishergate. 44-Clarke, G.) - Trin. 1/7-Ripley, Joh. THE TALISMAN.-Berengaria, Lady Robert Grosvenor;
manner singularly efficacious even in- the most hopeless eases,
ec ' ' essrs. M'ALLAN continue to restore Decayed Teeth, how-
whether arising from age, TATAREOUS CONCRETIONS, 46_r _thoihilroittti. j •'m4l.
• Joh. 108-Palmer, C. Joh. Edith Plantagenet, Lady Salisbury; Cceur de Lion, Lord Hills-
ID' ..* large the cavity, with their celebrated Mineral Succeda- Trin. 109-Ahdy, Joh. borough; Sir Kenneth, Lord Grimston; Saladin, Mr. George
or Diseases of the GUMS. 47-Sharm Joh. 110-Greaves, Trio,
Trin. 111-Alford, Viscount, Magd. Cole • Calista, Miss Ames.
ote ' - tiz so universally- recommended by the Faculty of Loudon
,
Charges in every case strictly moderate. 48-Brookfield,
Joh. 112-Palmer, H. Joh. IyINHOE.-Rebecca, Lady Lyndhurst; Rowena, Lady Ka-
i_ 0 es iris. e*s• Hours of attendance from Ten till Five. 49-Bateman.
n i,' he operation of Stopping Teeth is performed in a few seconds. Trin. tharine Grimston; Ivanhoe, Count Walewski; Bois Gilbert,
N.B -In answer to the absurd caution of certain individuals, - BculhrPe,, Joh. 113-Garden, •
Magd. Lord Wilton ;De Bracy, Mr. L. Ashley ; Wamba, Mr. Edge-
is t'itiineral is put into the cavity in au almost liquid state, with-
who state that, they are the sole proprieters of the "Miueral 51---Garden,s2/ieeve ..j 4Eq. Pet. 114-Holmes,
' ''. 'feat ure hardens info enamel, allays the most excru- Trin, 115-Grigson, Corpus cumbe.
iS . I ktill o!
press lasts' f • ti Succedancum," and who appear only to have assumed the pro- 53-mead:ws,
, g pain, and .or many years, preset' ng the necessity . ) x„. Corpus. 116-Nl•Donahl, Trin. KENILWORTH.-Queen Elizabeth, Lady Sandwich; Amy
e pnetorship within a yery short period, Messrs. Crawcour and 54-Ramhdall, J -. Corpos. 117-Pal, \ • Trin.
s'etraction. They also Fasten Loose Teeth, whether arisin Robsart, Miss Farquhar ,• Leicester, Mr. Henry Fitzroy; Bur-
g Sons beg respectfully to state that they have been in possession 55-Williams, - Emm. 118-Thomson, Jesus
d, 0: -1414 age, neglect, or disease of the Gums.
of the "Mineral Succectaneum" for a period of not less than 56-Ventris,
55L-Allen, - 1 Joh. 119-Sloane, Trin, leigh, Captain Lewis; Lady Paget, „Mrs. Berkeley. Paget;
„ i- corrodible Mineral Teeth placed, from one to a complete set, Trin. , 120-Caley, I 1 Joh, Lady Rutland, Baroness Dimsdale ; Sir Walter Raleieh, Mr.
,fixed without CO' l'eo are ' able of discolouration or corrosion, it_ mcapa e forty years, and they shall feel proud iu affording their rimer- Ba iMq lal ' Miss c
• tchellor, • Trin. 121-Ley, J • Queens' Francis Seymour; Janet, Wellesley.
ous, miters ample proof of the fact. •
(wet' ,tic'" or Ligatures, and warranted to answer every purpose for 59-Kent, Clare. i122-Onslow, Trin. THE ABBOT.-Catherine Seyone, Miss Gardner Roland •
23, Bold-street. 60-Price, Queens'l23-Jones F. I, W.
lliati nor Mastication. ~ ei o •
61-Greenslade, ' Trin. 124-Wordey, ir•_, Graeme, Lord Ossulston; the Queen of Scots, Mrs. D. Denser; •
er`' It Ilee the prevailing Malady of the Cholera Morbus through-
hew a Lerope, the substitute of Mineral Teeth has entirely super- POACHERS.-On Wednesday night, a daring gang of
,ten 66L-Laill,ie, -Trin. 125-Wright,
Jot; Sneyd.
.ed the introduction of natural on This has arisen iu con- poachers was discovered in the preserve of Lady Stapleton, at PEVER IL OF, THE PEAK.-Charlotte de la Tremouille Lady
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• (131'illeuee of their invention being free' from those infectious Grey's-court, near Henley. One of the -keepers giving an eV rulam; Julian Pevoril, Lord Cantalupe; Lord Derby, Mr.
etb cities which must, more or less, attach to Human Teeth. alarm the parties decamped, having previously fired about Ds Bennet, Corpus. Ds Mackinnon, Joh. C. Griniston; Fenella, Miss F. Beauclerk ; Charles H. Lord
0 i,atu.ral Teeth fixed on the above improved principle. twenty times. This is the third attack on her ladyship's pre- Bush, - Pemb. Mellish, • Joh. •
Gregory, Trih, Parker, . Joh. B. Grosvenor; George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, Colonel
g° t'essrseM. particularly invite the Members of the Faculty to serve this season, during which poaching has been carried on to Ituehm, Job. Wood, • Trin. D. Darner.
101 11 gas the operation of filling. decayed Teeth with the Mineral a greater extent than was ever remembered before,-uot one Knipe, • Queens' At midnight the ball commenced in the apartment called
0. (.:eedaneum.-Charges as in Pans. preserve in the neighbourhood having escaped plunder by these • * * * • " King James's Room,". which was most splendidly hung with
:
Pr OLTIon.-Mons. Malian and Sous, in order to guard the midnight marauders. On Friday night, a party of ten men,
AGROTAT. rich white satin draperies, and illuminated with a profusion of
htlf 1e against imposture beg to state that they are the SOLE armed with guns, were discovered by two of ten keepers of
Ds Keeling, Joh. elegant chandeliers, &c.
itie, thnrEttETotts of the celebrated Mineral Succedaneum; an ,Palmer, , , d Robert Palmer Esq. M.P. destroying the game in a wood in
" ' r -41O'h the
yno . . • This gentleman is a cousin of the Rev. T. S. Bowstead, of this Ihe coup d' cell was imposing in the 'extreme, from the great
town, and is the fourth of his pupils who have stood in succession fur variety of plendid'dresses; and the dance was sustained witk .
elltion for sorty years, yet it will be found, on reference to vered they drew up in,
a line, and, piesenting their guns at the first and second wranglers. great animation, until three o'clock yesterday morning, when
' 1 London and -provincial papers, that they have steadily ex- keepers, threatened to fire at them if they dared to advance. . the company retired. -
1.1 ll'ied the benefits of their discovery to the public, during the
el 1 gThere being only two keepers to oppose this daring procured His Grace the Duke of 'Wellington, and a long list of the
- The. Dutch government has ordered relief to be afforded to
nobility,ferthe names
.of whom we ave not room, were__ _pit-
o.. -even years. of course, retreated, and before further aid could be p•
thr
sent. on this festive occasiou.
the poachers had marked their hats with chalk. Mr. Palmer made prisoners at the citadel of Antwerp. - • 't.i. :es I '
the' axgai Water. has offered a reward of £5O for their apprehension, and from NAVIES OF FRANCE. AND- HOLLAND.-A Belgian ' writer This entertainment was given on the model of onewwbskr '
created so great a sensation on the continent iii,l46.heil. /".. „
.sef i's------„„ some circumstances which have since come out, there is every states tqat in 1719 France passessed 261 ships of war, amongst Sir H. -Wellesley. now Lord Cowley, was reslietipsSej.tlt..ik ',.'' 1.:,'
reason to believe that they will be discovered. They are which wee 72 ships of the line, and that at that time her popu- t
Ambassador at e wow. ,
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' `-,r;_ . Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing thought to have come from the neighbourhood of Henley. On lation was 24,800,000 souls ; but that in 1832, with a popuia- - 'i -, .seeee Fel '',`‘ -,
.. 'Late the sth day of March, 1821, awarded and issued the rught•of Wednesday week, the watches of H. Preston, Esq., tion of 34,000,000, she has only 277 ships of war, including 31 . -- sys. , „see. ~: 4 .•
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, ell,st THOMAS CLAUGHTON, of Ha Ock Lodge, in the •
of Moreby, encountered three men in his grounds, in pursuit of ships of the line, and 53 frigates and sloops. The decrease The King of Prussia has just given orders . - og"'-,::,,,C1
2 till 49,-.'-Z;\ --„1 -7' r
et 0 ' ,u`Y. of Lancaster, Salt Manufactur , Dealer, and Ch
9" garoe. 'lle keepers attempted to take them and had succeeded has been particularly marked during during the last five years, Napoleon, beionging to the Berlin Muscuni,
not
, 't, tinbtendto meet on Feinay,
th th,clay of January m- in getting two of themdown, when the third, got a stick from though they have brought no war with their. Holland, at the the Hail of illustrious captains, opposite that of eseSie ', %,, S:',
Ladjournment from the 29t of leovemoer tasty et
,Star the hedge and made a desperate. attack upon his opponents, present moment, has 97 ships of war on foot, 9of which are te .'s.
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A for !even o'clock in the Forenoon, at the inn, in which gave an opportunity. to his companions to run off, and ships of the line, and 39 frigates, and her population does not The thanks of the Legislature of Dominica ha st'i
feYor. ,e Chester,•t in order to make a further Dividend of the Estate he followed them. The keepers got horses and pursued the exceed 2,300,000'. The latter, therefore, has in proportiou a to their anent, Mr. Colquhouu for his public s
r ~ , esnects of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Cie- fellows
.see •
, one. f whom they overtook on the Fulford-road ; the much larger navy than the former, Ot. she has a slip to 'every ; -
teo;,, ~iss,
,who have not already proved their Debts, are to come others made their escepe. The name of the man taken is 23,711 hiliabitants, whilst France has not more than one to I We regret to have to announce the death-which took place
o 1 area to prove the same, and all claims not then proved will last week; at Biecles, in Suffolk, after a lingering illness-of
iv, allowed. - WAGSTAFF, Solicitor. George Denham, of Walmgate, York. He has been cons- (-very 122,743 : The facts and the coeiputatiou ar both ins- last
Mr. Edwin Cooper, the celebrated animal painter.
ea '', mined for trial.-County Chronicle. . mutely eurious.-Uaited Service Journal i '
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