... the tumefaction of the storeath, removes the chacectic condition, andhwiftly restores flesh to the most emaciated frame. Dr Staveley King, the distinguished physician to the tropolitan Free Hospital, states I can very conscientiously testify to the superior ...

... in whiob the water could be lifted wits by tubs. As there were none is the vicinity of the pit they had to be brought from Staveley, which occasioned considerable delay. Much time wacnecessary to fix a wooden watercourse from the pit to the margin of the ...

... Dipyn o Bob Peth• Mr Staveley Hill, of the Oxford cir,suit, has been appointed recorder of Banbury, in the place of Sergeant Manning, deceased. A 'fresh' in the Nye lost week brought up anch quantity of salmon that the price fell from Is. 41. to ltd. ...

... discovery of the perpetration of a piece of wanton mischief was a fearful accident prevented, the other day, at one of the Staveley Compani's pits, at Chesterfield. A youth named Cavan was detected in the act of chopping at the wire rope mted in lowering ...

... Re brought en action for disturbing the cohrega. Lion, but the jury could not any which was in the wrong. addition to Mc Staveley yfill, Q.C., conservative, the name of Mr Carter (late solicitor to the London and North Western Railway Company, as a liberal ...

... by the petition against his return, now pending, we understand that the constitutional party in that city will invite Mr Staveley Hill, Q.C., to become their candidate. Mr Hill took an active part in the contest at the last general election, and will ...

... other day, owing to the .tumbling of his horse, bat we are glad to hear that he is now out of danger. The !series who sent Mr Staveley Hill to Coventry, were no true frieuds of the newly.ffedged Queen's Counsel. There was no prospect of ' , access amongst ...

... 700 men, will be at Lake Ashengi to-morrow. Staveley one march in rear, with six 'mountain guns and 1,400 men. Four Armstrong guns and two mortars on elephants, with 1,500 men, two marches in rear of Staveley. Country very difficult. Crossed two ranges ...

... in the election petition trials of Coventry and Cash el. In the former the Conservative sitting members, Messrs Eaton and Staveley Hill, were declared duly elected, Justice Willes making no order as to costs, as he considered that there were grounds upon ...

... visions of the measure at great length. After a discussion, in which Mr Beresford, Mr James Havard, Mr Gathorne Hardy, Mr Staveley Hill, Mr Bruce, and other hon. gen- tlemen took part, the Bill- was read a second time, and ordered to be referred to a Select ...

... then went into Committee on the Bankruptcy Bill, which occupied the rest of the morning sitting. When the House resumed, Mr Staveley Hill moved for a Select Committee to inquire into the operation of the French Treaty. This was seconded by Mr Eaton. Mr Bright ...

... rine. October. raid else was coffering from °anemones of the brats. In hie opinion else would never recover perfectly. Mfr. Staveley, house surgeoe at R. Mule Hospital, said it was clear she had had a meat revere col:imams; she was five weeks immovable, ...