BREAKFAST TO DR. ACHILLI, IN TIHE CONIMER. CIAL BUILDINGS. ON, Fridav lnooming last, at nine o'clock, the friendse of Evanl- gelical religion, belonging to different denominations, enter- taineil DrI. Giacinto Acliilli, at breakfast, in the Assemhihy- room oft tie Comnmercial Bui

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A NOBLE WVIFE-HIUNTER. AitnsaG the most important famiilies in Worcester tlihe Dinelys of Charlton held a prominient position, descendifled, is they werc, by the female line, from the royal house of Plauitagenct. Sir Edlwar D iely Cooderc, Bart., lied unmarried in 1761, aged tihi