... MONMOUTH. VERY SUPERIOR MODERN FURNITURE, IN ROSEWOOD, YEWTREE, AND MAHOGANY, For the Drawing Room, Dining Room, and Breakfast Parlour; ELEGANT DAMASK CURTAINS AND GILT CORNICES; VALUABLE CRIME CLOCK; BRUSSELS CARPETS. Large and handsome Chimney Glasses SUPERIOR ...

... the execntiou to he stayed beyond period originally fixed upon. Lord Stoneham, however, the trial ef seventh effort; and Sir &Maid; (aithemels be eonsidetad the case a hopeless one) had an interview with the Ministers for the seventh and last time. The ...

... Russell's proposition. *NATIONAL MsELoDiia.-One evening, after a long ramble through the streets of London, we entered the parlour of a tavern in the Strand, in which was a party of Welshnien, who were in the habit of meeting at this house every evening ...

... ramble of London parlour of tavern ia Strand in a party in the habit et houae of labour old Welsh and old Welsh airs of call termed of this in metropolis There And tboronghly to enter into spirit of the joyous chorus terminating verst Maid of elicited double ...

... upon concerned thus friend Lord Welshman is not his friend) will opportunity contributing single guinea of hanging up in his parlour correct lordship and of enrolling name the those presented original painting Cambria munificent patron of institutions our ...

... Pall-mall on Tuesday afternoon also visited Priucess Augusta Clarence-house St s The Hon Miss Anson Hon succeeded Hon Murray Miss maids of honour in wailing Majesty The Queen honour Knighthood upon Dukejof Roxburgh Earl of Roseberry R B Clarke Esq Solicitor Barbadoes ...

... every room in the house. the bottom the house found the drawers in every room partly open and the papers disturbed. front parlour there was some s.ivcr ami plated articles laid on the floor. In the entrance hall, behind the the door, there was large new ...

... deliberately discharged it at his stomach. The cause assigned for the act is, that having formed a partiality for the nursery-maid, and hav- ing had words Willi her on Saturday, when she told him she liked some one better than him, he determined on thg absurd ...

... by direction of the 1 rusiees of the deceased propiietor 16, and 12 feet hizh} a n?„; i, ?s*Room (22 feet l)y Breakfast Parlour or Lib^rv G^n?! «nsions> Pantry, Servant's Hall «Uaderzrounom; Butler's Offices, capital Stabline/Smb?!rwfu Garden, the whole ...

... placed in shell and conveyed to St. James’s Workhouse. The account given by Mr. Clarke of the Are is, that slept in the hick parlour adjoining the shop, and went to bed Wed- nes lay evening early hour. was lir-t awakj cned hearing crackling noise, win caused ...

... Lawrence Prisoner was barman at the Hog-in-the-Pound public house in February last. One even- ing while I was there in the parlour, after he left the service, he came in, and said he had lost half a sovereign in a bet at Shooting Gallery, Leicester-square ...

... was Sarah Summer, a widow, living Church Row. Hoiiiidsdilch, who knew Oxford’s father. She bad seen him ride horse his own parlour, and throw the dinner out the window. All her family used say was mad. Charles Mrs. Oxford’s brother, had seen Oxford’s father ...