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... niUDDOCK AND COMPANY, *■ ROYS AND YOKES' TAILORS, LION ARCADE hit ,-DERSFI ELD. -T t p-ir ->\i?/wAr» ;. - ?? ?? from the n LaWOOD. iv T^A^gftV business - TAIMIRIKGHIId WOOLLEN OKA- ■;«>^,_ lllrii . v of Carried on by him lor tne last it years. -AtnrninL' ...
... aU^Xb^^^n^SSt so ; but if we gain an honourable peace, the horrors and expenses of war will Kll with b2l âm be benefitted by the removal of restrictions which in war time are considered^inSnib7e VneTnXS lE2 7 ]l W every form, but wffl be more obsemd ...
... are reported to contain some of the richest gold-bearing reefs in South Africa, it is pro- posed to work by Subsidiary Companies, subject to the Mining Laws of the British South Africa Company. Three reports have been made upon La Concorde property, viz ...
... the circumstances and wishes of the Working Classes, J. S. will be in attendance every evening. ' HAYDOCK LODGE RETREAT, near War- rington, Lancashire, for the TREATMENT and ACCOMMODATION of INSANE PERSONS. i From the extensive alterations lately completed ...
... African Banking Corporation (Limited), 43 to 46, Threadneedle-street, London, and South Africa. The Natal Bank (Limited), 156, Leadenhall-street, London, and South Africa. I _>I_o ?? S London: Messrs. Bourke, Sandys, an-1 Co., 7, Austinfriars, E.C., and Stock ...
... Company. , -h-nae of performance each Evening during the week, ⢠which i Madlle. ANGELINA and Mr. MATHEWMAN ffil! appear. The WAR IN INDIA is in preparation, and will be ouir ht out with great splendour. Due notice will be 2f of the first representation ...
... Swelling*. Otears the Blood from all impure matter. From whatever cane* arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and war- raniee tree from anything injurious tc the most delicate constitution ot either sex, the proprietor solicits sufferer* to give ...
... over-sea colony in South Africa. An experienced officer has been in- vestigating the conditions of tbe site obtained 'or it there, and hia report ia said to be most favourable At one time West Australia was thought of, but South Africa, among other advantages ...
... subsidiary companies, or otherwise deal with, mining, land, town, and other properties In Sonth Africa, and particularly in the territories of the British South Africa Company, and as regards such terri- tories subject to the regulations of that company. Tbe ...
... there been no later Act, the War Income-Tax must, like tbe other war taxes— as peace was ratified in April, 1856— have expired with them by natural death, on the 6th April, 1857. Another important fact in relation to this first War Act is deserving of the ...
... throats. ' *SB IT 1 WILL HAVE OR I WILL HAVE NONE. JW. BENSON, Maker to H.M. the Queen . and Royal FamUy, the Admiralty, War, Indian and Colonial Offices, dec, &c. BENSON'S PAMPHLET, the largest and best of its kind, containing over 200 pages of Prices ...
... some quinine, aad Cockle's pills, the latter a most invaluable medicine, aad one which I have aaed oa tbe natives ot Central Africa witb the greatest possible success. In faot, the ?? effects pro- duced upoa tbe mind and body of an Arab Sheik, who was Impervious ...