... Retail Shop, and for which indirectly the Purchaser is Taxed. Our business, the f Many Branches. extending throughout the United Kingdom, is of such magnitude that our Purchases are ’arilv large and we thus derive every advantage the market affords. It ...

... the places crecte stalls were used as standings.—The magistrates Mr. English to regulate the market future. On Monday three Irishmen were charged John Mayou, Esq., with begging and with at . police. On promising to leave the town ana better in future, they ...

... coopers, one butcher, one shoemaker, three teachers, and three tanners. A WoNDEKFcrL Jdmp.—On Friday week one of the many Irishmen now travelling the country, hawking cloth, entered the Red Lion Inn, Winsford, and after teasing the watermen that usually ...

... counsel and co-operation ; and they ought surely to induce the friends of order, arid the professors of a reformed faith, unite together in steady and zealous support of those religious principles which have so largely contributed to the prosperity and ...

... attics, and I had an Irishman in the first floor, but. in course of time they changed places. And so I always find it. The Irishmen begin in the first floor and end in the garret, while the Scotchmen begin in the garret and end in the first floor. The ...

... one of the daughters ol his Grace the Duke of Beaufort. Baron Nieuman was Austrian ambassador to the English Court when was united to Lady Somerset, who died in childbed a short time previous to her husband’s decease. The Baron was very partial Sir William ...

... Let Whigs, Radicals, Dissenters, Churchmen, Englishmen, Scotchmen, and Irishmen, all unite with one heart and soul. Let parly jealousies he merged in the question how their united efforts could best meet, the coining foe. (Cheers.) Let them leave the ...

... completion. The committee of the club have taken the matter in hand, and hear both gentlemen will be called upon to resign.— United Service Gazette. The unfailing success of Holloway’s Pills and Ointment in the cure of Ringworm and Diseases of the Skin.—A ...

... supply America ? Was that no knock your door? Have the distressed framework knitters of Nottingham afforded no example ? Have Irishmen not made their knuckles heard in defence of their misgoverned land, when you would no longer listen to their entreaties ...

... rather lose tooth—a loss they could ill afford —than admit they were a year older than when the census was taken in 1811—of Irishmen who were expected to give a straightforward answer, under penalty of five pounds, besides the inconvenience and annoyance ...

... fewer than 20,000. Doctors and surgeons from Manchester, come to see, advise, and feel this astonishing man's pulse, their united reports being Manks’s pulse beats from seventy-three up to seventy-five per minute, such pulsation indicating the best possible ...

... fixed round the ankle. The second chain consists of eight links, each of the same weight and length with the four, and this unites the two prisoners together, so that they can stand about six feet apart. Neither of these chains is ever undone, day or night ...