... COLOCBED -Dr. Scomu, in his M«_vle «.»rk Oh Food Jd*lt*ratiou, tosavkt, atp^eaSS:— •' T ...

... ►OK BOftbOGJIK. POX CALAIS. Tuesday. August 18, at 12 noon. Thursday, August 20, at 1 morn, j We ...

... &o.— The celebrated English Mau r»_ PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM. ?? ?? „,„„„, Leaves Dover, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, «•*»'• Leaves Ostend, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, o^ io\ v- ■ g In correspondence with trains from London Rnag :e 0.0 ' p.m.,and te and from all parts of Eurone. Passengers bagg^ •an now be registered throughout from Lond ° h tiekeU at Cologne. Information, 311 ...

... to Mr. William Scott, accountant, 19, Albion-street, Huddersfield. ANTED to BORROW, the sum of _£800 on security of freehold buildings, in a good situa- tion, and well tenanted.— Apply to Edwin Walker, accountant, 17, Market-place, Hudderefield. 31st July, 1557. •Publication. Just published, price 6d.; by post, 7d., SYSTEMATIC INSTRUCTION and PEBIODICAL EXAMINATION. Two Addresses. By James ...

... well recommended.— -Address A. Z., Post Office, Cropthorne. 117 ANTED, a Situation as GROOM or VI COACHMAN, by a Young Man who can have a good character and thoroughly understands his business. Address J. W., Post Office, Cropthorne. W 7 ANTED, early in October, a middle-aged v v steady MAN, to Wait at Table, clean Plate, &:c Apply personally to Mr. Hooper, Rainbow Hill, Worcester. AS BAILIFF ...

... Fern cliff, Mrs Frederick Brown Lake cottage, Staple and family Parsonge house. Rev William Thomas Mrs Thomas Sunny-side house, Dr Lister. Cliff cottage, Capt and Mrs Manners The Grange, Mrs and Misses Garrard Grange place, Mrs H. Thomas Royal Cliff house, Rev C. Bury and family Somerset house, Mrs Kingswell Albert lodge. Rev Mr Corri and family Prospeet house, Lieut Goddcn and family Mrs and ...

... and AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY Limited), from SOUTHAMPTON on the 12th, and jl 8 on the 18th, of every month, offer to the above 'great facilities and comfort for proceeding as far as Point de Galle. There is frequent communication between this Port and Madras and Calcutta- Passage Money, via Southampton, £65 • via Marseilles, £60. for further particulars, apply at the Offices of the Company ...

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... Lowee Bridge St., Chester, A6ENT for HORNI MAN'S PURE TEA, in PACKETS * THE LEAF NOT COLOURED.* Dr. Scovfebn, in his valuable work On Food Adulteration, TemarVs, at page 423:* ' The test Tea I can find it that imported by the Messrs. Horni- man ; its ouattiactive appearance, manifest it to be what it pro- leases* Tea which hss been subjected to no kind of outward emliellishnlent* a ...

... the Rev. B. H. COWPER (Secretary of the Parent Society) m the Morning at Salem Chapel, and in tbe Evening at Hoeton Lane Chapel 3J?? jS*£TI- Au ? u , st 2* 1 ?? » PUBLIC *« I t rZ* eld on W '»lfof the above Society, ?2 Hf™-™!-'?. commence at half-past Seven Li^Hl HEM{ IBRO\\N, Esq., the Mayor of Bradford, has kindly consented to preside on the occasion. The Secre- tary ot the London Society ...

... passengers, and j receive goods and parcels for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden Bombay, CeylOD, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, aud China, by their I steamers caving Southampton on the 4th and 20th of every month. for further particulars, apply at the Company's offices, 122, Leaden- hall-street, London, and Oriental-place, Southampton. -VTOTICE t» OFFICERS under IMMEDIATE iH ORDERS to JOIN their ...

... HJLH. THE DUCHESS OP KENT, AND ALL THE ROYAL FAMILY. THE BROUSIL FAMILY, who have on three occasions had the honour of performing at Bucking, bam Palace, by express command, on the 18th and Slat cf March last, and at Osborne on her Majesty's last Birthday, and who have alao been ao entbus_i_tically received' at the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, and in all the .use Towns throng-hoot the kingdom, ...