... Colonel Ut A BAt lLLIE el to ` Mr. C. IL~ XV~sALtrS ?? Atddros to the hl£tutcrs of Bristol.' ed By CIlA ILES A. ELTON. ty, ?? Marry , S, it' ly Sit' Si %C I is. ho D'g'b. *A u ' i i , e v0on; burt I will UO boiut witi. ui. l i hi'ti l i. Siiirnh a 'it mi- ...

... as delicate belle: For Dolly embittered the slays of his life, When they married,-for she wras a qtuarrchsome syife. A quarrelsome wvife-a qualrrlsomo wife- Whets they married,-for she wlas a quarrels~ome wvife. Her person sn as lovely, her temper wvas ...

... PIIDDI!G & Co.'s ideas of propriety to publisk it,) would exhibit almnost all classes ill suciey'. Ladies, both single and married, Mlerchants, Tradesmen, Mechanics, Officers in the Army, Pro- fessiortal Gentlemen, Clerks, &c.-PIDDING & Co. have confident ...

... Goipriisiurg twenty-sit figurersv exhibiiting thre rictioi rind attitule, ia every graouch of Slits 0nvalrurblc art. B J, [r~osir, marry years teaicber of thle nrt at Nottinghrair. 8,-u. Price Ss. boards. SIX. NEW BO0OKS JUST PUBLISHED. I. VIHLO' OUA LMNSo the ...

... Committee for the current year, with power to add to their number:- Rev. WILLIAM DAY, Mis. MARIA ACKLAND, JOHN EDEN, Msss JANE MARRY, 11ev. MIss E. L. ES?'LiN, Mr.' ALFRED ESTLIN, Mr. 'THOMAS FYSON, ilBasS MORGAN, lbIr. J. N. GUTCH, Miss E. O'DONOUGHUE, Mr ...

... to the best oif their aiilities, but received uio beiielit. I was ii consetpitence prevented fi orn eilteriimg iiito the married state. I svai at list recommiiended byv afri'end of mise, who had derived great beniefit from takiing your midiciiie fe a' ...

... intreat my Sri endis Slrtiithr kind exertions, unlhr expectations 1 waspeqwainted with your Resobitions s; and ,, mS r 7e, as a married man, a housekeeper, and ii'edt p I could the more readily comply with their ,rr ?? rsumptio, form a ground.work fior rocr ...

... all the insolence of office, Plays such fantastic tricks before highI heaven, ::As make the Angels weep. I am aware that marry persons will exclaim, it is better a few should suorer, EVEN TO DEATH, than a large community be annoyed by ary inconvenience ...

... accorditg to the best of their abilities, bet rereived IIs besefit. I seas ili conseqilelnce prevelitel ?? eniterin- lito tie married state. I was at last recosinieeiied blv a frienil oti il.- w who had detived great ienefit from takiiig yoiir nieilichic fi ...

... rernittinre rrl' 101. ICl-AHILFS WRImmlT, Brine Alerr'hrnt to ltoe 1a-si Opr't'r Co('rriirre, I lnra~trr i trisiri. Letters marri' oqitatu ri iiirirur'. itl r-sa lii.- PS.A Iargre ?? cf hn.-.ta V:::vVki v 11tt~ ?? ;,g m'rk n ?? ...

... beg leave to return their grateful ackrowvledg- mnents to their' Priends in particular, arid the Public in general, for tire marry iavours conferred rpon them, and to apprize them, that they are this day succeerded by Mr. WV. RI. WlLM 0.1, to whose care ...

... calculate upon a Permanent Situation. A P'erson of respectability who has beeni its the Trade is most likely to suit; end if m~arried, so much tbte better. Rleferences as to character and abilities will be required. Letters addressed to R. 1B. at thle Office ...