... ~or$ 'rt;(Keit, pastry-cook. Sols. Mr.: E. Wildes, sar lll' ,d 1. & 14 A; W~ildes, M~aidntiile. * rambe. Slt.>;itesireet, Chelsea, schekolmasser. Sol. Mir. s(DInIrcrd, ilctzilogtifl.lilStreei. Stran1d. Joe t, . Ilody, i'.Tr'ee rose, Stoke DamereDl, Devonshire ...

... to wait for the lion. andI a. learned stentlzmaia. is Airs. W.1 SWIAdl said, that his hon. firiend; the member for Win- if Chelsea, wosild be in the house in a very short titne; Mir. IV. Horton said, that as reference had been made to what ifwas intended ...

... water :- Take of English oil ot' lavender flowers, three 3drachms * oil of angelica root, six drops ; rectified spirit of wine, one pint. After being shaken in a qtnart-btittle, add one ounce of fresh orange flower water, an onnce of fresh rose water, and ...

... withoot, however, ainy dteratittni leintg madle It the ministurial propositions. 01n the vote tI) Ittrily tile C opensus of Chelsea Hospital, 1a colnversadtioS arose ar to the practice of' Commulting petisious, in the cotmse of' which l4' 11.llice said, ...

... scarce. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Tu~esday, Nov. 28th.-We lilsO a numerous attendance of S I buyer,4 this morning, antI a thinh show of saisples of usow Witeotv. Fine qualities. (if which rise mtarkoet as-na bare, rather extceeded the rates of last Tuesday ...

... encourage Iriah manufacture, but also to show, the public that they are doing se, and it is the duty of Mr. Arkins, and of every other individual who is assisting in the movement, to give us their aid ih that object by showing us what increase is taking place ...

... for nearly nothing, It is alleged by the master manufacturers and the middle men, that this is not the case, but we will now show that it is. If a wolaman goes to work and the master says; I shall give you Is 6d a dcgea for all the stockings or gloves ...

... S. Harley, Birmingham, grocer. [Motteram. and Knowles, Bir- minghans. S. Hutchitison, Bradford, Yorkshire, stockbroker. [Flower, Bread street, Cheapside. DIVIDENDS. Mlarch20, S. Marriage, jon. Moulsharn,Essex, ?? 17, A. Emerson and Co. England and Ireland ...

... produced cherliel Asit dense, with the intention of showing that they had the! meals- of discovering adulteration by analysis; but in that r'spect they had entirely failed. The evidence went to show that the expenses attending the evasion of the du- ty ...

... aid are very expert, if they work costl ,tly can matke three dollers fifty cents per week. The flowers and wreaths which, uider the name of rtreaceh Flower-work, sell so dear anit are so highly vatued by ourfasheionable ladies, are miostly made h re ...

... five-dollar wreath and expensive flower purchased of the Misses Lawsons, Madame Denel, or Madame Godefroy, has been wrought into beauty by these little fingers, for, perhaps, two Shil- ings, or half a dollarI The Artificial-flower busfiess is extensively carried ...

... fr lni lie, to 4e. per I wescal withl bread and hedging. This is only one of ilume- ress hiileatict which I etould natne, to show thtotjesurney. t 1101 hbkers, its a body of Inca, ace need jnlinitely worsea thilli tie brute. In several instances, I have ...