... exhilmtal with ohm pride 111, tall bat with a balled-bole to it. Leek at that hob, will yon T Yea sae that, if it had Wm a low. wombed bat, I altookt bat* boo killed outright. • FASRION.—A lady sated a minister if might pay attention to dims and Whim without ...

... writes As the meson approaches to, travelling I beer that serious partise of ladies are brag formed for expeditions to Norway. Haring tasselled Uwe wolf with another lady, I think they ought to bs made aware that it is sot at all the country for writs ...

... 2Urel inst. The horses were driven I,p the oldest postillion in the ewe, wearing crape ruuna his hat. The carriare itself was &meal out with branches of weeping willow. THE CATTLS PLAC.CIL --The Gazette of Tues. slay night contains an Order to Council revoking ...

... mocilet), elenot Walnut DR WlN'* ROOM SUITE, in £rf «.™. ..tout Ctaf. Work Tables, gilt Chimney Glasses, handsome Bros- Gumes. Ladies' Winged WARDROBfc, Dmwers pSenTßed-step Commodes and other S2S.. r.n.it.s I.U ENGRAVINGS, Cut Glass, and general Domestic ...

... gentlemen were married to certain ladies, one to an agreeable young Gentlewoman with a Fortune of one thousand pounds ; another to a beautiful young Lady with a great Fortune and ties Accoinplialimente ; a third to a young Lady of Greet Merit with a Fortune ...

... the public road. In getting over he fell into the road, a height of about nine feet. This is Leek's version. Winkle asserts, on the other band, that young Leek came cp to him, and by main force threw him over the hedge into the road. One thing is certain ...

... Dad __ Poet, ell,5 ILNRY.-WANTED, a young Lady ASSISTANT.- lAdrs, E Evans, IZ dinalltrook Street. Cliii 0 DAWNBROI(ING.-WANTED, an ASSISTANT.-Apply,4, , ~Hempton Street. MelI , Sul a tIPEitY.-WANTED. a young Lady, ae AL'PRENT[CiD, for HO D1.)the MIllineryanod ...

... is new attention in the United stater. Mine Edith o'6erms. a lady et Irish parentage. joined the Order Charity at Redima, New Joe el I:fated Mark where there is large that elaterboed. This lady. who resew much nee and powers mind, improved by cultivation ...

... parcels already sen' eg have been gratefully acknowledged by the Ladies' Com of the National Seciety, and another package ii about despached. A small sum money will banded over by the ladies to the Treasurer of th ...

... Yung Lady, who will be disengaged at liidsummer, ishe ab AYRE-,ENGAGEMENT, as Storning Governes. English, Mnsic, Fe-ench and Singing. Has had much expreneinta .'Wary £40. R~oghbourhood of Edgbasten or Moeiy.ades,4DIlM Post, :5 C VERNESS.-A lady, of groat ...

... Re-, .U giaterel. Keys, and MealcPlate, 18 Guilnoas.-Scotcher's, 38, Buili1 Street. c3500 B)ICE to leaving Birminghamn, a Lady offers her PIANOFeIORTE f or DISPOSAL; a full, rich tone, 7-octenve, in elegant Waliut Coose, Sessi-Cottage, Repetition Touch ...

... infants total, 572. Amongst the ladies and gentlemen present during the day were—the Rev. Canon and Mrs. Wood, the Misses Batt, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Isaac, Rev. T. L. Wheeler, sen., Rev. V. H. and Mrs. Aldham, Rev. W. F. Cornish, Mr. T. H. Ashton, the Misses ...