... Government, as their will permit, reduce, and reduce, and mince the duties on tea, sugar,coffee, «Ine, ailk,paper, leather, boots, gloves, Inc., 4c., until they reach amount merely sufficient to pay the expense of statistical registration, rather than abolish ...

... nt at Leicester Assizes for stealing boots, 1849, in the name of Johnson; 12 mom hi at Retford, in 1850, for housebreaking, and nice months at Northampton Assizes, 1851, in the name of Thompson, for stealing boots at Daventry. Besides this, Mr. Sims says ...

... sabre, with a golden scaibbardl, entamelled iii light blue, whichl is placed mnuch mare in Iroot thani is tie custom wilit Etiropeauas. Moilern trousers, either dark blue or tvhite easihmere, witli gold-lacto stripes ultwt tbe sides, anti boots, ctmpleto ...

... per tou) to 10}d per Vetersbarg Clean 0 per dozen Codilla, HERRINGS o Is per do.; per bri 1 ny jo. ; Hay, up. East Kent |10 West Kent, du Is 6d per do. Sussex ay; Potatocs, INDIAN COKN, White per tou 1s hdl per pair Yellow Is Sat each INDIAN MEAL, Wine ...

... Danog first, per ewt,, do., secvod, ; du., this dant, for bavin ul. yet, considering the coldness of the visiters of mo- the golden prize. Upwards of a bondred expectants a tables poonful, mora:ng and wig! one eunce prepar ynano, ther sources from which ...

... the holy silence, thoughts unhidden Rise and unite their voice before Ui® Throne. Upon the snowy-coverlid they mingle. And golden ringlets cling ebon locks. Like ocean weeds that deck the silvery shingle. Drooping in varied beauty from the rocks. Oh' the ...

... a respectable farmer, we! the same expectativos, aad a prospect of a large dren, are vow employé¢d ita the manufacture of boots Lord, at ounce disc! sed the signal advantage gained cers’ Batt, at Hart, County oP porter and beer. ‘There was a probibitioa ...

... “There was ar the cuncert) with great effect; and a cumposition of Balfe’s, from Longfellow's Madame Clara No- on board of the Golden Gage that any passe: vello sang (for the first time) a song by Macfarrea— was filthy in bis habits migh: be expelled from ...

... sta reduction of Is per qr. apot t down to Heavy rains had fallen at Riga, after a long and severe sopply of Wheat frow and Kent, this morning, and the to Without leading business, there being no demand d for them robbed me of my mags, aod only left me ...

... : Colchest holding attitude while prepariog to grapple. + Well, every farthing of the money lost by the Redpath fraads, Maidstone. Leo my dear boy, what is going on “Tam,” riage itself—an argument which appears to be tinged (Loud applaase.) Mr, Heath ...

... better; * Monsieur in the evening. incladed her Royal Highnes roasting by | Soye said Omer Pasha, ‘what bave you od to eat te Kent, Lord and Laly James Marray there bul Lavradio. at present, your Excellency ; Royal Highness tl Phere hy-and-hye my plans are ...

... the entire lroom Furniture, oot Char Table Mang je Wire Flower | W. to Miss S SALA ANDREWS & 3% ‘Dissulved by mutual coa BOOTS, SHOES, and OV 3 of Belfast. i GRAPH formerly the property of the Han teman Feather Beds, aud where spe n smay be see at Mr ...