... Frampton (£21); second ditto (£15); commended, ditto (£15); unsun Mr. W. Saunders (£100), and Mrs. Cooper (finsmens of white booted). Class X.—COCHIN CHINA. White, black, mottled, hatched in the Isle of :i,t in 1853. Two competitors; but specimens not deemed ...

... compete with any house in the country. THE FRENCH & ENGLISH BOOT &. SHOE DEPARTMENTS offer to the public the most decided advantages, consisting of Several Thousand Pairs of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, Goloshes, Over-shoes, &c, of every description ...

... Colchester, Essex, grocer. Charles Goeriuger, Queen-street, Golden*square, victualler. Charles Lambourn, Long Ditton, Surrey, barge-builder. Thomas Bclbv and Silas Norton, Town Mailing, Kent, scriveners. Thomas Cardwell, Park-terrace, Hammersmith, plumber ...

... since his settlement in tin* country. for 6elf-treatuieut, &c. By M.D., 10, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London. hold also Kent 9c Co., 51, Paternoster-row, London; Watt, 11, Elin-road. and Robinson, 11, Grcenside-street, Edinburgh; Love, bookseller, ...

... late of Battersea-fields and George-yard, Lombard-street, money scrivener. Bankrupts.—Thomas Harrison, Harrietsham and Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant. —Thomas Ward, Bowchurchyard, stock manufacturer. —Thomas Frederick Theed, Winchester-street, Waterloo-town ...

... —John Phillips, Birmingham, wood turner.—Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot maker.—William Weston Young, Joseph Weston Young, and George Ycfung, Glamorganshire, millers.—James William Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, card maker. —Thomas Morrison, Rhyl, Flintshire ...

... —George Francis Cooke, Wouldham. Kent and elsewhere, lima burner.—Richard Williams, Dudley, shoe manufacturer.—George Woraersley, Derby, hatter.— Beorwe Bullock Portus, Liverpool, apothecary.—James Hubbard Skeeles, Liverpool, boot dealer.—Thomas Crow, Berwick ...

... Things without remedy should be without regard, completely overdrawn. As this is an age made with money, and never was the Golden Calf more devoutly worshipped, let there be established a Joint Stock Company, unlimited, for the purpose of insuring shi ...

... per dozen. SPLENDID OLD PORT, 375. per dozen (eleven years in the wood). No. 7 a 12 4 SUKRUY. Sherry Cii'ii* ilitto Fine Golden IiOYAL . roar i Ditto yeara olil) .. ;i Superior ('J old) 5 Old Crusted OLAKET. Ordinaire Med Bordeaux St. Juiieu CHAMPAGNE ...

... splendid collection of JAPANESE LILIES, ineclud- ing from the Crystal Palace 7.26 p-m._ In. connection ling the “Auratam” or “Golden-ray Lily. This with this Excursion, a Boat will leave Ryde for South-| variety having become more plentiful, is now reduced ...

... ’ ises, on TUESDAY, »ber 12th, 18¢ 2 , the whole of the STOCK-in-TR. [NGS, and other EFFECTS ; consi of about 500 pairs of boots and shoes, an assortme toys, two counters, window pee ee fittings, and. lots of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—0n vie day preceding and ...

... SILK UMBRELLAS. GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY, GLOVES, NECKTIES, UMBRELLAS, and WATERPROOF COATS. LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES Of every description, of the most approved makes, and recommended for wear, now offered veiy cheap. SANDOWN, SHANKLIN ...