... return his sincere thanks to the Inhabitants of Cambridge, and its vicinity, for the since his commencement, and to assure them that his utmost exertions will still employed to merit BP meat be has 1 coatineance of their fa the farther patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of the Town, County, and University begs to them he has just returoed from the Metropolis, where he has ...

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... busing sof Mr. y and pureha d his valuable Stock, at about on I third of the asual cost, offers the full ther of the Pu vie ler that he may make room for An CX- t ve As* tmeat of the ay sttastefal, nebo an { SPRING GOODS, sach as wil be ro every worthy the tr are of the | , e ar he io » be ha now t 1 port of th La 4 b proce ab the ( r yw offered ya will quickiy clear off the w mies will at oo ...

... for W heat, witboOt any percepitble change in value. Barley remains depressed, and not the least improvement either in price or demand, and a large quantity still on sale. Our arrivals of English Oats continue liberal, and they being offered relatively cheaper than Irish, the small business done wa« almost exclusively confined to this description, at our previous currency, la other grain ...

... Game CER TIFICATES for the year 1847 A List (1) Genemat at £4. 0s. 10d. each Acton Rev Wm, Weston I tville Infield, John March Adams, Dennis , Cambridge Ivatt, Robert, Cottenham Ivati, M., Cotteaham Appleby, W B., W aterbeach March Atkinson, J.C Ivatt, James, Cottenham Arkinson, W H, Whittlesea J B Jackson, Rev w P. Ho J., Fen Ditton Drove Wimblington Jackson, William G Esq, Ba Esq Horse ...

... and gloom Deceiver! —I had reared full bag h pile oa. pile— was to hover thy senile | The birds of every tune and not. were to hail ensconced in nook Ne'er dreaming joy could fail ' Here basking in my air-built cell, soul was to expand Te words cannot tell, The future, and the pas! me fast visions were With spells of magic Walls of exotics were to glow Around my floral throne, And their sweets ...