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... The anniversary festival of the British Orphan celebrated on Wednesday evening, at Willis's Rooms. The asvlom was established in 1827 for the {gratuitous board, clothing, and education of destitute orphans of both sexes of those once prosperity. During the last ten years children have been maintained in the asylum, whose parents have occupied the respective positions of ofioers in Her ...
... MORNING POST OFFICE, Wednesday Morxixg. ...
... NobilityMientrj, Dealers, and Shopkeeper?, NO I'OVXEI'T IO \V HATEVER With a Virgin Vinegar Dealer adjoining their premises. They are led mak» this announcement in consequence it having come to their knowledge that for some time pa>t many customers hare been most grossly deceiving themselves by supposing these works belonged to the same .5. CMAMI'IOX and *'0. have, therefore, found it ...
... It is a* well to lenow when one is treading on dangerous ground, and therefore we are thankful for the information ■applied by a charge heard the other day before Sir Robert Cardan, and whioh to the effect that, on the South- Western Railway, the of railway keys by passenger* ia forbidden. That i* to say, no passenger may open the door to let himself in, bat, we presume, when both doors are ...
... public meeting of the inhabitants of Uhelsea was held at the Vestry Hall, King'sroad, for the purpose receiving the report of the committee re-appointed at the meeting of July 24th, and consider what steps should be taken for the thorough organization of the Liberal party, so as to secure purity of election, and the return of the proper* candidates. There was tolerably fair attendance; Mr. E ...
... to the members a good substantial dinner, with beer, for one shilling, ...
... COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. A Court Common Council was held in the Council Chamber, at Guildhall, on Thursday last, under the presidedenoy of Lord Mayor, the Right Hon. Sir T. Gabriel, Bart. The meeting was numerously attended. The minutes of the last Court, which had been printed and circulated amongst the-members of the Court, were passed as having been entered oorreotly. Mr. Deputy Perkins, ...
... Dealers, and Shopkeeper*, hat they have found it necessary, for the convenience the public who require their Vinegar in Bottles, to erect a WAREHOUSE anil NEW ENTRANCE CATHERINE-STREET, Where orders can be left, well at their OLD COI'NTIN'O HOUSE. 115, riTY-ROAD. E.r Vinegar, in mperial Pints and Quarts highly recommended for private use , and which can had of most Oilmen. Grocers, and ...
... DONCASTER MEETING.— Friday. Second only in importance to the St. Leger day, the concluding day attracted a large attendance, its specialities beiag the Cup, the Nursery, aad the Donoawer Stakes, and although the chief of these items, the Cup, was deprived of much of its interest, owing to the Derby winner not being nominated for it, and the fact of both Formosa and Paul Jones, the first and ...
... ST. LA WHENCE JEWRY AND BT. MARY MAGDALkS, MILK BTREBT. the annual vestry 01 these parishes, was resolved that p»U organist ild hu -;>pomte.i in lien Mr. Taratr, the honorary organist, anil it was referred to a consider iu report upon the duties and emoluments of the office At a subsequent meeting that report was presented, ai-d Mr. Turner naked to be elected the paid organist, whereupon it ...
... of passengers. Is accompanied by a surgeon appointed by the Queensland Government. Carries a oon. Tensing apnaratus aud a cow. Colls at Plymouth.— Apply to T. M. Mackuy, Son and Co., 1, Leadcnhall .-Btreet, K.C. SYDNEY Direct.— To Sai! punctually on the l.th June. full or not full, Messrs. GEORGE MARSHALL and SONS* ship SURREY, A 1 13 years, 1089 tons register ; J. N. M ARSHALL, Commander. ...