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... LOUDON , F.L. H. G. and Z.& The Lioness Anaogemmt and itsam ask* the work of Mr. Wargo the Natural la Awtbd on that of !Tattooer Lindley, with seem oh miens rendered necessary by the plan of this Catalog=; and Do. the motound criptogasniet, assisted ...
... beleg esp the serviced* th e net procure any di dim in the . the ler Pmt. Aril has 900 pion of saloon te kelt? kind, and an English *Opts to hint meek% amend wee en himself the puling Woo end opened torten carriages to lie hes il reading Crow. who has se ...
... eutenant-Colonel charles Archibald Macalester, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bird, deceased; William English Fitz Edward Barnes, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Roddy, promoted. DECLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY. 11 ...
... Corinna, ilia KOVAL,. COVENTA;AitDIEN. MORROW EVENING. Sept. 27, will -rb-e acted an Illisioriral Comic Opera. called THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. Fitsaater, Mr. Inclanoti ; Philip. Mr. Blanchard ; T a l e ..line, Mr. WI Mainmao. Mr. Mandan. Jane, Crinnpki ...
... end? A SCAFFOLD ACLID3NT.-011 Monday evening an inquest was held at St. Bartholomew's Hospital before Mr. Payne, the city tattooer, on view of the body of John Page. aged 50, late la the employ of Messrs. Reid and Co., the brewers of Liquorpondstreet. ...
... engaged for the suite and effcts t Of the English Embassy, and they were embat ked two days, it appears., before the actual departure of Mr. Stratford Canning. On the afternoon of the Bth, both the French and English Ambassadors were afloat, and proceeding ...
... . Veottis Mahony, Court-too/.. c Wslllato .10nnfon and Neva' _Mk Street-bilk sowers. d. RkYard Davit lases. Iforotreet, tattooers; IL& Clear Peinsick, et Limy-it-4a ca MII.T.INtR.Y and DRESSIES. She anib hafr./fof this Opportunity to inform her Pricnik ...
... ceding columns ; the whole forming an useful introduction to of employment. It also enabled the Americans to supplant us the English language. IL in the market, and did great mischief. 3. SOUTER'S FIRST SCHOOL READER; comprising asr Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON supported ...
... --:Whe ___ n Its igneratteosin the.renterks it has madt en. was discussed in the House of woo' re +debit tie Griverement of - English have looked, had ?knee' interfevedr i • ' the name of morality its that discinssion, and pre, • de - Pan/ scribed the conduct ...
... be Lieutenant, vice Doneellen. prons..led. sblh Blacken, gent., to Is• by Fitanettirk, promoted. Nib Ensign Ftederic flaii tattooer do Deubrawa, belf.pay 35.1. Foot, in be Ensign, Herne, •p--pointed to chh . ttewt. _ _ fibth Mundy Pole. to Ito Lieutenant ...
... bring cattle of that de. ecriptiou to the market ought to t.e ponishosl there can be no doubt, but dist the Member or any tattooer of the Board should be the party to using up the °Gutter is, I .lotak, a duty glitch s Geutlontsu woulduodertake to pea tar ...
... CAPTIVITY AMONG TON SIKHS. The following le an from • from an officer in lb. lochaa army English Camp, no the river Surlej, near Ferosepore. January 1, 1646. Dent 14.-1 have now to relate the most romantic and dangerom incident of my life. and will on ...