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... oo Irish new wheat; oatmeal and ludian corn wee a tom dear.r the first day or two of the week ; other sorts were drm bet 'tattooer,. On Friday, one of oar large market days, few dealer, were present, yet several parcels of wheat changed heads. The tow ...
... Central America ! —War with Etri r i ,sak t probable! !—Attack on Fort St. Juan by the natives! eat and Capliaity of the English Ocempants !—A rrival V. • etennifrionte be/on San Juan.— Despatehes for the United States Ooverinstent received! Annexation ...
... about for some eminent tattooer, the friends of the youth take him to lus house, to have the outlines of the general plan laid out. It behoves the professor to have a nice eye, for suit to worn for life should well cut Some tattooers,'yearuing after perfection ...
... oar notional oasiot. I have henceforth ordere d to be called the BM* Peak. At the end of theEs:rd;tior 4 ( :auto tune —i• English, Elm Williamwtreet—tbe Lord Mayor and Aldermen o: presented tbenrwlers. His Lordship begged that the capital might he spared ...
... Chemist and Druogtsi. Chip. Mr. lleathcole. market pine., aghto.. Journal Whet., St °render ; titbbe, tan. ; Yrloter see tattooer. Ledbury ; Deeper, Chemist. Broad street, Ilensford ; T. Per. rap, Beacom. office. Mooniouth ; E. V. Jet4.lme, Chemist. C ...
... of May, because a person in Leipsig had given information chat the estate at Schonefeldt would become the property of an English lady. Literatare.—The most important event to classical literature that has occurred for some time, is the discovery of an ...
... gratifying even to read of the burst of loyalty which every where awaits the arrival of the royal twinge ; it shows that the English feeling is strictly and unalterably monarchical ; that British loyalty Is not merely a shadow, bat that la is a reality. Her ...
... Canary. and are of (h, eel.-loratedbrwid of llos•t.situn and ('o. of the Union •Inuikl follow the rejection of (lie' maws ENGLISH WORSTED WltilK Foe tlia fonvenieltry of Private Faleihen, the Wine in in I l b. nosure, a.. • It by Ills i s Tail, his ...