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... quotations. No change iv tbe value of Flour. Oats were in very short supply, and beld for an advance of ld. to 2d. per bushel. Oat- meal was also ld. per load dearer, and in request. Birmingham, June .—During the present week, owing to: ne suodued tone of the ...
... painful to an affectionate mind,— I!U ' e half poisoned the whole family with homenade ketchup of toadstools, mistake for mushrooms. M hen 1 reflect that they are preserved, I ought not to grieve about damsons and unlaces, done by Mrs. Maria Dover's receipt ...
... toast. He was confident ladies’ smiles stimulated man’s exertions. [Cheers and laughter J How could society lail which hoi tin* smiles many ladies, the Horticultural Society had/ therefore begged to propose the health of •• The Ladies.’’ The President next ...
... bees by her Majesty's Conael•tarneral ft Tnpuls The animal, shortly after los *meal, was taken Into tie quadrangle of the Castle, and was there inapeseg Ire her M and the ladies Nod potteries of the Coen. Tb. Arab formed se object of as at• traction (bring ...
... renovated appearto the lady's wish. a healthy a' fa MIS. DID IIbIONDS el 11% I EFIRLAfts every FRIDAY . 41.9 Mr. 41 r .4 Gado II ./reel. owl ow S. l is I ORA, bee., Dee, .11r. DANIEL lIARDWAN • S. HIM,. Now Itrdee Store', leek. Tbe andel Rents bare ...
... kinds of Furs Purchased. Ladies are respectfully invited to an early inspection. J SlTTeld PkaSe t0 ° ?? n °° mS ° VCr R ° yal H 69 ' Mark6t PIaCe > {exactly OPPOsHeKmg street,) N.8.-An Extensive Assortment of Ladies' and Children's Beaver ...
... robe. A somewhat notorious characu. in the sporting world, had long paid his attentions to a beautiful and accomplished young lady. In an coil hour, he reposed his hopes and feeling* the bosom of * perfidious acquaintance, weUdmowa Jwmstir author, and a ...
... no surprise to hear• before hang, that the late against Hullers/lea I.4re been AT Lester. 1/11SEItV.11O11. To the Eltor the Leek hotelbgeneer. Ma. fens rau.—it was of Jeep re re, that our wos 'by in his chatty not notice taw want or chard, to o, r it. ...
... t a rumen etude for a will take I,f I crowd the frontier, (on the *Mt inst. it in the order in which thee stand:— Walk up, ladies gem would seem.) and marched on lint on an tlenten ! There volt see . Louis Diane, with Ids sharp, in. armistice had been ...
... BROAD CLOTHS, TWEEDS, BEAVERS, PILOTS, tc. in all Colours and Qualities. Faßhionable LADY'S CLOAKING, to. ' J. H. particularly calls the Attention of Ladies to his Lady's Cloths, of his own makiDg, in Olives, Browns, rich Dahlias, and Invisible Greens ; ...
... fur ?? .vhere Coaches may be hud to any par 1 - o. the kingdom, ou its ar.itfai at. C tilisfe. ?? .VI..Nof ?? AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN*. CLOTHES ?? to | be |na.>ie in the ovist ehv..ut and fashionable manner, and iv that highly app ?? . d style of ...
... PHILLIPS, Of the Royal and Ancient Concerts, London. Leader— Mr. SCHOLEY. Subscribers' Tickets, admitting a Lady and Gentleman, or Two Ladies, to Three Performances, 10s. each, to be had of Mr. C. Stanfield, Printer, Westgate. Tickets for the Back Seats ...