... the Conquering Hero Cornel—Hunting -Call— Sound the Loud Timbrel—Hark the Convent Bell- Good Night. Anthems—Britons strike Home— Rule Britannia—O Lord of Mercy boundless—God save the Queen. Hymns Austria Creation— Crookes— Solfeggio—Canons— Exercises. Conducted ...

... the Conquering Hero Comes—Hunting Call— Sound the Loud Timbrel—Hark the Convent Bell— Good Night. Anthems—Britons strike Home— Rule Britannia—O Lord of Mercy boundless—God save the Queen. Hymns Austria Creation— Crookes— Solfeggio—Canons— Exei cises. Conducted ...

... REMARKS AS TO ARTICLES OF STAPLE PRODUCE &c. Rum, Brandy, and Hollands—Jamaica Bum is wanted Iby shippers and the home trade; prices rule firm for all descrip| tions. For Leeward Island tbe market is quiet, and prices are , still drooping b tbe transactions ...

... by some ene as an argument in support of war; but they should remember that one rule among the Jews was, that if f any pan felt afraid he might return home. Another rule wee imsperative, that if he had married -within twelvemonths he must returs hotoe ...

... every Briton regards as a birthright, it is almost certain that they would in the end weary of such self-denial. The home government would rule the Lower Province—the government would be necessarily, a certain extenVinttueuced by the will of representative ...

... GENUINE HOME BREWED ALE, ALLSOPP'S INDIA PALE A LE, pn InE£2n o,d LON °ON DRAUGHT and BO ?' C- l PORTER ; as also his WINES and SPIRITS which are of superior quality. ' , - S^~. P - A / can Furnish Families with small casks of his Genuine Home Brewed ...

... Sir Francis B uirdett'-on returning to town, was preceded b y' l iis and, playing ' Hearts of Oa}; Bri.ns, ,St-ike Home and Rule Brita. ;na. The fame toke o of approbation were beffowed upor him and fin ds;'which have been before de'ribede . Blue ...

... of both London and country buyers being rather ou the increase, caused the demand for most descriptions of Wheat of home produce to rule steady, but by no means brisk, and the prices noted on this day sennight were supported in every instance, while a ...

... miglit harve expected to he aninsoytd by them, as tirey mrst certainly feel exasperated at his breitegire a young wife home to rule over teem. The ap. plicalit said site did not wish to have her iusharrel sent to geatl, but tie son; and finding her r ...

... up to-day very little Wheat of home produce came to hand. This circumstance, together with most of tiie foreign imports being in very middling condition, caused the demand for all kinds of Wheat of home produce to rule very firm, at an improvement in ...

... she might have expected to be asnnoysd by d them, as they must certainly feel exasperated at his .e bringing a young wife home to rule over them. The ap. l plicant said site did not wish to have her husband sent d to gaol, but the son; and findintg her ...

... has wonderfully changed the temper of parties, M. Cabet and his Icarians wdl yet emigrate, and not, by staying at home under the rule of the republicans, defraud the world of that result to which they have appealed. [Advertisement.] — Influenza. — ...