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... Garden- Walking Salladi.—la the first namber of the ” _ er’s Magazine,” conducted by the most ticultural authors (Mr. J. C. Loudon) and J ? Mllsse |. there is paper by Mr. James Simswn, gardener, burgh, the best mode washing watcr ,ori.li. sallads, so as ...
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... others General Post-Office—The complaints the subject of missing news papers, stated to have been committed to the post, continue be so numerous that although the Postmaster-General is satis- j tied that much of the irregularity com- * plained of arises ...
... rke. | By Miss Escurr, Miss Smiruson, ami smyth. . Afo- | To cenclude with the Musical F NEY, | WAGS OF ; aecy oN | NOW SELLING, PARISH j| 47 400 THE BOUXSELLERS 1 INDAY the N ADDRESS to the FR a vase PRESS in the NORTA | under, Price ts. $d. Py JOHN LAWLESS ...
... M.l> •lo!.n llaid. Jim. —. Davui Giaiuger Miss Miss »w. Miss 1. Ivicli.-rdsoii— Mrs. lies I inlay John Henning Joseph Wn. lb - ArcU- dt- .con The Veil, the Archdeacon Connor U. Sjun-uW— G. J.Cl.irkc, Mrs. Miss Uohbs, Until —, W. U. Wald iiu ...
... “MARRIE D« On Monday morning, at St. Peter’s Church, Dublin, by the Rev. Jas. Dunn, Joux Croxig, of Roepark, county of Londonderry, Esq. to Eriza Jane, eldest daughter of the Hon. Baron Pennefather. At Witham on the Hill, Mr. J. Ray, of the Iris Office ...
... seeming heavy step about; And laugh when wc hear his frightened shout Of dread, ~ . . Lest the gnomes who once o'er his gold d,d rei n, To bis hoards, to claim it back again, Have sped. But sunnier scene, and brighter sky. To-day aro ours; AVe have seen ...
... re; and Miss Straggs after the Marie Antoinette of Ma«lame l, together with Miss Perkapple the cachucha, all got into coach; followed by Mr. Spovtg, who paid attentions Miss and went all alone by himself, in Hansom's cab, as Cmsa'ler. With a heating heart ...
... Bruuswvick, gad the Island of Prines Edward; Sir Peregrlne .MSaltlad, ta- b- Lietitenant-Governor of Nova Scotia; and' Sir - J G it' Col- borne, K.C.:1.to bejleutenant-Governor of Upper Casada, -The Earl of Belmore to be Capotain General and Gover. nor ...
... longer. HIS EVESISG, (Wednesday, March 5.J Will be present) d 'l* Conr.edy The Jealous info- A/r. Oak/y . Talb jt. Mrs. Dakly Mrs. (ii.ovua, (tier hr-t /ip]i»*ar-iice iliis Town.) End of thr Elay, A D A E. To etmehide .he .Moves! Farce of Inkle and Yai ...