... R0I1BONS, SILKS, 'I'H113EIS, CASHIMERElS, CLOAKINGS, FURS, LACE, HOSIEIHY, GLOVEIS, FancY Dresses, ?? tSci. 11 bIGHES ias le honour most respectfully to anotunce his return from the Metrop)olis, where he has J. 1LICHRI ASEI) FRiOMI PERSONAIL INSPEiCTION ...

... cI- I htave the honour to remain, v Bily Liords ani (';entlemnitr, Your most obedietit amid humtble serValit, cc- ~~~ETVANT HItRCR. ily ?? Of TOLLS TO BE LT. t ir- _ rs. NOTICE IS HEIElBY G111 E;N, - W mlLT the TOI.S arisintg t the 'roll ('nto 7 s | lilon ...

... plrep-- Hf icillee cycncc ay -ns cock saidi of the onions.- Ne vaocs del- 1, rafslqez,,jc voduse Ci p.ie -as the Cockney sportsman -said to the sitting rabbit.- I'll be even Iwithe you h asome day-as IPetleer Thames said to the parlour 1l at Wapping ...

... Hen dy. hi 2nd. Thos. Jones, servant to Mr. IRobt. Jones, ac Foundry. Pi 3rd. Mltaurice Thomas, servant to Mr. J. Rae, tu Sportsman Hotel. th 4th. WVilliam Evans, servant to J. G. Griffith, p1- Esq., Llanfair. hi! WrasH PLiOUeGlS. of 1st. Robert Owen, servant ...

... eonstanit application Nvill blunt the keenest edge, and tire the most eager spirit ; time rolled on, Mr. Tomkinson's c clerk became Queen's Counsel, Mlaster of the Rolls, and Chief Justice of England. Whi!c Lord Kenyon was sitting at Nisi Prius, engaged in ...

... ;Ferris ; t~c~re, DrIug .ti I ZbearstIrool on lton ronich n silnasret 1,Comec ohntret Nearport ~idail- PATENT ROLLER, OR rolling Wheats in the Spring, upon light and .'J..heavy lands'. It far excels Sheep-treading, and. every other means for giving solidity ...

... Acivowson of theVi- 9,e of Trefegilwys, aid a pordon of th-ii4mpro- ~jv iv lito upWard5 of eiRhC y separat -ots'. havef th ~honour to announce, that they. have bean in'struted to r3ELL BY AUCTION, on Wednesday nsdTliursday, the 26th and 20l]1 days of JULY ...