... Hove or Blown, Scouring on turning oot to grass or from bad food, Gargate. Hide Bound. Loss of Appetite, Staring Coat, Dis- temper, Epidemic, or Influenza. Bullocks fat much faster by occasionally giving a Ball. PBBPABBD OWLY BY FRANCIS CUPISS, M.R.V-C ...

... let off if not required. Apply at Mr. C. Brooks, Auction, Estate, and Wine Offlces, No. 3, Above the Bar, Southampton. TO TEMPERANCE HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS.? Te be SOLD or LET (two doors from the South- ampton Terminus and clow to the Dock.) an HOTEL ...

... COLLEGER is a beautiful thorough-bred Roan Horse, with four hlack legs, rising 7 years old. possessed of a remarkably fine temper and capital action; has won almost every Race he ran for (see Stud-hook and Racing Calendar) : a most excelleni Hunter, and ...

... aspirations on this subject wHI. at least, be high, though their achievements may be low. It is difficult to iiiah-.trin this temper of mind, even in the ordinary commerce of life, bat this difficulty is increased wh«n. under an imperative sens* nf obligation ...

... Situation for an HONEST STEADY YOUNG WOMAN, who would be well calculated for a NURSE, being fond of Children, and of an excellent temper. She is also a very tolerable Plain Cook. Apply (free of expense) to Lucy B. Post Office, Eastman, near Petersfield. By the ...

... than the passions ot the People, remembering that the permanence and stability of Thrones and Nations olten depend on the temperate resistance afford- ed by their wise institutions to the vices and impetuosity ot mankind. And, Gentlemen, I must add that ...

... years old, colour jet black, commenced covering last season with great success, tor beauty and strength, fine action and good temper.it is presumed no hoise (an excel him ; : and an assortment of modern Household Furniture, , (about 80 lots.) Refreshments ...

... renewed within Fifteen days from the day on which tbe Premiums become due. C. PEATY, Agent, High-stieet, Southampton. The Temperance and General Marine insurance Company, Universal Hall of Commerce, Threadneedle Street. (JAPITAL jc?50O,OOO, in shares of ...

... the PARALYSED. RAZORS for the BUND. RAZORS for SPORTSMEN. RAZORS for the TRAVELLER. . ?? d E ** or to -¦*• of tte rlnest-tempered steel, imparting a matchless smoothness aod keenness to the edge, and tbe addition of tne moveable guard causes the razor ...

... win. ihe sew large eyes, are Easily Thieaitt d (even by blind persons), and work with i;reai ea-e, h.vine IMPROVED POINTS, TEMPER, AND FINISH. Tbey are made of every length ...

... hM ,a Portsmouth, August 9, 1848. M CJADDLE HORSE for Sa_e,_A Bay flftJT__ ?C 7 good action, and perfectly sound, and K ood temper the'Ji. perty of a Gentleman, who may be referred to. _ |s *, ton? P , rice^o ay a d Wednesda ' r ' at Matcham ?? Stable ...

... Own), with the new large eyes, are Easily Thieaded (even by blind persons), and work with great ?? having IMPROVED POINTS, TEMPER, AND FINISH. They are made of every length >r substance, and for every purpose. The labels are correct Likenesses of Her Majesty ...