... -is au thle conmfpiative enoris ouis price whichl it noi IWArS iil thr in arlet, asisl the conseqsust high prici- tieid for boots, shoee, and all articl s mai d t oiu it; In protf of ?? foregoing asscrtti-is, ousr e cor'resliondcsit states the following ...

... table-manufactureir 3bla H. T. Sturley, late of Aylshanh , Norfolk, linen-draper W. W. Edwards, of Fleer-street, boot-maker E. Coutigharn, of BaIley, Kent, stirgeon G. H. Stevens, of Lime-Regis, Dorsetshire, lime- birner . . . . . ' M. W. Becher, late of Burwood ...

... new Ministry To this Was aided the filting out of four men-of-war here for lihe Mediterranean; tiienamesofthe Gloucester, the Kent. and the Melville were given by these p1tlilicianq. Having men- tioneal the ruinoars, wve hive only to state tbat the caales ...

... Oxfordshire, ?? M'Gregor, of Liverpool, merchant & com. ?? Coupe, of Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-manufac- ?? Bullard, of Maidstone, Kent, chemist and druggist- John Rowbotham, of Hooley-hill, Lancashire, hat-manefacturer and shop-keeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ...

... to Mr. O'Connell, in Youghal, on alluding to the Union, lie made the following remarks*- W We are bound to England by the golden link of tile Crown, .anlid fi r be it rom inme to weaken that coisectioli by my present observations; I want no dissevcrations ...

... North Cieriton, Somerset. I I-Ienry Gray, of Omhad'splace, Gray's mis-lane, bookseller. 'Thomas Stammer, ot FiFrancis-street, Golden-square, grocer. .-dwiard Alipress, of'NVatling-street, stationer. 1lemiry Crainpand James Crowdy, of Foster-lane, warehousemen ...

... Laincashire, corni-dexalers. Edward JohnlBrashier, Chancery Lane, London, boot-maker. Richard MVorris, Re- gelt Street, l'iccadilly, Middlesex, auctioneer. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. John Smith and Johnl Hutchinson, Liverpool, merchants. Adamn ...

... victualler. J. Hamns, of Stepnev, curlier . . 2 1 E.-.IBrashier, of Chancery-lane,boot-maker . 2 10 R. Mor is, late of Regent-street, auctioneer 2 I I J. Pokttr, of Maidstone, Kent, gsvcer . . 2 12 W ?? and R. Hale, of Toolev-street, druggists 2 12 J. Brett ...

... a Yorkshiretnan would go over without taking a bite. Every one knows the story of the gentleman, who, upon find- ins that a boot-cleaner, in the- south, was a Yorkshiremnan, and expressing his surprise that he was not - become master of the inn, received ...

... superior to it much of the common bread eaten by the lower orders on the .oi Continent. State Of the Ho0p Plan tations in East Kent.-The warm sunny r- weather in the early part of Alay operated so beneficially upon to the soil that ths plant, on its appearance ...

... his mission, and says that the Bedouins will only march if they are well paid; that they want the ducats ot llsungary, the golden mshnsoudies of Constantinople, or at least the geld money of Egypt. Seic-zse of a SMoave Oip.-Cape ?? L otte, adpril1- A ...

... by Mr. Wood, jun. on the body of George Curtis, who was, the preceding afternoon, working a chaff engine for his master, Mr. Kent, and in his presence, suddenly drop- ped down and almost immediately expired. Jurors ver- dict- Died by the sudden visitation ...