... of Somerset gave a grand fete ehampetre, t Saturday, at Wimbleton rark7 five hundred persona dis- j tinction. The Finance Committee, it is expected, will save I tbe country £l,.'i00,000 in the departments which their labours j have been directed. The Emperor ...

... the rate ct 2a. 6.l. Tier bihbtli' , 1 i, with lOi. saved by his rubbite, ctine to £2 The ltl,, iita; ,, he went to service, aiud gave th( rabbits to lis p.sr'il. Ifr. however, rateind a larger ptio.i Di' lalid, for rietabli lu nait i * piece yielded him ...

... us killed by the Cheltenham waters. Here lies two brothers, by misfortune surrounded— One died of his wounds, and the other was drownded. Here lies a lovely youth, who by accident did fall From the steeple the cathedral. Fine Wilting.— The editor of an ...

... barrenness, &c Price 1 Is., the quantity of four at ll*. in one hot tie for 335.. t>y which I Is is saved; the £ 5 cases n-ay bad usual, which is a saving of £ 1 lis. The Concentrated Detersive Essence, remedy for secondary symptoms, searching out and purify ...

... giddiness, sense of fulness after meals, di of the eyes, drowsiness. and pains in the stomach and bowe!s. Indigestion, p oda ng a torpid state of the live and consequent inactivity of the bowels, causing a dis- ne, will, in this organization of every ...

... instrumental in saving lives, and his generous sacrifices afterwards, for their comfort, canuot be too highly extolled =— His Majesty sship, Ty„e, Halifax, July Sir,—l have just arrived at this port, with passengers, men. women, and children, saved from the ...

... obligations of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose 11 follies, (to speak mildly.) Isave entailed upons him debility, and a I, disfiguring disease in their worst forms; therefere the Silent tII ts Friend will he found an available intredetction to ...

... of his native county :— THE HILLS OP DEVON. Respectfully inscribed to Mr. A. Kyne, of London. O Kyne, companion of my youth, And friend in age declining, Thine early pledge of social truth Time's test is still refining. The thought of this mj bosom thrills ...

... cannot cure it, ifnor, Lean; and if you will al- low me to try, “1 will life if my staff does you any hanin, and if it does you no geod 1 will have nothing for my trou- ble.” She was then allowed to try the experiment; and in less weehsi had my shoes on, and ...

... wish to he. When she was four years old my father died suddenly, leaving all his property to my husband in trust for my mo- ther and myself. but my poor mother soon followed my fa- ther to his long home. Save my husband, I was now alone in the world. and ...

... afflicted with a continued and excruciating nervous head-ache, that at times I have been almost bereft of my senses. A friend recommended me to try a box of Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills; had previously consulted the most eminent physicians, both here and ...

... i> especially recommended to those, who. from the irregularities of youthful age, habits of studious application, hie of pleasure, have fallen into despondent state of mind, and that dis train of symptom; commonly denominated the nervous. In such sons the ...