... MR. COLLIER’S PICTURES. Mr Jean Baptiste Collier’s Collection of Ancient Pictures farmed by him during many years’ research and residence the principal Courts of Europe, was brought to the hammer by Mr Cauty, of Pall Mall. Many of them had been put to ...

... In 179 d, .Mr. Perry was married to Miss Anne Mull, young Lady (he must amiable accont plishments—with who n, for many years, lived in the most perfect state connubial felicity. Site brought him eight children, one of whom died young; ' and the eldest ...

... afier service—was taken in a post-chaise to Dr. D.’s honse—was attended by Mrs. and Miss D. The correspondence is again renewed—marriage is agreed upon. Mr. Fletcher is settled in London ; shortly after Miss D. declines having him, stating ...

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... MISS JANE WALKER TO MISS CHARLOTTE HOPKINS. A Pastoral. Fatigued with the smoke of the city, Ve have taken a willar at Bow, Vhere, already, I find, mv dear Kitty, My best sensibilities flow; For Cupid has feathered his dart, And lighted love’s flickering ...

... , j that the™ was nut more proper girl than Miss Hunter in the country in her situation. There was mortgage ot against plaiutiff’s property. Henrv Christie—Knew the daughter of plaintiff, Mary Ann Hunter; knew her when she was with child ; was com: f ...

... for it reasonable prices. All expenses to be pa’d before the Mares are taken away. Application made THOMAS WATSON, Glenarm Castle. (235) Feb. 9th, 1825. CURRENT— April 8. Produce, uo alteration.] Ss. d. «. d. :Tlll 13 cwt. of U»- . fe ditto . 14 0 •*- 15 ...

... HE SCHOOLS will P-trell on Tl' 4th of August, at rl,. Elock A. 1 Ni., riG) %t J. I3RY' p In j\/jhe d' s 27 t will ITLND t. ii 79 Donsegall-street. I M Rl[RS. and the MISSES FEIIj(q:L th their SCHOOL, after Vacation on i the ol of August. ' Sir CHICHE ...

... ABltl VF.D. **. Tl>e Ellen, M'Ummell, from Lafoe, id, Colliers. . ■ SAltfin. Oet. 24, The Hibernik, Porter, for Savannah, arid linen 4rloth. • • • J The Dorset, Morrison, for Workington* provn 2S, the Squirrel), Williams for Liverpool, fuanc. , Tlie.Smr ...

... 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 ...

... “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 ...

... 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 ?? of Upper Casada, -The Earl of Belmore to be Capotain General and Gover. nor of the Island of Jamaica ...