... LABOURERS' FRIEND SOCIETY. Hint to Cottagers.—There is scarcely any season of the year which cottagers the country may not usefully and profitably employ themselves, the advantage, at the same time, enjoying the healthful fresh air, instead of hovering ...

... SAVINGS BANKS Lord moved for leave to bring in bill to enable persons to purchare small annuities through the means of the savings banks. By this bill it is intended to introduce a clause requiring a longer notice than at present existed for drawing out ...

... THE Nobility, Gentry, Visitants, and Inhabitants of Bath, are most respectfully invited to try the NEW HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, NAzfrJUN lON-PASS A G E. lie Charges for Caning and Arranging Ladies'and Gentlemen s Hair, in Rnjjnre superior style as practised ...

... - E LOST It R IH E The was pour’d the feast spread life-quickening there And Love Around youthful pair beautiful thing earth but likest she tear Shall fall show’rs ere given The were busy at loard ’twas the blushing bride retir’d he that fair form ador’d ...

... HOUSE ACADEMY GOULSTONE respectfully acquaints his Friends Public that Duties of his Establishment will ’on Monday the instant D DE BOUDRY B A Curate of All Saints id respectfully informs his Friends that the Duties of -J will resumed ou the 21st of January ...

... written thus Lord you an interview with me at house a mutual friend which your Lordship assured by the contents of letter its publication did you had or what could offend myself or the friends with whom I am associated earnestly entreating not to my public ...

... hams carriages 13 cattle Friends: Iiidgway & Allis Sheppard flour To brls sacks flour GALWAY— the Olive: & Allis wheat 10 oatmeal— J R Greer brls LIMERICK— In Edinburgh : J Greer wheal oats Ridgway & brls KIN SALE— In Friends: To potatoes In the Patriot: ...

... the good, tlie brave, in manhood’s pride, Was shot by fellow mortal’s hand, and died ! Swept ia a life of glory to the grave, Sank him, whom hundreds would have died to save ; Many have mourn’d, aye ! sorrow’s urn to fill Thousands with bitter tears are ...

... on drinking for two three days, till he spent almost 21. every farthing he had saved. James—You seem to have grown very fond of these Temperance Societies. Why don't you try to leave off taking spirits, and join one of them ? Thomas—To tell you the truth ...

... fettling.. at 2la. rharrd 26, ibi. great saving of 25 per cent. c .o poly be obtained by I bo.e who prefer the rer system °lsmail woks, via returns, sod cash payments. HOBOS & CO. solicit the atlention of their Friend. and the Public. to an itorsenve srocK ...

... church, Monmouthshire, the Rev. D. Jones, Thomas Ollrey Rayner, Esq. m.d. of l.omlon. to Miss Sarah Bridgman, of Pontypool. DIED. On Sunday, at Brighton, in the 45tb year of his age, the ev, John Gibbs Holland, Rector of Feltham, Surrey.—On .Monday, at ...

... Hyem's blustering pranks The year's approaching dissolution tell— All that is left him is to say adieu To his best friends, and those best friends are you. 11. But how begin ? he's overwhelm'd with fear Lest he should fail in telling all his grief; Though far ...