... harvest weather ie second time at this Theatre, general prevalence is confirmed by all recent accounts fre 1)Y OF LYONS. Essex, Kent, and Surrey, as well as the more distant o England, also in Scotland ; and notwithstanding previa) Mr. SULLIVAN, anticipations ...

... were sworn by Superintendents , other articles no particular change. and Seidl), of the metropolitan force. Wheat, Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, red 44s 50s qr. Do. do. white 495 56s , Barley, malting 36e Do. distilling 308 Do. grinding 25s 30s Oats, English ...

... previously given by the witness. She continued— I have seen the boots, they were shown me by Mr Sharpe, policeman, of Chesterfield; I can swear to one of them. The stockings were cotton. I know the boot front its being worn on one side. He joined that little ...

... those noticed on Monday ant;l yet they were of average quality. As the attendance of buyers was tolerably pod tbe primest Boots, &0., commanded a steady sale, at fully las week's quotations, the best beef selling at from 4s. to 81bs.1 but all other breeds ...

... of the Garter and the Golden Fleece. His Royal Highness also wore the stars of the Order of St. Patrick, the Thistle, and the Bath. The Duke of Wellington appeared in a Field-Marshal's uniform. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent arrived soon after nine ...

... Rimming Rein; 25 to 1 apt Mr. Bowes's rAuld Squire; 80 to! Mr. GLADSTONE said, it was intended, during the present sot Lord Maidstone's Coekatuaroo (taken); 38 to 1 apt Mr. session, to bring in a bill to abolish the additional duty of lid. per Thornhill's ...