... TAKES this early opportunity of acknowledging the very flattering and kind support with which has been favoured, and to intimate that has this day It EDUCED THE PRICES of his remaining STOCK OF FURS to Mucin below their real value. J. F. having found by experience the great advantage of commencing each Season with an entire New Stock, is content to make a sacrifice his few remaining Furs, in ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, OCT. 23. domestic news in the Paris papers of relate principally to the Reform dinners now Thursday, departments. The l)thats exf,? M»« ...

... Visit her Majesty to the Chinese Junk —The Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal, and the Prince of Prussia, went to Blackwall on Tuesday afternoon, for tbe purpose of inspecting the Chinese junk Keying, brought to tbis country by Capt. Kellett, an officer in tbe British merchant service. —In passing over London-bridge and through ...

... Noble the .Marquis of Sir HENRY RUSSELL, Bart. Major-General DICKSON, ROBERT PALMER, Esq., M.P. G. 11. ELLIOTT, Esq., M. G. THOYTS, Esq., GEORGE MONTAGU, Esq. Tickets, Eight Shillings, including Tea and Coffee, and other Refreshments, to be had Mr. Golding, Hall Keeper, Friar- Street, and at Mr. Lovejoy's Library, London-street Weippert's Full Band will attend. UPHOLSTERY & CABINET MANUFACTORY ...

... The County Sessions for the Faster quarter began Monday last, at the Town Hall, Reading. large number of Magistrates was drawn together from the notice tbat had been given of the subject of erecting new Courts for the due administration of justice, being intended to be brought under consideration. The following gentlemen were in attendance :— Robert Palmer, Esq., M.P., Chairman. Earl Radnor, R ...