... the Professional, Commercial Gentlemen and the Public for the liberal Support he has received since occupvinj the above-named Hotel; and hopes, by ur.remittine attemic.*'” to retain the Patronage hitherto so generously afforded! The_ Proprietor boss to assure his Patrons that the DINNERS in his Establishment are conducted upon the original liberal principle which has procured him* the ...

... ELSINORE & COPENHAGEN. The INGEBORG, Captain C. E. ; Jg/gSßi* Kcgular Trader; will Sad Eight Days. Freight. *c..appJyo cHßigTiAKBEN & co aiiull, Docemher 21. 1812. SALK, Strong Well-built I New SEA SLOOP. Tons Register; suit carry 100 Tons; Dimensions adapted for ~BSaSffcthe Canals. Also, a good substantial HAC- May be inspected in the Junction ncaV to the Monument. Apply PaattirtsoN. Brown, ...

... In order to protect the public from imitation!, the Hon. Commissioners of Stamps have ordered the words PARR'S LIKE PILLS be engraved the Government Stamp, which is pasted round the aides of each box, in write let lert on a bed ground. Without this mark of authenticity they are spurious, and imposition! Prepared by the Proprietors, T. Roberts and Co., 9, Crane Court, Fleetstreet, London; and ...

... MAJESTIES. 11. R. H. THE DUCHESS OF KENT, And authorised by her Majesty's Lords of the Treasury. M«t. vi. 22.—“Tlie light of ibe body i» the eye.” —Luke u. 34. OPHTHALMIA, cataract gulta inflammation, and all of the eye and head cured the moit simple, delightful, fragrant compound. Ila mude i> fraught with pleasure; many thousand cures have*been accomplished u»e, at trifling expense, yet ...

... Truly «o called, from the almost magical and instantaneous relief afforded their application, are procured by a very expensive and tedious chemical process, and arc pronounced hundreds to be an infallible and never-failing remedy for that most excruciating and agonizing pain tooth-acue.” Sold in BottUs, with directions for use, at la, jc/. each. Caution. repared only by W, H. Maub, Chemist, I, ...

... r.ii.; and Pruning PtanU'.ioa*,” a:;i •• On Manage: Water Mcadjms.- T::r. Book Farx.— P»r’ IX.—By Hcr.rv of Qaarlerly Joi'.rr.t.! Blackvooo Boss, iIDtxsEROH. a.l v,ho aro cither ui'ercitcii ir. Farming, uiclui, p.-hjt:cai .ik t;.a:. this. Such, believe, is the ojgencraly cr.tcrtamed ly cxpcticr.ced pcrs'tts into «!;■ Lanai it Las fallen. Thii part occupied w.tb ti.c driving and slaughtorirg of ...

... the Professional, Commercial (Jcnlltmeii and the Public for the liberal Support he has received since occupying the above-named Motel; and hopes, by unremitting attention to retain the Patronage hitherto generously afforded’ lhe . begs to assure his Patrons that the DINNERS in his Establishment are conducted upon the original liberal principle which has procured him the Patronage of the Public ...

... CONFESSION'S HAURY LORREQUEU, with Illustrations by Thix. 12s. cloth. r* \RLE3 O’MALLEY. THE IRISH DRAGOON 2 Tola. Stc. with Illustrations by Phi*. 21s. cloth. TOM BI'RKE OF “OURS,’’ forimnfc Vol. 11. of “OUR MESS, will commenced on Ist January, in monthly numbers. One Shilling each. THE LOITERINGS ARTHUR O’LEARY will appear excitantly m the Dublin L'mversify tM/atuie, commencing with the ...

... Sbtlettefc A REMINISCENCE OF THE SEASON. you still remember When you sml were young, How the merry cricket Ulktd, How the throstle sung How above our •('ring-tide Azure heaven bung Ah the times were merry limes When you and were young. Speed was in my footsteps ; Hope was mine eye ; And the soul of poesy W dear ally. Earth was then beautiful, Ay, is the sky, W lieu 1 look'd beside me, And ...

... HLLL—R. J. MOXOX, No. 14, Bowiailey-Lar-e. AiforJ W. B. JBcUamy, Statioaer. Barton John Hatlersley, Bank. Beverley John Myers, Solicitor. Bridlington Thos. Cape, Wine-Merchant Jos. Barraciough, Bank. Crowle Thomas Hutton. Driffield M'illiam Turner, Stationer. Gainsborough John F. Marshall, Druggist, Hedon Mrs. Matthews. Howden John Carter. H unman by Franc is Speck. Market-Weighton Thomas ...

... IJoctrn. THE tIFE-BOAT. The is riging—lhe furious winds roar— While each eurge la>he« madly the desolate shore ; The foam-created billow is scattered on high. the flerce-flashing lightn iliuminea the sky. —ila ’—what aigtial \»as that? the du'l heavy sound Of the mmute-guD. borne on the wild blast around Liat —again *tia rejteated !—what horror «aa theirs, As its sullen note mingled with ...

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