... Vincent, R.N.; Coptoio John Baker. R.N.; x and Co., Cowper’s-cmirt, , ll> tl^e)e^ Enroinum Jolm Grant, Esq.; Captain Hellard, R.N. : Captain Boys, -— the of October, after vvdiicb hour teiulyr will received. .. Captain ffumby, R.N. ; John Iggnlden, Esq. ; Wil- ...

... (I believe about twenty-five), who assisted the Hants rural force and the railway officers in preserving regularity. Lord Cardigan was the only person of distinction who arrived by this train. His lordship occupied his private carriage which was placed ...

... Barnsley, Yorkshire—W. Willis and E. Gibson, chemist and surgeon, Croydon. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JOHN TOWART, grocer, Rothesay, Nov. 5 and 26, at one, at the Bute Arms, Rothesay. ROBERT DICKSON, seedsman, Glasgow, Nov. 6 and 27, at twelve, at the chambers of ...

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... Prin ces-street. London— T. M. Ward, Great _■*• R^i^y 0rI1 ce, Princes-street, Bank. Liverpool— .——-^iw-* 1 ' and Co., North John-street. Birmingham— l? a *er-str. 2? an ...

... in the employment of Murton of Belmont Wharf, Nine Elms, were d with stealing a bushel and a half of mixed corn chaff, And John Groves, who obtains his living by with a horse and cart was charged with re'Ping the same kn it ' stolen. They were all fully ...

... protection of the Coast Quart --/Yetacaslle Advertiser. IRELAND. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. DUBLIN, Om 20.—Yesterday evening, Mr. John Walsh, of Dominick-street, barrister, lost his life under the following melancholy circumstances :—About four o'clock he proceeded ...

... Clark, John Richards, J. S. Corbett, Lewis Reece, Charles James, of Merthyr, Wm. Perkins, of Merthyr, Montague Grover, A. Miller, Birt Jenner, C. C. Williams, Evan David, Esqs.; Dr. Moore ; Messrs. IV. J. Watson, Wm. Richards, Geo. Insole, John Batchelor ...

... m has been hung with crimson draperies, festooned at the top in graceful folds. There is an enormous mirror, and the royal arms surmount it, denoting the place at which her Majesty is to preside at the festive table. On each side of the large looking-glass ...

... with numerousa Illuefretlona, 245s,, TRtAV2LB and ItssxaCiies In Asiu MoNeon, Msat)PoTAOOIA, CHaLOSA, and .Aznarwta. iLartdon- John W. Parker, West Strand. -' ~~ ~Octavo, 1Itls DbINDAR'S EPIN ICIAN ODES mnd tbe FRAGiMENTSi of his LOST COMPOSITIONS, revised ...

... moderrite. George and d.John Deane have a new find most rich assortment of l'almer's -Cisnile Lamps, tint of rite Patetit Ceiniplitin Lamps. 'rTe Camphirie Spirit is delivered by their carts in all ports of the term daily.- George arrd Joh~n 'Deane, opening to ...

... Captain PIDDING'S TEAS. Purchasers of his Howqua's Teas will observe that all genuine packages hear his signature thus— Captain John Rhodes ridding, Hon. Company's Service. The advantages possessed by Captain riddingamong others, the having secured for himself ...