... utensils made of horn, and tradition ascribes the origin to King John. An amour carried on by that licentious and infamous Prince with the wife of an honest miller was the foundation of the fair. John, surprised by the enraged husband, would have perished under ...

... personally, or b. post, to the head office, or to any of its are appointee- in all tlie principal towns of the United h i ?? JOHN A. BEAUMONT. Managing Director. IjHH'ITABLE BONUS RE-ASSURANCE.— This | _i 5, ?? originally emanating from the Asylum Office ...

... having accepted the (Nat), beat Sir J. Hawley's B. of Romford's Cob, Bst 121 b. ta a v r e ri a si p e p r o o in t t L ed aw John Ball, of 85, Stephen's green, Dublin, Esq., Assistant t ' Ireland. Bradford, Yorkshire, beer housekeeper, Oct. 21-G. RAGG, ...

... AND SUPPORTERS. Sir E. Doughty. liart., Cpton House, Dorset John Samuel Wanley sawbridge Erie Dra_, Esq., M.P., Chaibo- rongh Park, Dorset J. Weld, Esq., Lulworth Ca«tlr, Dorset Colonel John Michel, Dulish House, Dorset William Cartwright, Esq., Proprietor ...