... cattle shows, as giving vulgar turn to agricultural enterprise. _ ulgar, or not vulgar, the feeding of stock is the mainspring of improved husbandry. On the extent to which well-fed stock is kept chiefly depends the measure of abundance, with which the British consumer will be supplied with meat and grain from British soils. And from our own soil, after all, must come our principal supplies ...

... VLT1'1YS FIS1[ SAUCE.-13. LAtZENBN ?? I n arls cunvlaint% frotn families wvhtt art! iltopo Ill I by) ?? ?? of their 1IAIVEY'S TFISHI r SAU'CEI, miqi.'t pnieetras~er. to ohtiieve that each bottle of the 7 '111111 titl I I ls itlr tilile ?? William lazelby on tile back in addition til tilt flout It it ?? ro roa:ny ytars, andl Sigt i 1 Eliza be'ith Lazeoby.'- L. Loaztiby tiand S.n's ...

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... confidcnce will find their confidence rcsw-oted. NEITHEItCAN WE UNDERTAKE T(1 RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. The lady who, in reference to our mode of annoiuieing marriapres, expresses such strong opinions with such weak ink that we cannot decipher her signature, will pcrceivc that her wishes hare been complied with. Advertisements intended for The Rrpreu, London evening paper, must be at ...

... TEAS AT WHIOLESALE, PRICES, Xo., 2, Buscklersbary, Chealiside. I JAM LES wlhose Consumption is large, and .F2 otosly econonsy, wilt derive considerishle advantage at this Estableslitent. One, unsforns price is affixed, Isy whitch tile pur- chasser of i s ingle pioundi canl olitainijit on same ?? as the Trade. CtLACK TEA. .. 26. Sod., 3s,, Ils. lit.,-Is. Ad , 4s., As. 4dl., 13oi. OR EEN ?? . ...

... DEDICATED, BY TO COMMAND, H I S ROYAL H I G H N ESS P RI N E ALB E RT. T H E A R T-IU N I O N JO UR NA L: R ?? 20timal of the fine ArtoI 6c. 4c. EXTENSIVELY ILLUSTRATED BY ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD AND STEEL. Price Eighteen-pence. NEW VOLUME WITH THE NEW YEAR; ENLARGED SERIES. TiE One Hundred and Third Monthly Number of the ART-UNION JOUR- NAI, which will be issued in an enlarged form, and into which ...

... HAYMARKET.—THIS Eviximo, LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP; or, WOOINGS AND WEDDINGS. Messrs. \Veb6ter, Hudson, Ftaren, Rogers, Buckstonc, Holl; Miss Fortescue, Miss P. Horton, Mrs. Glover. After which, THE YOUNG PRETENDER. And SPRING GARDENS. Doors open at 64. PRINCESS'S.—This Evexino, THE NIGHT DANCERS. Messrs. Allen, Leffier, Bedda; Miss G. Smithson, Miss Sara Flower. After which, THE TWO RAINBOWS. -And ...

... Oxford, Dec. Class List.—Class I.—E. R. Bastard, Commoner of Balliol ColL Class XL— J. W. Freeborn, Bible Clerk of Worcester; W. G. Palgrave, Scholar of Trin. Coll. Class lll.—None. Class IV.—W. P. J. G. Fitter, Commoner of Christ Church; C. W. Goode, Commoner of H. R. La nbtnn. Commoner of University Coll.; J. L. Morris, Commoner Worcester Coll.; W. H. Thrapp, Commoner of Exeter Coll. R- ...

... afterward* they dressed it with a particular ointment A plaster was also applied to the tumour, and that ha:l the effect of making her ill. She recovered in two days, but she was ultimately toll that she had upon her hand fungus tumour which could not removed except by amputation. Mrs Cox was Sheffield once or twice after this, and on the 19th of November last, she returned home with tKe ...

... '11E ERA DERBY AND ST. LEGER SWEEPS, GRATIS. 7JrnlW Proprietor of this LONDON WEEKLY lj NFWSPAPERa calculated alike for the perusal of -0IILY CIRCLES as of BRITISH SPORTSMEN, :l deterflilieil to give its Subscribers a BONUS OF .XFppECEDFNTED MAGNITUDE, AND PERFECT xr;V party, WHETHER A PRESENT RtADI.Ii ORt IN- to TOB SUCH, must pay rs AkDVAN-CEt the sumc of IseotY Six Shillings, which will ...

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