... for centro or Ode dimmer tables, from ds. each. Cakes of cli de- seniptioris from is. us wards, sin. ; Marleita, a nike of a delicate ?? then liurides, or after diniser cakes schoni or lurseheen cokes. hilo- cults, from Is. per ho-c epwssrshr. vie - minced ...

... colours in the mineral world. Apart from its splendid veins and hues, this substance is valuable from its being peculiar to this country. A prodigal waste of this stone was once carried on when abundance could be obtained from the mine, but now it is ...

... to her in another ami better world, where tljey shall dwell together in unity for ever. B\nv!—The nursery a wonderful world, and all that therein is; baby the greatest wonder of all. That little separate thing in the world—uncommunicating with others, ...

... and Mechanical Principles ; containing 90 Plates, from the Working Drawings, and numerous Diagrams. Bound in cloth and let- tered, 30s. This and the two following Works are published separately from the * Practical Builder,” in order to accommodate the ...

... the observer, in these very strange tinsee, is that of encouraging, or calling on Government to pro. mote, more emigration from Ireland. We actually witnessed the other day, a Board of Guardians planning • rate for the purpose. keeniny Pest favours it ...

... see it from all parts. 1 have now more orders for bridges from the aristocracy than I can execute in ten year*, 1 would do them. Indeed, I have been so much among the aristocracy of late, that what with high living—being so sad. den transition from starving—l ...

... Senatorial loquacity. All the denunciation in the world, all the sarcasms that ever dropped from the pen of Pascal, could not control it. It was in them and it must out; and, sure enough, out it came in flood, from reservoir bursting its hanks. Would to Providence ...

... interested from their connection with maritime commerce, and British subjects, in the welfare of British navigation, regard with the greatest anxiety and alarm the repeal of the Navigation Laws. “That your |>eiitioners abstain present from proving, as ...

... habit of reading it for ten years before was sent among them. The scrap-book was laid on the shelf and the Bible substituted in its place. There was n.) priest iliere to hinder them from reading it. The seed was the IV of God • and these men were taking ...

... fine, wir'i silver ferrules, from 425. ; White Bone ; Table Knives, from (is. per dozen; Desserts, 45. ; Carvers, 2s. per pair; Black Horn Fable Knives, from (is. per dozen: Desserts, j is.; Carvers, 2s. ?? Table Steeis. from Is. each. The largest J stock ...

... yvo, with Portraits from Original Paintings, &c. MEMORIALS OF THE CIVII W A R. From the Unpublished Papers of the Fairfax Family, incsed ing an extensive Correspondence with the most distinguishe Persons of the Period. Edited, from the Original 1SS. by ...

... good, at 7d. per lb. Fine New small and large Hams, from Sad. per lb. J. L.'s Butter is selected by him only from the best parcels in the Market, and is received by him weekly; the prices of it vary from Bd. to 10d.; best Is.; weekly Dorset, Is. per lb. ...