... fro te ae o silk or n l e amid poiy yoreor he would accept an engagement in a nmercacl) ile o 1imnManhcster. Theadvertleer speaks tund wnites French ds3hn bave the- highest ?? from mnenuluotuers in N ifiarn6nmon)gstwhom ho has a large connections -For ...

... First baii aprominenit part, ut ?? a differant style of treating the ebief personages to that ?? as generally in voga. They speak and act as outh iodividuals undoubtedly wore ?? to do.we We have no doubt that the ' Miser' Secret will tlw i a a large pr( ...

... Crnikshanki, J. Gilbert, W. Barvey, Phiz, andothei's,is notmerely M an almanaeic, but a complete Ieri opsery, The public press Bl speaks of it as A condensedlr., of evidene tac gainst that foul institution, slavery.-l lret n JD reIl.- ss abolitiocist b memento ...

... about the Amen can Washing hfaehine. The hateat novelty of the kind ie, however, an Englishmuan's invenltion. The machine we speak of not onlY washes in a ecpcrior manner, and w~ith the amalleet amount of ahour, hat alho icriogetho clethraanetmnevglos temrn ...

... about the A~merican Washing ?staehlne. The latese novelty of the kind is, however, an Englishman's invenltion. The machine we speak of net only wa~shes in 8a sperior manner, aud wvith the smallest amuoun~t of labour, but also wrings the elothesand muauglesl ...

... expectation for speaking pipes, con- veying water, and other most useful purposes, they stronglydt recommend its use; also Gutta Poicha Betide for driving ma- d4 obinlery, c&. Cem~petent persons kept upon the promises to erect speaking tubnq, repair gutta ...

... Amllerican Weoinaglil- Macl~ire. The latest 7novelty of obo kind is, howrever, an Inglig hixieo'e iur¢ulioo. The machine we speak of net ouly ; ?? iii ,ry rrrivrnla.nntr, and Withl -the mernlleet amounlt of labouar. h(!tialosw srih;;hce l'ithlis antd rnglea ...

... nbout tle American Washing Alachiie. The latest novelty of the kind is, howevcr, an Englioloan's invention. The macbinv ire speak of not only washes in a 6Uperior manner and witth. the smallest amount of labour, but also wringsthe clothes andLmangles' then ...

... y, they could The I ly. stop in me and dispose of their business so as toprevent the ?? pouldcyhodera from be~ng losers. Speaking as a director, he S could say that the City of London Society was in a most Satisa .a- factory condition. The rev. gentleman ...

... Royal Infirmary), 82, MOss Lane, Manchester.- Sir,-Ibhad the pleasure of hearing one of my cuow- I tomera the other day speak very highly of yonr icI ?? Wool- it ley's Pectoral Candy. He~ said that he habed very much die- tressed with a troublesome ...

... distal sppai Wi sell ,V and E ?? and t live 1 Th seaso: over. Tu: their' In prieek CA: of frc moot] prese GoL a Sua Ross and L speak Write at the arnot strucl Sui and r to-do and ...

... Ame; of Gardon-street, Brompton.RL,&e was afflicted for five years with very heavy cougb, and at t aes was scarcely able to speak or Tid. breathe. On one occasion it was quite believed that her end WaO to 7-t upproachsls, and the friends of the family were ...