... TO LADIES. THE ONLY GENUINE WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS are those prepared by Mr.. SNITIIIIILS. (Grand. to tae Wetca,) Rom the teal neatly Recipe, without tbe least whatever. Me Medicine I Justly celebrated ter female complaints. di.orders. of whet. of appeta ...

... London com-— tien ot the cou rts, shuald ve unty ses te Its character and Co., but in time a union was forme: e num ber of Cornish miners. Courts so that 400 f ry 100 1 reading of the County Expenditure Bill. pany who had brought cut a larg has prospered ...

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... new chapel for Romanist, was dear cited by Cardinal NVisentan, iu London, to the Virgin Mary, and rafted The Church of our Lady of \'ictoriiis.” The cardinal was ushered to the spot with the customary unchristian- like demonstrations repel. The a.sembled ...

... two states, where- . of the Municipality of Beauvais, to be present at the Scottish Central .. 25 16 - 16% 16 Beale, and the Ladies of the Corps de Ballet. inauguration of the statue )f JEANNE HACHETTE, On Scottish Midland ~ „ ee _ B , Applications toe ikoxes ...

... they took, and soon came up with a party of strangers gathering water creases and mushrooms, who declared that the crosses in the vicinity of Arbroath, and the mushrooms all along the cliffs and Seaton Den, are of a superior kind ; and that the former ...

... Upper Brookstreet, London, for St. Giles House, Dordetshire. The countess is remaining In London. - Lord and Lady Charles Lennox Fitzroy have left Lady Eleanor Balfour's, in Grosvenor.square, London, out • vllt to A. Herbert, Egg., M.P., and Mrs. Herbert, ...

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... month*' hard labour.—6rorge B.t'hfr. Mealing turnips, the P*rty of Charles Haio* ni.-nd Rraawhlte, hard labour. F/tr ...

... is; red beet, 8d Is per down. Mushrooms, V P o * *®* Tmip, 2. ft! 1. 3J; uid carreu, »s to M t® I*'‘O'l. Onions, to UOd per half .love. Celery, 8J 1. 0.l por bondlo. Garlic, to 8d per lb. Greens, Ss is per doten bunchea. Leeks, id to 2d I** bunch- Spanish ...

... to the Pablic either in clay or meerschaum. Ii is made from a mixture or the celebrated Teignmouth and Dutch clays, with Cornish stone, to ex- actly proportioned, that the Inner surface of tbe pipe la almost at porous as sponge, and colours beautifully ...

... without the great top and bottom of the amount of labour shaft, answers admirably, *^MmuaSUOh^ a EBENR. ROGERS. r^Miner,s Cornish 18, Wriarj Road? City Road, Lond-on. — MAKUrACXT/EED BY T nNDON THE OUTTA PEECHA COMPANY, PATENTEES, 18, WHARF ROAD, CITY ...