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... THE COCOA (or Cacao) Maki villa is tic* tr Theobroma Linx.ecs. Cocoa is iinlL'cnon- ■ South America, of which Maraviila is a p tion. Taylor Brothers having secured the exclusi-. supply of this unrivaPed Cocoa, have by the skill application their soluble ...
... to that which Was purely English. (Applause.) While he rejoiced to think that America was a free country, he had always felt that there was something in the freedom of America that was not of genuine, ancestral kind, like tho freedom and liberty of this ...
... MULLER, 1. Strand. London, W.C. £lO,OOO MAP FOR 10s. 1I . VIVS GREAT DOUBLE REVOLVING MAPS j ...
... going to see some friends at Portpatrick; but afterwards said he had bought the boat for a considerable number of dollars in America. The statement he made before the magistrates was very different. He there said that he was passing the Sailors' Home in Liverpool ...
... Lord Lyon’s despatches. The New York leading papers have little editorially concerning the relations between England and America. The Ntto York Herald says that England takes advantage of the Mexican expedition to keep her fleet in the Gulf, without exciting ...
... otherwise, Genera, and CM diminished imports of tobacco, arising from the interruption of trade with the Southern States of America. Although the increases in stamps and the Post-office are not very large in themselves, they furnish satisfactory evidences ...
... every de- partment. Saloon and Cabins are amidships. Passengers booked through to all parts ofthe United States, British America, China, Japan, India, and Australia. Drafts issued on New York free of charge. Saloon passage £18 18s. and £16 16s. Return ...
... MULTUM IN PARVO. Mr. Bfilner Gibson arrived in London on Monday. The Indigo crop this season at St. Salvador, Central America, is expected to amount 800 serons, or B,ooolbs. The new tax lutll before the Confederate Congress '.alls for one-fifth of all ...
... every de- partment. Salooa and Cabins are amidships. Passengers booked through to all parts Dfthe United States, British America, China, Japan, India, and AustraUa. SaU from LIVERPOOL on Thursdays, QUEENS- TOWN on Fridays. BALTIC Sept. 14 j BaLTICJ Oct ...
... Steven ; Mr. Baines and Mrs. MetcalfDent; Mr. Sugden, Haworth ; Mr. Nay lor! lork; Mr. Cooper, London, Canada West, North America; Mrs. Ingle, and the Misses Mortemley, Sheffield; Mr. Swain, CLARK STREET. Mra. Morland's—Mr. Rig*, Kendal ; Mrs. Bradford; ...
... Billingsgate. Cloudy Passage.—lt is said that there is a silver lining to every cloud; but the cloud that has lately hung over America has now lost even that consolatory nature, for it is lined only with tissue paper; and to look upon that as an acceptable ...
... Fsshionabls and Delighted Audiences. ?? THE LAST FOUR DAY'S W . H . FFw ARDS' XEW MAMMOTH XOVTJIO PANORAMA OF THE WAE IN AMERICA, ?? Appropriate Soaos, Anecdote*, and Music THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT OF THE DAY.' Afternoons at Halm-ast TWO : Eveninss at EIGHT ...