... Prince, and, in' Kioto, engaged for whole month reproducing on the trunk and limbs English peer a series scenes from Japanese history. For paid about £100. alao tattooed English ladies, and seems be especially proud oi one picture, which wae tiny fan about ...

... Read Office. WertAreet. Bougie°. A are=t,dl4 pared for special vocations-81. Whne Ladles' toad. in Bristol, to teach general English stapects. Latin, French, and planoforte.—Mittlat,Timee and Mirror (Moe. A Zl ; premium required. --31 r Tlin n es and Mirror ...

... LAND, At. KO. VICTORLA tiTithEr.—epply the 1 CO T. C. stock and Co.. BAKKRB.—To LILT, Corner OHM', Mkt:house J. aad tattooer :ow.—AuP l 7 4760 • LAIIOI New Dosbisetraated ; best part ; feet ; uarnedtate yawns. Co.. Stoke's-croft . To LET. SHOP awd PREMISES ...

... TROSTI3 incomparable ENTERTAINMENTS tor Evening Parties; the most successful ever introdaced.- 3, Promenade. Mangle. Clifton. ENGLISH SKATES, from the beat Makers, and Importers et the Star Brand Acme Skatea—Per am bulator Works. &tato!. OCRING HORSES, Velocipede ...

... THE LIFE,' CLAREICB BLOOD MIXTURE TRADE MARE BLOOD MIXTUE. Hoewell-reed .. H. Attwowl. No. 176 ward .. W. J. .. J. Neal, *tattooer. No. ./ 'I ~ . 3 after I Front WEXP'ORD. Direct. of StOrea. lc for chamber use, per 116. pkt. 9d. an agreeable aromatic odour ...

... et &fatted to • mall wrestby the *I Mem. Halle* Troy _4 FATAL ACOIDSJIT TO AN ENGLISH OFFICER. from ..y that an Ensile caw there mm accident. Captain adjutant to the English YihWy 'handrail World'a Pair, fell from his dad died on Tuesday MI °rain e ands ...

... 64 0 75 BRISTOL CORN DIARAILET Rem; and Aram Adam& Limited, Circular). — Trade was gala very quiet on our market today. English wheat was dull and rather easier ; foreign to to Dd cheaper. (Disraeli barley • slow sale, et docile& Melee W. oats 3d lower ...

... day lied dawned. and which had I throes a gloom over t►is part of Yorkshire. whits* it will terry tidings woo isle many an English and household, involves more than lose of life sad injury to limb by collision. The horror of situation even more terrible ...

... hosts. With the accounts of the stempion out of the little trouble in Si, Wood conies to me a letter from one of the of lest English rusidenta in the Eastern seas revio.g the sehject of the terrible outbreek in Chios—not of a.,, bill of something worse. The ...

... Saturday. quietly the colours were not hoisted sad the guns MattrYi e. Single, when the former were violations. were dumb. The English contingent merely floonsit-Monied: Harper, b Herder, 10-b 3; escorted Mr. Jones to his hotel, where (says news. louder, Cope ...

... of whose profession enables society ladies to fill in their time at didl seasons, will have to look to it. Tho fashionable tattooer promises to become a serionc rival. The art of tattooing has made great strides in recent yews, and is no longer a clumsy ...

... bosh& Griping for {mmar. I*b send toe praspe .l etas. AA NOLO-FRENCH LADIES' BOA RUING t DAY SCHOOL, GOTHAM BROW, borough English, Vresch. Germs. sad Music. Pupils tor Isagusgus tad Music It domed. Torun inclusive. Jas. Mb. Madame 13. I, FRANCOIS. lT t ...