... dated April lth~, 1852. ?? HOLLOWAV, a ?? Stcr-I deem it a dutv I owe to you and the public at large a -be Inform youa of a meal miraculous recovery from that dreadlul .~sese D~O'a, ad which, under God, was atfected by your in- -wsuobe plie Iwe tppe fie ...

... Bromley, Middlesex, March 31,18t9, ti GOETLEMlr^N,-The lady for whom I ordered your food is six i months advrnced in preguascy, and was sufferitgseverely from Indigestion, conslipation, throwing up her meals shortly after eating them, having a great deal of ...

... for Sale. Apply to Mr. Vimixoomn, Music Warehouse, Northernhay-place, Exeter. LADIES- SCHOOL, DAWLISH. 'THE Vacation at the Misses COTTON'S T3E~taablishment for Young Ladies will-termnate on MONDAY, JUY 19th. Terms moderate. Cleveland-place, June 22nd ...

... a warm math ' with as' I pay yen Went te hear. I the if Vis soldier- dieilinideelleeX_ e t. r d e up the Beleiy-fertesen‘g leek *dew in St loth wages, and then you case hers; sad seethes- hey, Mae he began le the heavy lees he had sew ethegleg lb* for ...

... his to this effect. He expressed great sympathy, of hiring, ond destination of the young lady having also commission held i this corps by Licutenant Thomas Cornish. doubt excite considerable interest, and very likely draw together Do., New + 1011-16 9-16 ...

... of simplicity, but the perfection of cheanuess. The' GUINEA sire adapted Are or six in family. It can worked a child (or a lady may become her owu laundress), and will wash as many clothes few hours, especially with “Harper Trrelvetree.V Soap Powder,” ...

... hearers. Within a few shillings of £60 was collected ; including a further subscription of £20 sent by Lady Egremont. In the afternoon about a hundred ladies and gentlemen partook of a most recherche luncheon (provided by Mr. Cuthberson, of South-street), ...

... Mrs. Stanbury, an old lady about 76 years of age. Bishop appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Carter 'he defendants. the night of the inst., Mr. John who resides next door, heard some men throwing at the window of this old lady, and calling out border ...

... Edgcembe : Lady Rev. T. . Gen. Birdveowl 12 est cut Ms x ‘Yhen Banner brought an action against Deucker for | would jhave sufficient self co atrol not to it the Misses Trelawny ; Col nel Knox, M.P., | 1. Nr. RB, ‘Wr. W. Mr, > H. Port. lady ; C. H. Hoare ...

... Mr. R. Cornish, and the Hey. G. Dawson took part. This question having beon so thoroughly discussed by the most scientific men in the kingdom, it was not to be expected that any new light would be thrown on the subject at this mectiug. Mr. Cornish, a medical ...

... Newton Volunteer Band. . The exhibits were displayed in a tent and consisted of the usual objects—potatoes, mangolds, turnips, leeks, onions, carrots, cabbages, kidney beans, &c. There were also cereals, and amongst rest that important manufactured article—bread ...

... the race being run out of its proper course. The Ladies' Plate of 10 sovereigns for galloways did not fill. A handicap race for beaten horses, about two miles, finished the races. TEIGNMOUTH. ARRIVALS.— Lady Hall and family, Rev. J. and Mrs. Wrey, Captain ...