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... St. Marys-street, tec. tec. SOUTHAMPTON AND COUNTY BALLS. Patronesses. Lady Charles Wellesley Mrs. Delme Lady Henry Paulet Mrs. Compton Honourable Lady Butler Mrs. Chamberlayne Lady Rivett Carnac Mrs. Colt Mrs. Steuart Macnaghten l Mrs. Holloway Stewards ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... that’s how he came by the belt.” A Compromise.— lady was recently waited on by poor woman who lived in the neighbourhood, and who solicited charity, urging that she had named her children after the lady. * 4 I had understood that the little one was boy ...
... to 225; Black West of England Doeskins, 16s to 225; Vests, richly embroidered in silk, gold, and silver Llama, 16s to SOs ; Ladies' Riding Habits, 65* to.£sss; Liveries, complete suit, 555; Page's Suit, 255; Youths' Tunic and Hussar Suits, 25s to SOs. In ...
... 22t ; Black Wast of England Doeikint, 16s to 225 ; Vests, ricbly embroidered in silk, gold, and tilver Llama, 16s to 50s ; Ladies' Riding Habits, 65s to .£s fie; Liveries, complete snit, 555; Page's. Suit, 255; Youths' Tunic and Hussar Suits, 25s to SOs ...
... furnishes an interesting account, which we have 'Salty oonden•ed, of the wrack of the ship Defence, of Liverpool, on the Cornish coast, and the providential menus of her crew —a service most creditable to himself and others who aided in the rescue of ...
... for life.—!Hobe Under the bead of Mitihurst we have slew. the perthollare of an unfortunate death resulting (non eating mushrooms A death of &Outlier chuseter oceorreil to a boy le Nottingham a few days Once. The Imes name Thorns. flatten, and IM was ...
... attended the meeting, which was honoured by the presence of the following Isdies, who kindly officiated the tables : —Lady Mary Hoare, Lady Harriet Moore. Miss CecilisJHoare, Miss A. Hosre, Miss Moore. Mrs. Penkivil, Mrs. W. Reeves, and Miss Arnold. Tcojcrden ...
... endless ?? i variety, for Ladies and Children, at the LADIES' OUT- PITTING and LACE WAREHOUSE, 177. HIGH-STREET, SOUTHAMPTON. EDWARDS and MILLER, Proprietors. TNPANTS' CLOAKS. 10s to £10; LNFANTS' WORKED ROBES, 3s to 810, ar the LADIES' OUTFITTING and LACE ...
... I \ variety, for Ladies and Children, at the LADIES' OUT- FITTING and LACE WAREHOUSE. 177, HIGH-STREET, ' SOUTHAMPTON. EDWARDS and MILLER, Proprietors. I TNFANTS' CLOAKS, 10s to £10; INFANTS' | WORKED ROBES, as to £10, at the LADIES' OUTFITTING I and ...
... IBs «d ; Ladies' Kid Gloves, LsOdper pair; Cotton Hosiery , ls thi and 2s lii I per pair ; Bilk Hosier-.-. 5s and 6a Bd ; Ladies' Corsets, 5s Bd ; plaiu and full-dress Gentlemen's Shuts, os. Mrs. TREI. EAR (late Farrand). BABY LINEN, LADIES' OUTFITTING ...