... es r a s t e a l n s, d t a i r na d b . timber-laden , consist of two, 1,799 tons. Prices continue previous quotations. St. John Pine to IN( Quebec Pine, 14d per foot; S rue; Peale,. are T fi h_ fi rm, with w o i o t l h amnairnkceltincaotinotnintuoes ...

... 9th November, both for this port. Creamore, hence at St. John, Newfoundland. Williams, Griffiths. hence at Leghorn. Teresa, Debano ; Maria Teresa, Azzopardi, and Maria, Poss , hence at Maita. John Wilhelmina, Kemings, hence at Brouwershaven. Victory, Jarvis ...

... Hants. B. J. Wilson, Esq., Hampsthvsaite, Harrowgate. David Davies, Esq., Cardigan. J. Gray, Esq., Chelmsford. Captain Holbrook, Paley Court Ledbury. B. Holloway, Esq., Woodstock. John Cramp, Esq., Lamberhurst. J. B. Sadler, Esq., Winterton, Barton-on-Humber ...

... Leicester. Derby, Nottingham, and. Rutland. The Carmarthen Journal says that a mastiff bitch, belonging to a farmer near Cardigan, has regularly suckled and tended four young pigs, in the stead of her own puppies, which had been drowned. Or. Sunday the ...

... the county of Norfolk ; 1 3 am w , c h. in York; Piston Marsh, in Flint; Shepton-Little - wood, in Oxford ; Nanteynllo, in Cardigan Littl ! an d; ton-heath, in Salo Over Staveley, in Westmoti, Burn-common, in York; Mepal, in Cambridge; tain's Earth Moor ...

... NT FOR PRICE GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE WAREHOUSE, 9, DEAiVE-STRRET, T. JOHN'S MARKET. (ESTABLISHED EIGIFITEN 'YEARS.) 71 - OHN STANTON respectitlly begs to inform the Inhabitants of Liverpool and the neighbouring districts, that having enlarged and ...

... statesman ; but lie never at any time hesitated to restrain, by the 'wholesome arm of the law, conspirators, or robbers, or other evil doers against their fellow -subjects. if Lord John Russell had detected any make his religious opinions an excuse for his evil ...

... distinguished eavans and authors of Germany. Lately, at Strokestown, John, only son of Henry Grattan Curran, Esq., stipeudiary magistrate of Strokestown, and son of the immortal John Philpot Curran. The deceased youth was accidentally shot by a companion ...

... on The Usefulness of Scientific Knowledge. The first prize, £7 and a silver medal, was adjudged to John Morgan, of Wrexham • second, £3 10s., to John Jones, of Llanelly ; third, £1 10s. to T. Richards, of Merthyr Tydvil. An address, in English, was then ...

... arrived obril' South Foreland at half-past 6 o'clock. The suns o l s o o liantly, and exactly at 7 the end of th e cable wa Mr. John W. Brett, Mr. Hutcheson, and other ge l) . accompanying it to watch progress and to keep munication at regular intervals from ...

... two sows had entered the room and almost devoured the body of the child. The arms, legs, and head had been eaten off.—Galignani's Messenger. INTERESTING TO NATURALISTS.—Mr. John Thornber, of Settle, has in his possession a hen which, when she first cast ...

... adjourned. FRIDAY.—THE CAPE.—The Earl of MALMESBURY moved for certain returns connected with the introduction of gunpowder and arms into the Cape; and asked Lord Grey what measures, naval and military, had been taken to prevent such importations for the use ...