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... aud share market, yet find that the inquiries for shares in our leading mines continue firm and active. The metal market, ai.d the favourable prospects of the mining interest generally, are important adjuncts in the promotion of that support which capitalists ...
... Lieut. J. F. .Baker, R.N., Coast Guard Station, Port Leon. , . . - December 25, at the Parish Church, Totnes, by the Rev. J. W. fiurrougb, Mr. David Armstrong, to Mids Sarah Hannaford, both of that town. December 28, Mr. Richard Glanville, to Miss Moon ...
... great treat to the lovers of music. , The Misses Robinson, from Dublin, have long enjoyed public favor in the sister island and have fully justified their fume the several provincial concerts they have given. Miss Dolby, the most of our contraltos, is still ...
... Baldwin, M.Bm the Misses Baldwin,! Mr. Parrott; the. Misses Parrot, and Mrs. (iamperuowne, and party, Mr. Belfield, Captain and Mrs. (Basse, Henry Sfuddy, Esq., and party, Mr. and Mrs.-Malms, Mrs . Roe) Mr.andtfie-Misses Roe, Mr. and the MisSes (Tor Mr/ X and ...
... school had been set on foot and supported by the contributions of himself and a J'eio of his own immediate friends, and expressed wish that those did, and also those who did not J'tel the benefit arising from Well directed course of education, would unite ...
... Mr. Jo». Robinson, l For a Thousand Years air J. I The Snares of Death Stevenson. Qca'btet, Miss BALFE, Miss DOLBY. Mr. F. ROBINSON, and Mr. JOS. ROBINSON, Let Erin Renumber the . D«T. Old”) Soso, Mr. F. ROBINSON, One Moon-lit Eve” Meyerbeer. « «• S ...
... entered iu this yard in the present year. WILLIAM COLLIER, ESQ. We have this week to record the retirement from trade of one of the honorable, and time-honored merchants in England, refer to Mr. William Collier, a gentleman who has carried on business in the ...
... quarters of wheat, 10 sacks and 3 quarters of Haricot heans, 8 planks, shifting boards, faggots, wood and mats for dunnage; J. and J. Mead. Jersey—Peri, tons, Blampied master ; 7 passengers, 24 barrelf boxes and in bulk 600 bushels of apples, 4,500 bricks ...
... Hampshire, Maria Eliaabeth, third daughter of C. J. F. Combe, Jun Lvmpstone, by the Rev. J. Morshcad, Mr. S. T. Sivell, •on of Mr. John Sivell, to Miss Edwards, of the same place, grandd.UM.’ at St l!ll ,,, d!l ß*®* s ’*’ Hewish Adonis, Esq., of H.M. 20th ...
... “Ever is my Heart with Thee” Lindpaintner. SoKoa.Mr J.Robinson | Lin d en Tree” J Hatton. Solo. Piano Forte, Mr. JOS. ROBINSON, Funeral March” Bees Wedding” Spring Song” ) Quartet, Ml*s BALFE, Miss DOLBY, Mr. F. ROBINSON and Mr. JOS. ROBINSON, Bunk* of ...
... Admirals—Sir J. B. Pechell, Bart., K.C.H., Sir F. A. Collier, Knt., K.C.H. Captains—R. Creyke, J. Wallis, R. Hockings, F. J. Lewis, J. N. Nott, R. Inclcdon. Commanders—J. Whipple, W. B Rider, C. Cumby, W. Hall, ...
... learned Commissioner announced his determination to . J . 0 K UrU , J® examination, at the cost of the bankrupt, to the 14th of March, and to require a more satisfactory account of the transactions with Miss Spurting, Mrs. Calvo and Mr. Willing, and of the ...