... The above Stock is well selected and worthy of attention. Luncheon on the Table at half-passt Eleven o'clock. Owing to the shortness of the day, and number of Lets, the* sale will commence precisely at One o'clock r.P Lo Six Months Credit will be gven, *a ...

... over Virginia Street, with entries from Marischal Street, r Virginia Street, and Theatre Lane. The House consists of Flvn STORIES, besides Attics; and jis most substantially built, and finished in a very superior manner; the whole wood-work being of the ...

... liedinno- u11 ceiitly received thme pronmissory note 'in, question. The lesrised cll judge summed up, and the jury; after's very short deliberation,- gi feund tie rsoner guilty of-uttering the promnissory note, kimow- tit ingit t e Poge.-Sentneu was deferred ...

... medlsal DT A friend Prevailed upon her to try Hollow1ay's celebrated Pills, shich be she consentet to do, and in sit incredible short ' pace of time'they efb fected a perfect cure. osotsaeo iete f Care of a Paitt rntd Tightness in th/e Chest und Stomach of ...

... indicator to every cab to note the bee distance travelled. o Bradbury and Evans are preparing for publication A NZew] of Story, by Charles Dickens, with illustrations by H. K. Browne,l de. to be completed in twenty monthly numbers. in- MI. Rossuth had ...

... Scotlaiid of all coentries, ought to he fort thle quniet, for itoe petticoats of her Itle ighlanders wever shook- ila Of fiugly short, (Laughsi'.) It seemed to her that the oppesition sf1 thle to Blesomorismneves I'becoming small by degroess -.and beautifully- ...

... came exactly at thes right time for British industrie. Its least value to this countrys will be iii revealing our general short- cominiigs, our dangers, and our deficiecicies; and ice thee lesson of hmleeiiatian which has besem taughet its, -our future ...

... 10s. The Lands ailord many excellent Sites for Villas, and contain altogether about 55 Imperial Aeres. The Lands are Let on short Leases or from year to year. For further particllars, apply to Messrs MILNE, or WILLIAM 7BUNTER, Advocate, 14, Adelpld. 11th ...

... Arthur Sent, »w the outer I’.rnmoUtu •u'.enmio* the northern Jutnnce, noJ when he .peek, of the tnllr, below, noble hoi ow short (tm». pierced with frequent fmnite. where the of the Uunter'e Bo* it mlhet otherwiee. .ud the pieteltv* I. timplj whmttoue ...

... Some few ght, believed it, but tte tow'rs people generally, and amongst the use, rest the writer of this article, treated the story as a piece 6f for ridiculeus exaggeration. The following day however set the chin matter at rest. About two o&eleok in the ...

... the various imitations which have sprung up in consequence of the success of NORTON'S CA- r0MILE PILLS. I 'For Coughs, Shortness of Breath, Asthmas, &o. am OWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEEDt under the immediate f Patronage of' several of the most distinguished ...

... hdbeen communicated by Dr- Barth, ccic May, 1850. Alf Hogg then pointed out, in thre drawing of the gateway, several ancient stories employed by the Homans in the structure, bearing Psunic characters, and whsich he considered had originally been. used on ...