... triumph. 'Hoec I lease dseee three (Duiedry, or done three. 'l'le reader will himself pleacse to pick tise joke out of tileo story.) We close with an extract leaving reference to the late historian of Bristol:- ?? lead not been at Hlorf'eeld. until my present ...

... mnuodificatioins its them, and that it entertained thle hope of seei ng tile constitution defl-I atitively established wvithimi a short period, in order that theI sovereign might take the oath to it. PORTUGAL. The cortes were opened by thle queen in person on ...

... -A military gentleman, whose fneece did not transpire, made til application ae thle Marl-t 'boroughistreet police-office, a short tints ago, for advice as toa~ ethe proper mode of prutceeding to recover a, gold wvttch, value e £20, which lied b,'en entrusted ...

... assistance and counsel have been freely given, and valuable hints been derived from their experience. It is plain that nothing short of a very extensive circulation can at all remunerate the publisher for the expense, which he has not spared, in preparing ...

... three years has been, re- 4pectively, £167,4801 9147,044, £22lpw ; i bud of PCoc the writer may tell, as he does tell, his story in this way: Increi e in 1849 as compared with 1848, £74,914, or 50 ope nt.; and, compared with 1847, £54,477, or 32 per Scnt ...

... I Datch flle), Price, Silllil Set, 5s. Cd.; Iid lIe. So. Gd.; Large, 108.ld. r 1 Apply to IIENRY LEOMAil), IRONhtON GlERY STORIES, S 1, 22 IGII-SlTlE'T, BRISfOL. ,AMILY MOURNING.-F. CORDEUX's FAMILY MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT. We earnestly invita thle attention ...

... an or- der of English extraction. As they continued a kind of ecclesiastical rarity 9to the date of the Reformation, their story is exceptional. WVe will give just so much of it as wethinkmay concern us. Their origin is suspicious. They proba- bly came ...

... Baedminlater,wil tak temrigdywith a sermon, at the mayor's Chapel on Sudy(omro) BUIRGLARCY.-D ~n h ih ?? the resi- dence of Fras. Short, ?? broken into and robbed of plate and plae arilst onsiderable amount. A reward has been offered for the apprehension of lhs ...

... LOts, as Isony lie anrraigold tit tboo elle of Sale. They ore held sisider Loese I for tlOU Years, gralitetl hty A. It. It. Story Moskelie, Esq., aubjct I to an olsltlil (lrotiult-rcnt of £4, whilli, if the Prerasns arc divided into Lots, iul be alporltionedli ...

... and strenuocsly exerted themselves to effect his iberation. The rev, gentleman was loudly cheered during the delivery bf his short address. Several other speakers sUbse- quently addressed the mieetiug. On Monda evenin, on the]loltonand Pre to line, tieew ...

... ind sleols In ar eminent degree, hard even In tin ort cases re- store to perfect realtio arnd itreritr tn bu in uneeivabtly short pti e ago lew Frviom arnot g mary kiyrr ?? ?? to the Prilrrictor tile foirosring i9 s eletod:- ?? frlss Coye of lorenidsiazrldiyt ...

... of agreeable and instructive reading. A temperate article on the evils of absenteeism is succeeded by Bertha's Cross, a story of more than average merit, with which we may couple, according it the same praise, another tale entitled The Price of Blood ...