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... CARDINAL WISEMAN.-On Saturday morn- rsal ing aboat 30 of the English Catholics assembled at the l be episcopal residence in Golden-square, for the purpose of ant presenting to his Eminence Cardinal Wiseman an address cel. which, during the last fortnight ...
... ensigns tbe Orders the Garter and Golden Fleece. His Highness tbe Priaoe Wales wen Highland dress—the Rothesay His Royal Ue Priaoe af Prussia 111 the uniform General, apd WUliam in that of officer the Praniaa Boot Gaaida. Both Princes wore the insignia ...
... 'a I ORKS5IIRP - - 1.95 r Wsest oft England I- lIht.iil2 Leeds nail Yorkashire . 13.858 i Kent - - ,l~elt4i Liverpool - I l:1eS? Suffolk Amicable - o43.54 S Kent - - - - 12,710 tlteinrghnam .- 685,564 Birmnga - -12.225' Leeds anid YorkshIre- 441.162 Royal ...
... Ra~ilway Compiny, binisiasters.- Mr. FowsLsa, again aopened the case. said called IF Henry Bailey, foreman to Mr. Garnier, of Golden sqniare, London, wino proved that he packed the gooda uip, and di- Irected timem to Mileasr. Farm aind Gillamn, of B -afr ...
... Esq.. of Clownholne, DerbYshire. On Saturday, the 31st tlt., in a ft of apoplexy, after a few ,hours' illness, Mr. Charles Kent, boot and shoemaer, Market- place, Uttoxeter. aged 48 years. On Sunday, the Ast instant, at Crakernarsh Hall. near Uttoxeter, ...
... support. A Large STOCK of WARRANTED CUTLERY, on hand. PATENT GLASS. ENAMEL WARE for CULINARY purposes. ll ,-1LERS, SHOPKEEPERS. BOOT and SHOE MAKERS, PLUMBERS and GLAZIERS, PAINTERS and CABINET MAKERS, supplied on reasonable terms. Ic All kinds of CUTLERY ...
... st A Large STOCK of WARRANTED CUTLERY, on hand. s PATENT GLASS, ENAMEL WARE for CULINARY purposes. se BUILDERS. SHOPKEEPERS. BOOT and SHOE MAKERS, PLUMBERS and GLAZIERS, ol PAIN'I'ERS and CABINET MAKERS, supplied on reasonable terms.t All kinds of CUTLERY ...
... Right Ron. Sydney and Mrs. Herbert, and Sir Wm. and Lady Molesworth, who I ters . reached Windsor on Thursday. The Duchess of Kent, and duct the Princess Adelaidc of llohenilibe, c:ompleted the circle.- fluet G Ou Friday nlight, thc fifth and last dramatic ...
... ULjtsty. Sir D. Dzzvies, Phy sicianl to her Mojgesty the Qaeen Do vzzger. Dr. MerrimaRn, Ptiys;,!an to her n i. the D)uchess of Kent. A.,d nurmerous other Membere of the Medical Profession. IThose interested bit thesubject wril iittdthis statetesttolthesuperl ...
... Captain Harry, R.N., C.B., Nliddlesex. Franklyn, Rev. T. V., SI.A., Kent. Fleming, T. W., Egq., llants. Formby. Rev. J., Kent. Gilbertson,J.H.,Esq.,Susrrey. Gipps,ltP., rsq.,M1.P.,Kent. Harris, J. J. Harries, Esq., Flint. a a~ j v EXP('UTIVE ?? Vit VI ...
... ? and NEW ?? BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, the 4, IRON-GATE, DERBY. W. CROSS (Late Manager at MA NFIELD'S, Iron-gate), B EGS most respectfully to inform his B numerousFrieuds.thiatlmehasOPENE.D the above SHOP with an EXTENSIVE STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES of every ...
... do. f Ilook, Sc. Pierre, Esq., Kent. F IBenbeos, J ., Egq., SM.P., (lo. Hinish, J., Esq., Derby. 13i pro-IBnnett, J1. G. C.. Esq., do. IKnox, Roht.,sF,,, SliddsI c the liennctt, Bardwell Ewing, Lewvis, James, Esq., Kent. chs o, Legq., Leicester. 3lgs'Sr ...