... they tire found may be illus- trated by a recent case :-Withufl a short period, an es- tate has been purchased near Maidstone, inl Kent, and the new proprietor forthwith exainied its mineralogical pro- perties. He found a pit of beautiful sayrd suitable ...

... to begin witlh, is the route of the French General. The French army, after leisurely marching towards London through -say Maidstone, Tunbridge, and Chathamn-its right resting on the Thairres, would probably encamp on and in the neighbourhood of Blaclhheath ...

... carry the proper number' of guns, and her i naval ?? (a mechanic), a copper eagle, in iO sirs and shape exactly resemblig the golden eagle (Falco e chrysoetos) with the wings spread. The nmost remerkable l part of the workmanship is the feathering of the ...

... crown-glass. Dufaux, O., Geneva. A full length portrait of the Queen i of Great Britain, painted in enamel. Dietiker, J., Berne. Boots. De Bary and Bischoff, Basle. Ribbons. Darier, H., Geneva. Watch fingers and key pipes. Ducommun, G., Geneva. Musical-boxes ...

... factured tobacco. Hobson, Frederick, Buckingham Co., U.S. Gold ore. H Hayward, Rubber, and Co., Colchester, U.S. India rubber II boots and shoes. H Harrington, W. J., New York. Stained glass. H Holes, (3. L., Memphis, U.S. Gin cotton. H arvy, Mrs. B. C., Charleston ...

... Darmstadt, ship biscuits Langenbeck and Martini, Elberfeld, garters, elastic bands, braces, &c. Langethial, Gottlob, Erfurt, boots, shoes, slippers, &c. Lang, Oberammergan, Wood carving Lanzenberg, and Co., Xneiderslag, lace trimmings, &c. Lattermann, H ...

... ineswd;dtabu8ich.' a Buse, Nicholas, Swansea. eteeutr pcmiso is 'prepsared calfskin to bem'ued -for teuprlahro (a gentlemen's boots, and' manilfailturefiyanwpoes itBurtoh, Willia-m 6. Oxford--street.NeNatlsto. ~O Burdc, C.,sn Ln~don. -A tbstw'oo -d box le ...

... the Prince of 1russia. Tie Prince of Wales was attired inr Highland costume. Her hslajesty wiaS accompanied by the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Mary of Camlbridge, tire Dirchess of' Sutherland, Prince Edward of Saxe-Weirnar, and tile Prince of Prussia. ...

... inglorious Milton, or to follow out the dogmas of taste and fashion, dictated by such mush- room pretenders as Borrominii or Kent. Ins walking through the courts and galleries of the Exhibition, we are surrounded on every hand by evidence of the intimate ...

... part of his art, lie probably found his kttolvedge of other scteiices-lcltoigraphly, for exaiiiple-sadly defec- tive. T'ile G Golden Legend nas to be studied, and ' Didron's Manual consulted, hefoue the unhappy dralugltstnati could begiii to torture his ...

... lne Frevrier, -, Francs, boots for exportation le Friedl, .,,Austria, boots anid ,obos or ltdisvrt Garner, D. (Class XV1.) lasts. ta, ?? hi i Gordon, E. (Glass XVI ), 'screwed clanm oidd5 Madden, A. and Sens, spcmn f 4jer boots Franc Harris and Tomkins ...

... eternal r' echoes of infinite harmony-and yet the mcirmory of st ar the House of Dejuda will survive ; not inscribed in T the golden letters of a perishable Pantheon, not re- d( corded in the marble glories of a vast Valhalla, a but preserved pure and immortal ...