... Enterprise, Quebec. Ellen, Doolittle, hence, at Galatz. Elizabeth, with mainmast gone, Fernandes, hence, at Lisbon. . _ . Thomas Edward, from this port for Newcastle, at Dover, damaged. Coltroy, (s-s,) heuce for Sydney, put into Beaumaris to-day for shelter ...

... strength of the orchestra, closed the concert. ODDS AND ENDS, FROM A PRIVATE DRAWER. 24. I. TEN MINUTES TOO Lo..—The Rev. Thomas Stiffstuff preached his first sermon the other day. His lovinr , uncle came to hear him. What did you think of Tom's sermon ...

... B..Enterprise, Quebec. Ellen, Doolittle, hence, at Galatz. Elizabeth, with mainmast gone, and Fernandes, hence, at Lisbon. Thomas Edward, from this port for Newcastle, at Dover, damaged. Collaroy, (s-s,) hence for Sydney, put into Beaumaris to-day for ...

... . Enterprise, Quebec. Ellen, Doolittle, hence, at Galatz. Elizabeth, with maiumast gone. and Fernandes, hence, at Lisbon. Thomas Edward, front this port for Newcastle, at Dover, damaged. Collaroy, (s-s,) hence for Sydney, put into Beaumaris to-day for ...

... Retreat, 337, Sunderland; Lavinia, 195, Waterford; Sappho, 416, Shields John Campbell, 624, Hull ; Melbourne, 1469, Liverpool; Thomas James, 705, Gloucester; United Kingdom, 1267, Belfast; Falcon, 382, and Nic a r agua , 487, Gloucester ; Chance (new), 450 ...

... Lisbon SAILED. Queen, Gault Buenos Ayres Tory, Coleborn Valparaiso Thomas Brocklebauk, Kaman (s.s.), Dubbins Rorison Calcutta Constantinople Syria, Peters Beyrout J. J. Hawthorn, Brown William Rathbone, Pratt Philadelphia New York Despatch, Le Marine' ...

... ntarted the building, was used by the Kelsails; as a weaving-room, gcon alarm for ten hands; the remainder wase occupied by Mr. Thomae taint a vary Stott, who had in it sight carding engines and a number of lug these 1 billies,' giving employment altogether ...

... to the pro- I posed formation, levelling, paving, and flagging, or other- I wise making good Gilbert-street, Hardy-street, and St. I Thomas's-street (at the expense of thee owners of pro-. perty abutting thereupon), pursuant to public notice given as ...

... lotter-inutdiut.s,Wast Coital and Bryce, 0, Charm-walk. Craobe and Sprlgge,l4, aurae Piazzas c0.,34, NouthJohu-street Crocker, Hardy le to. No. 3. TJwer-ehambers Cromer a ,Woot C ram, J. L, IS, Cunard,Muuuaud ea., 6, York-Ludo/inn street New,on ,Anateli-street ...

... IIAWKES4 Tue finst 'Troinsoiist in Eslrolse; anid u Mr. T. HIARPEIR, the greatest Trussfipteli ii the world. P Cossductor-IIR. THOMAS. Is 'Tills Ev'esms (F'ridss)), the 6th isistant, ti Overture M1ARITANA, with a OItAND SELECTION from LA SONNAMBULA; si Grand ...

... GENTLEMEN’S CLASS, for Instruction, Monday Erening.— PRIVATE LEBSONB at any hour.—Cards of Terms may be had the Rooms, or at 4, Hardy-street. Great George-street. MERCHANT TAYLORS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL, GHIUIT OKOSHr. Heap MA.TBB.-Th. R«. JOHN BERNARD. Hall, Oxford ...

... and blankets were fetched in abundance and thrown upon the ground for the unfortunate people to cast themselves upon, and hardy strong men gave themselves to the almost Herculean task of catching those who chose to run the risk of throwing themselves ...