... linings. owns. thrsving trade. MO. Andy at 19, ltewlagaratatneway, borough, appoint! the house. Coal, Coke, dsc., situated a vast working population, surrounded by wbarves and factories. sad sirs have toe above 0:d-established and lucrative IVA toilliLf ...

... rush to a flat in the vicinity of Kangaioo Flat, but it turned out a failure. Only one or two holes ;truck anything worth washing, though it was reported that most of the claims were remunerative, and that six or seven ounces had, in many instances, been ...

... is doing. The continual heavy rains and stormy weather up at Cossim bazar for the last mouth or so, preveuts corahs beiug washed and dressed, which is the cause of their not coming to the market here plentifully. Nothing done in chop pas or bandanoes ...

... were 199 charges; 137 were discharged, and 62 convicted. There were 58 husbands in the number of charges. At Clerkenwdl, from June, 1850, to June, 1853, the number of charges was 538, and there were 367 convictions. From thel4th of June, 1853, to the ...

... vessel of about 400 to 500 tons, has been washed on shore; also, part of a box, marked, with white paint, NV. J. Denny, Esq., list Highland Light Infantry. From the different pieces of wreck that have been washed up, it is feared that two or three vessels ...

... clear of all the English—all save ourselves and those never-to-be sufficiently anathematised tugs, which hung around the collier like leeches, and took in their supply with that dull pertinacity peculiar to tugs in general. At last, however, towards sunset ...

... the sand on the sea shore for numbers. From Egypt we have very satisfactory accounts. Said Pacha, like all new rulers, is the noblest of his race. When a monarch comes first to his throne there are always a large number of flatterers who hope to obtain ...

... not for a moment believe. There are number of prospecting parties out in the neighbourhood, but those whom I have seen belonging to them have failed procuring geld in paying quantities, although they have sunk a number of noles, and have tried the surface ...

... vessel of about 400 to 500 tons, has been washed on shore; also, part of a box, marked, with white paint, W. J. Denny, Esq., 'ilst Highland Light Infantry. From the different pieces of wreck that have been washed up, it is feared that two or three vessels ...

... 000 men. Their whole force to be landed consisted of 23,600 men. Our army amounted to 27,000 men, and were embarked in a vast number of transports, covering a great extent of water. But they were carried in comfort and safety ; and, though there was still ...

... recent visit has been waited ujion by large number of onr mo-.t prominent citizen-*, representing different interests and all shades of political feeling. —.Vnc York Rational Democrat. The Millbriteh. number at personsiu Maine, chiefly females, in the ...

... suited for carrying stores and hors* of CAI f m^ T 2. - Their whole consisted of 23.P00 men. Our army amounted to ' ♦ a vast number of transports, coverin, » extent ot vater. But they were carried comfort and safety ; and though there was still much sickness ...