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... Oak and the Ivy, The Wiah in g Gate f What are the Wild Waves saying P' Have Faith in one another,'' Song of the Gold Miners The Merry Bells of England, I Love the Night A Blearing on the Outward Bound, Tbe Child and the Dew Drops, The Sunshine of our Home, and upwards of a thousand popular songs, ballads, &c_ &c_ ?? g .? e,r -ini-Wy roccesßfal PICTOBIAL, HISTOBICAL, aad ...
... ■70 to £80 per Annum. Office castle, July 3rd 1855. * ■ T * 58 ion, the DWELLING DEN, situate in Cross elston, late in the occu- -11., deceased, i to ,S, HILL, k HILL, Solicitors, Helston. lIX.Z. habitants of Trnro and .taken the GROCERY «, by Mr. J. T. Hawken keepiug good Articles, st attention to business, P ort \ m „ itb tbe Trade supplied. nil be carried en. .DFAST and FIRE- FES (non ...
... and Final Dividend of tbe said William Jennett Pearson's Estate and Effects, will be declared and paid at the Blacx Lion Hotel, in Stockton, in the County of Durham, on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of August 1855, at Thbee ?? in the Afternoon, to such of his Creditors us shall on or before that day execute the Assignmenv, made by him for the benefit of his Creditors Andany vereon no t executing the ...
... amount of Income, is requested to make an in mediate Application, enclosing a Postage Stamp, to Mr James Andebsow, 20, Middle Row High Bolborn, London, who will forward the fullest Particulars by return ot Post. SKIRPENBECK, SCRAYINGHAM. BUTTERCRAMBE, AND SAND-HUTTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY H. B. DARLEY, Esq., President. rpHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW X of the above Society will be held at ...
... WALES.-KX- TENSION of TlME.— Tbese Tickets arenow issued, available for Three Weeks ; but Famili is or large Parties can, by special application, made before the tickets are takeu, have them endorsed for a longer period. Fares to any Station on Fares to the Chester and Holyhead Windermere and back. Railway and back. First class. Second class. First class. Second class. I.ondon £3 10 .. £2 10 ...
... BOARDERS. ;T~tt X L S~ T EAR S , A UeLLA MAKER TO THE QUEEN, * ,M Br S.-ciai, ArPQi*_i«. . - — inTl. L S~ T E A R S , A PI*?LER TO ME DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, .blLfcß t£ g^ ?? -^r^XTT-TiA-iLS, WICKETS, LEG RlLl-rU o-* 1 V tj, w . CARR'S Wuoussau %c\fk OaaEa* Stum, Ls-ns, and 38, CUURCU S°_-sV™_!' T^^T^XtOYS of every description, suitable ?? i-on at JW. CARR'S FASCT RsroSl-OFi*., 29, I '*■ ?? LB-ns ...
... Half-past Ten o'clock, a.m., by tbe Rev. JAMES BREAKEY; and at Half-past Six, p.m., by the Rev. J. B. PATON, M.A. A CoUecuon will be made after each Servioe, towards the Ex- pense of Painting and Repairing tbe Building. pEN I N G SERVICES. WICKER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH The following Services will be held in connexion with the OFESTNG of this New Place °' Worship:- On THURSDAY, July 12, the Rev. ...
... PHOTOGRAPHY. PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES, W. CROWE, CHARLES-STREET, WREXHAM. WC resiwctfulW inform! the public generelly. that h.., after cotuiderible Übour raost Krfcct knowlcdEe of the above Art. and can confidently asaert that in point of artiatie beauty and affect combined with accuracy of delincmion and life-like h,a picture! will bear compan«n wtth the production! of many of the most famed ...
... the sign of the DUKE of YORK, in SILEBY, on Wed- nesday, tbe 25th of July instant, at Five for ...
... SlDE— Genteel APARTMENTS, No. 1, >^Sea Virw, Bridlington Quay, within one minute's walk of the gands An uninteruptod View of the Sea and Flambro Head. Terms moderate. TO be Let, for the Summer Months, or longer if required, most pleasantly situated in Renishaw Park, a BITTING ROOM and TWO LODGING ROOMS, Furnished.with the use of the Kitchen. — For Particulars, application may be made it The ...
... paj; Route.— Fares, London to Antwerp, 275., 245., or 20s. The W! \ Company's splendid Fast and Commodious Steam-Ships • Captain Hast, and CYGNUS, Captain Jackson, LEAVE ; 'tt 1 !I tor ANTWERP every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and * riiAY. immediately on arrival of the P. 30 p.m. {Mail} Train [ *bopsgat£ Station. RETURNING from ANTWERP at 9 a.m. . jjuNDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, in corrospon- r. *.tu ...
... from Marseilles -vI.Y. Genoa. Leghorn, Civita Vecchia, Naples, Messina and ' ?? Monday Mommtc, at 10 o'clock. and Tl'RKEV —Cone tant inople, twice a-week— at 6 p.m., vi_ Messina and the Pirteus iAthsns); on arrival at Constantinople, with the Crimea. at 10 a.m., via Malta and Smvrua ; correspondtn oe' -t: ...