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... London at 7 a.m. Portsmouth at 8.10 a.m. Gos ort 8 15 a.m. Southampton 10.25 a.m. reachirtg Eieler fur Train lo Plymouth, 4c; returns from London Inn. Exeter, at 9.45 from Train leaving Plj mouth 8.55 a.m. Bideford 0.30 ...
... Roatt, Boil, Bake, and Steam in a tuperior manner, with a smaller contumption of fuel than any other yet Introduced, having at the tame time a good tuppiy of bot water, and a convenient hot closot, the whole occupy- ing ...
... WANTED.— A\\J WANTED, a good WHITECHAPEL CART, with patent axles, tec, fit for a pony 13 j to 14 bands, not larger. r Apply to C. R. P., Hampthire Advertiser Offlce. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.— A Chemist and Druggist, in ...
... The linseed market ia j inactive, JJf* P c,,naryseed meets a Rapeseed is in fair demand, at tun prjj- , npporte _, j n a ll otber good inquiry, and jat?Jf*g.*S ?? and prices generally seeds only a moderate business » -_ rule without alteration^ . . WOOL ...
... Globe of last night, are expected to exhibit a decrease of £600,000 in Bullion, and an increase of about a million and a half in advances, consequent on the loan to the East India Company. HOEROR UPON HORRORS.-A DREADFUL DISCOVERY IN LONDON YESTERDAY. The ...
... Agriculture, and a tho- *fli sportsman. As a good soldier in former wars, he might J -been called on to respond to the toast of that branch of the _i 6er 7 ,ces - He regretted that they bad not bad a meeting jear. bnt half a loaf was ...
... sent off; but to that invitation Sir James ?? Sf . although he valued l ,ta. coming from such a ?? bis tenantry, be yet -as compelled to decline accepting it a. th. arduous duties be bad to attend to in reference to tbe interests of bis constituents would ...
... at-6 a.m., 9 a.m. (express), 10 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m. 4 p.m. (express), 7 Arriving at Landport af- 10.35 a.m., 11.45 a.m. (express), 1 15 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 5 p.m., 6.40 p.m. (express), 10.15 p.m. Traint leave Portsmouth for London Bridge 0f— ...
... applying to a police magistrate or a parish for assistance— as Countess of Mornington— an honoured name— borne 1 before her by the mother of Wellington and of Wellesley. A spendthrift, a profigate, and gambler in his youth, he became a ...
... pleaded •• Not guilty to the whole of them. A good many of the jurors who were called to try the cases were challenged by the prisoner's counsel, and a good deal of time was occupied in this manner before a jury could bi obtained. The Court ...
... the country against a recurrence of a mutiny of Sepoy troops; a thorough change of the Board oi Control, to have a Board for the guidance and reference. jf necessary of the Directors of the East India Com- pany, to be composed of ...
... pay f 500 a year to a cook. Adkins offered to raise me a loan of £40 000 on my pro perty, and I sent him tbe va uation. Tbat ia two years ago Besides playing these game« I play at billiards. I am a good player at billiards ; but I never ...