... William Beard, deceased. )MS. CATTLE. ay of Thirty-six milch cows, dry for.calving; 13 heifers in calf; 8 toan weanlings; one short-horned bull, rising three years old; one 6 suit ditto, from the atock of Colonel Kingsoote, rising two years old. ation aHORSES ...

... and dtted with all the most recent improvements, with perfect sets of Elevators, Dressing and Offal Machines. It is four stories high, and capable of holding many thousand bushels of iD; with an adequate supply of Spring Water over the Premises. THE GROCER'S ...

... Alderman Clark and Mr. alt Gough. I, TuE CAPTAIN OF' MICE.-An English officsr, In a smart wit unoiform, was Introduced during the short peace, to Napoleon pri the First, at ties Tulilereso, us 1Captaina des Sourle. 'Bhe pI Emperor could toot at first solve ...

... safety I he entrusted with their freedomn5 and be restored -to the society hi of their friends and kindred, hut as a rule the story disclosed is but one of mental dccadence. Fancies which rule strongly in the I outoiet become less marked and positive; ideae ...

... oms, a I capital and safe bath, an excellent dry playground, and a ii cricket ground and play deld of four acres, &e.; in short, every- b thing admirably adapted for a firitelase school. I Prospectuses, containing an Exposition of the Course of Study ...

... The C55AIROIAN of the evening (the Rev. Canon Banks) remarked that the principal qualitics of a Chairman were brevity and shortness, and he should not, therefore, put himself between thie meeting an d the interesting dis- course they were about to hear ...

... 'IThe eloquent and much respected curate of St. Mary ' Redeliff, the Rev. G. J. Story, preached his farewell sermon. LIat 'the 'parish church last Sunday eveninig. Mr. Story is a about to join the London city missions; n RiEIoioous LIBERsATION SOCIETY.-We ...

... first appearance before a court of justice, but on being questioned hue denied that such was the ease, and told a round-aboet story of his having come in a vessel laden with wine and sugar, from the coast of Africa. The Magistrates committed him for six ...

... limestone, and the whole height from its base to the top of its lantern is 105 feet. A range of Storehouses surround the lowver story of the Towver; the Dwpl1Lmi-bnuscs are bittU o W* e North Westward. on r. lower level of the Rock. ST. JOHN'S POINT LIGHT. ...

... Foolsoap 8vo,, Price Is., Illustrated Cover A STORY ABOUT RIFLEMEN _tJ . AND RIFLES. By NEYLAND THORNTON.-Londs n Wilt'TAKER~ & Co., Ave Maria-lane. Manchester: EDWI5 SL~TER, 129, Market-strect-The story is intended for our sev times; its interest Is ...

... 'T lalbergian (if we any coin a term) phrases of the composition, in their cxecutioen of which lady pianistee so often fall short. She cvoked olse of the heartiest eneores that could be desired, and good-ntituredly complying with it, played another piece ...

... heirp and tow ropes, the highlydrsifinmrnable nattsre of which caused' the flames to spread'witlh such rapidity, that.within a short period of thed first discovery df the conflagration, the whole of the warehouse, with its costly contents, was wrapped in one ...