... with nautical experience and adventure. THE MANIAC PASSENGER, a nautical story, by Tom E. Soutbee, illustrated by Geo. du Maurier, appears in addition to a number of other stories and interesting papers, in the JANUARY NUMBER or ENTERTAINING THINGS. 48 ...

... or any other tender. 12 LACKWOOD'S. MAGAZINE for JANuARY,' LI 1862. No. DLV. Price 2s. Gd. CONTiNTS: Wassail: A Christmas Story. Part IL J. M. W. Turner, B.A. CaptairL. Clutterbuck's Cbampagne: A West Indian Bemini- cence.' Part IV. Chronicles of Carlingford ...

... as~ie.ueopplly to,, lAAIEs TIlOlleON & Ca., 1, Billiter Court; or to ~, 'uMtN, IltirtN, & 'Tozbtil, 2, Jetfrey's Square, St Story Ace, Laleloi;, tIC.6 Weakly Steam Communication to New York - rj-1HE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, Iatit PlIIIIADELPI'I3A STEAMT-S1hI1 ...

... OF WHICH ;075,00, 1S 'URSERVED AS 1 lon- A GUARIINTRE. DIREICTORS. UEORGE FREEDERICK MKUNTZ, TEq., 0I5A-nAlf. Mr.'THl OMAS SHORT. Jim,, DoipuTy CHAtiXuiS. Air. JoISN GRAHAM, (Grahiam and James), Lurigato RiL. Mr, BENIRY CLIVE. Begot Street. Mr, IIoiERT ...

... from Latterkenny, three from KilCmarenau, and feur from iamelton. There Is a substantial house, two stories blhb, besldes an atticand base- ment story, with a complete sat of farm buildiags, all in good order. The farm is bounded on the north and south ...

... 'Drainage.' Treatment of Poultry. requisite. I ' Irrigation. 'Agricultural'Publieationa. Improved modes of Husbandry. . .. In short, whatever t;ects the beneficial employment of capital in hand. Reports are regularly given or the English, Scotch, and Irish ...

... called Onse. Thorp, in the Parishes of Poeklington and Miliington, in the said East-Riding of the County of York, within a short distance of the market town of Pocklington, at which town there is a station on the Market Weighton branch of the North-Eastern ...

... larder, and daarv. First Wyrda Fleer-Three good family bedrooms, and dreasingroains to each, S s ?? and hre serent' roms.Upper Story-Three good bedirooms, Susex;an Eyutolca There ?? capital enclose~l yard, with pm ofeclntweradvriuetr1 and coal anad fowl houses ...

... the natives, i. e. ?? L-.arru'Axee. Lilliputtian Peasants, Miesert and Mesdames Small. Tiny, Dot, Shrimp, Weebody, Speck, Short, Little, &e.; Inepector of A Divisiun of Police, ar Stumpy; Policemen, Messrr Move. uway, Clear-thleway, Posh-along, )co; Engineer ...

... Bouverie-strest. Fleet-streew London, jUbIiitcat{8en%. THE CLO¶STER and the HEATHe. The FOURTII EDIeTION of 4TIE ?? BUT Tre STORY. By CHARLES HEADS. Anehonest book and a meteriy.-Poat. In every sense a great ?? Tide is no common book-of detion, but an ...

... 3OBSON',aeectidneer ml - i hbanantrade valuer, 48, tler~isle-street, Edgwvane-roasd. are ?? ?? IRONMONGERY aud oil ±V.MARINE STORIE BUSINESS to. lie DISPOSD OF Advance,, doing a first-rate trade (pries' £120), ren't £15 pet acinerun all let eali s, Lire ...

... TRUE. By the Author of Clara Morison. - . GILBERT MASSENGER. By Holme Lee. MY LADY: A Tale of Modern Life. THORNEY HALL: A Story of an Old Family. By Holme Lee. THE CRUELEST WRONG OF ALL. By the Author of lMargaret; or, Prejudice at Home. 3198 *ELFAST ...