... Itair, which many cannot; Icurat was quite ball ott the crown of nay. bead wheit I began possit rswing ?? 13. - Every customer speaks hielbly of your Cririiflene.'-E. P. Jones, Chemist, 5, ParadiSe-sotreet, Liverpool. Oat! IHINTS ON1 'IIE MANAGEMENT OF THE ...

... and when every. thing was In perfect order they sounded the trumpet because they knew that what they stated was correct, Speaking generally, and not for licensed victuallers in particular, he believed that the less government legis- lated for them the ...

... over it; sent a boat to the wreck, who returned at 11 a.m., bringing with them a boy in a very weak state, and not able to speak ; proper restoratives were applied, and on the 22nd the boy began to show signs of recovery. A few questions being put to him ...

... received their wages, and at the order of the captain the crew met at the office at the same time. Whilst the complainant was speaking to I the mate, the defendant came up and said, 'I want money as well as that man.' The captain told him he .would get paid ...

... diinieaessd-I mean trne 'religious Dlssent..~that, 5Ythe d'.ssendlantsof tbe Puritan feasiliec, of whom I shall alwvays- sat speak wth that respect wvhich thuir high qualities mand- eel, 'histprleali charesatr desarvo-(ceersr);---had alnaoat all merged See ...

... alao the subject of surnames, as Arc King, Pope, Bishop, Earl, Baron, Judge, Knight, &c. desi The lecturer next proceeded to, speak of surnames Sab of an exceptional charactec, and amused the audieiice sup' with various instances of a arolesque character ...

... Od to 6s 9d per bushel. MARK LANE, Nov. 30-The corn trade remains without essential change. From the provinces the reports speak of quiet markets, with prices generally steady. At Mark lane this morning there was only a small attendance, and but a limited ...

... he is determined to make the attempt if the most distant chance is given him of obtaining an t interview with Theodorus. Speaking of the Victoria as being ordered to relieve the Dalhousie steamer at E d Massowa towards the middle ot next month, he writes:-' ...

... advocate of the rights and privileges of the l Established Church. We have not forgotten that he had the manliness both to speak s and vote against the party of which he is the leader in the House of Commons when the question of the admission of Jews to ...

... closets was hicreasing in Hull every ?? Toogoed P '3 observed that the sewageo cme out at South-end per- V t. etly pure, so to speak. Tlheze was no cupelion that at P at soma fature time the sewage might become valuable as P is a manure, but at presrnt the ...

... England was in dantet, but to advance bar highest interests. It was absasleldl necessary that the clergy and laity should speak OatOi of long aussuch auestions were raised as the Nonconlermis's ;a. Burial Bill, tule Taxation of Endowed Charities, anidtlb ...

... of Hull; Miss Jessie Craigen; Mr Fountain, of Sheffield; and the Rev Thomas Ashcroft, of Goole. During the intervals of speaking the members of the Goole Choral Society sung soae choice and select pieces, accompanied on the piano-forte by Miss Coger ...