... STREET. Dec. 31, 18-9. THOMAS D. MARSHALL'S LADIES' GUINEA CORK SOLED EOOTS, for Damp Weather, soft Levant Morocco, Elastic Sides, hanelsome, com- fortable, and durable. Velvet Elastic House Boots, ss. Cd. Catalogues post free. (THOMAS D. MARSHALL, 192, ...

... bedrooms, attics, and cellar kitchen.— Apply to Thomas Chrispin, ironmonger, King-street. BUILDING LAND, adjoining Birkby Rrewery, TO BE LET, on lease, for the term of 999 years.— For terms apply to Thomas F. Macaulay, Birkby Brewery; or to T. Brook and ...

... surgical aid could hare been easily procured, the station-master bad instruction not toinake the neoessary topesditties. We can hard:y believe that a groat sompasy would endure the risk of sack diagram. I AY CO be able CO say that the mutilation of Mr. O'Connor ...

... Frederick Kent (29), labourer, charged with stealing a watch, the property of Joseph Smalley, and a shirt, the pro- perty of Thomas Cook, at Brixworth, on the Bth November. Charles Carter (30), blacksmith, charged with stealing a shirt, a pair of drawers ...

... and William Hull Grocer, Morpeth ; W. Davie eon, Alnwick ; Henry Hoy, Felton; McDonald, Belford ; Taylor Sea ton Sluice; Thomas R. Davieon, and Mr. Rewcastle, Bedlington; Mr. Brown, Newbiggin; Mr. Barker, Warkworth ; Mr. Ternept, Ambie Mr. James Thompson ...

... employed upon their farms, and the long winter was passed in seeking valuable furs. As community, they form, probably, the most hardy, daring, active, and resolute portion of the British-American people. They are unrivalled marksmen, and from the nature of ...

... Jardin »*• Wallace Dungannon, William Douglas John M'Keown Mr M'Kittrick Donaghey O’Neiil W Allen Hillsborough, Thomas Scott Killinchy, James Bussell Hugh Killyleagh, Francis Fury Kilkeel, T Floyd Kirkruhhin, James M‘Fadden Walker ...

... which he is held. A very pleasant evening was spent, interspersed with complimentary speeches by Messrs. J. G. Home, It. W. Thomas, 6. Watson, A. Clarke (Holdfast), Merrell, J. Walker, Spurrier, and Wade. CHRISTMAS DAY IN THE WORKHOUSE. The customary dinner ...

... The Bight Hon. Sir W. Bovill, Lord Chief Justice CP. The Right Hon. Sir Edward Vaughan Williams. The Hon. Sir George Rose. Thomas Webb Greene. Esq., Q.C., John Osborne, Esq., Q.C. Edward Smith Bigg, Esq. Robert Bayly Follett, Esq., Taxing Master in Chancery ...

... England. AVe know what line the late Earl of Derby would have taken. know what course tho Duke of Marlborough and Mr. Gathorno Hardy will adopt. Can affirm the same with tiuth of the present Earl of Derby and Mr. Disraeli? The true policy of Conaer vativo ...

... were facing magnificent Swiss animals, with their enormous frames and huge udders; Brittany cows with their deer-like heads; hardy Highland com scarcely to distinguished in shape and make from the sturdy little north country French animals; Dutch cows with ...

... Sperling, rector, Thomas Joseph, second son of T. Smith, Esq., of Chichester, to Kate Gertrude, second daughter of the late Joseph Hughesdon, Esq., of Calcutta. On the 23rd nit., at the parish church. South Hay ling, the Rev. C. Hardy, vicar, Mr. F. Kreyer ...