... )—Monday, Dee. 26th, Hampton Lovett Tuesday, 27th, Vernon Arms, Danbury; Thursday,29th, Blackmoor Park; Friday, 30tb, Pert bore. PORT OF GLOUCESTER. IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 23. Prom St. John's. N B —The Enchantress, Boddie, with deals, St.c. for ...

... Hotel. AN AMERICAN FIRE ENGINE. Head of the Horse ridden by Lord Cardigan at the Balaclava Charge—The Fire at the City Flour Mill# in Thames Street. VANITY.” BY J. BERTRAND. TERCENTENARY OP JOHN KNOX The Scottish Reformer preaching before the Lords of the ...

... Avery, with slates, order. From Greenock—The I U Away. Sarah, with ton* pig Iron, for John Butt and Co. From Ardrostan—Th* H. Barrow. Parke, with toes pig iron, for John M Butt and Co. From Poole—The Crystal, Ingram, with clay, order EXPORTS. For St, Valary ...

... General Baker surrounded Imliki in the Chur-Dch Valley the Bth instant and took prisoners, besides capturing large quantity of arms. Major Peploe Peploe, M.P., of Garnstone, lias returned 10 per cent, to his tenants last half-year’s Mr. Alfred Wetherman, ...

... hands of the Federal*, garden garden, and house house. Several churches were broken into last night on the plea of a search for arms and flour. The bombardment of the Cbarope still oontioaee. The Maillot Gate ia wreck, but the passage is protected strong battery ...

... Governorship the Mauritius, proceeded to Natal, for the purpose of advising with his Excellency the present crisis. Brevet Major Grattan, 35th Regiment, and Captain Pelly-Clarke, 103 rd Fusiliers, on the staff at Mauritius, have left for the Cape, to take up ...

... everybody 1 ki.ow, for I sure it is a good thing for the eyes, for I speak 1 had it.- Yonrs truly, G. C. Bakbs, Late of the Tower Arms, Leach Street, Birnmigbam. Bir,—l have much pleasare in testifying the surprising of your famed fcye Liqaid. which I the«we*Wy ...

... recommend ever} body I know, for sure is a good thing for the eye*, for speak as I find it.— Y ours truly, Bakbr, Late of the Tower Arms, Lench Street. Birmingham. Sir,—l have much testifying surprising efficaey of your famed Liquid, which 1 thoroughly believe ...

... 4,E in park, Kingston Jo} n. and Lloyd John Daniel, Wick, near Bath, su uire Kingston John ~ . 6, Crosby square, E.C., King-ton Samu Hotham, 6, Crosby squa C. Kuby, Mra, Me el, Spalding, Lincolnshire, ct Kirk John, Love’ ary, Blackbi!l, Darbam grove, Worcester ...

... most noteworthy being those over the Town Hall, and outside the Berkeley Arms Hotel, the White Hart, and other resjiectable hostelries. the summit of Berkeley Castle floated the arms the Berkeley family. In deference the wishes of the Prince the demonstrations ...

... »die» George, aged 13. and Benjamin, aged 11. sons of Mr. John Matthewa. park keeper Mr. Akroyd. Wollaton Hall, who were drowned while eliding on pond near that place. Another boy, named John Clark, the principal wi'neas. After speaking of their going ...

... days. Please send another bottle, as ahall always keep one by me. —Yours truly, Mrs. Lebalv, 94, Brearley Street. 143, New John Street West, Birmingham. Sir,—l was suffering from a severe cold and inflamed eye. 1 consulted two physicians, bat no relief; ...