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... 000 lbs. Exchange, 5s ll^d. BOARD TRADE RETURNS. The Times.— The Board of Trade returns for November purport to show o£ £10,143,327, or about 9 per cent, in the value of our importations over the corresponding month of last j ear, and about 3 per cent ...
... CoL. BTHAoET CLITHEROZ, Boston House, Brentford, J. T. PAUL, Esq., Tetbury. R. C. PAUL, Esq., Tetbury. Head MasUr Mi. J. W. KEILLER, M.B.C.P. Seem' Master : • J. MACKIE, M.A. Professor of Preach, ST. J. EUZIEBEB, 8.A., & LL.B. Junior Mager: A. F. SMITH ...
... the loft, ran over the Puddlotroutbidu hills for Kingrove. lie could not reach Kingrove. Poor pug's valour was oozing out, 811 d ho sacked shelter in a very small covert close by Puddletrenthi le. ho beat a hasty retreat, running through the small enclosures ...
... including Mrs. I.youins—who with the bride was very loudly cheered—lira. Daniel Lysons, Mrs. Atwood, Miss Atwood, Mrs. Jervis, and Mrs. and the Misses Hicks. The National Anthem wus sung after the toast of Church and 1./iieeti, and then the RECTOR proposed ...
... WEYMOUTH.—THE ESPLANADE. MISS E. L. STACE receives Ladies for sound and very superior Education. She is assisted by Resident Foreign and English Governesses and Professors of repute. School Re-opens (D.V.) January 22nd. [2704 Address Miss Stace, Gloucester House ...
... wife, and the step-daughter of the celebrated Lady Bleasington. She was married when only fifteen years old to Count Alfred d’Orsay, one of tho handsomest and most accomplished roues of his time, to whom she brought a handsome fortune. Lord Blessington ...
... addition to the half-price. Instrumental Pieces. s. d The Gipsy Countess (duet) Mrs. Crawford 4 Aunt J uay’s Galop A. S. Gatty 4 0 My first Ball Quadrilles J. Pridham 0 The Trossach’s Quadrille J. Pridham The true Friend’s Quadrille S. Glover 4 0 Osborne ...
... Creswell —Mrs. Shearman. Miss Farr The Vole—The Misses Gibbous Glen View—Miss Cadcll Stockton Cottage—Miss Pinch&r*! The Brake—Mr J. P. Cobb m-d family Vine Cettagc—Mr and Mrs. J. ...
... through illness. An alarming accident occurred at Croydon Theatre on Wednesday night, during the pantomime. The Columbine, Miss Arnauld, accidentally placed herself too near a gas jet, and was quickly enveloped in flames. An overcoat was promptly thrown ...
... even when they hit. A JACICAI3B.—A man who'd maliciously set fire to a barn, said good old elder Podson, and burn up a stable full of horses and cows, ought to be kicked to death by a jackass, and I'd like to be the one to do it. How shall I sell ...
... -MiM CUUeott, Mias tec. Miss Elm Portland Flarf. nn ...