... oppolie I the peeving of the bi:L We learn from ►eetina% that the bill much favoured by the inhabitants, who look at the fo rm .. tont of the roileay as a real boon to the place, as it afford a direct communication with the midland counties. • The Board ...

... propose to effect by sink- it n- ing a deep well to receive what is washed down by si io floods, and which can be emptied and made use of at P er a trifling cost. b 3y Green B2c1e, Wrexham--The foundations of this d, bridge continue to sink, and the subsidence ...

... Co.'8 CORN MAUrsv REPonr.- LivErpooL, Tuesday.-Our imports of wheat during the past week have agarin been heavy from tbe Atlantic ports of America and Canada, viz, about 66,000 quarters, wi h 9,000 qiiarteis from the east Indea, 4,000 quarters from California ...

... sank with all hands. Ten and a buy were on board, not one of whom saved. Loss Or a W SAT INDIA TRADIIII.—Advices to hand by Atlantic cable on Saturday, report the of the well-known Demerara trader, Moultait, so Soldiar's Bort. Vie Moulton was a barque of ...

... too inueh to say that by its mneaus New Life is, ss it were, imparted to the rervotms and debilitated, whus weie evidently sinking into an eatrly grave; whiltt to those of maturer yesrs it will gently and serehely protract the close of life. Thousands of ...

... too much to say that by its measn3 New Life is, as it were, r imparted to the cervotis and debilitated, who wole evidently sinking irto an 'sirly grave; whilst to those of mqturer years it will gently and serenely protract the ( close of -lile. .Tholouands ...

... David's, Exeter, Knapman William, Higbhstreet, Exeter, grocer Koapman William Stephens, Ransford Cottage, Bow, ' Devon, Major, R.M. Knapp George Frederick Augustus, Worcester, surgeon Kuapp Rev. John George.Franoii Henry, Portsea Knight Mrs Catherine, Newton ...