... nature of the work) continue to reoeive, the full increase of wages demanded. A GOLDEN WEDDING.-A Horncastle newspaper gives an account of the celebration of the golden wedding of the Rev. W. Rose, pastor of the Congregational Church (and formerly ...

... Cathedral, to whicb be left a costly golden crucifix. Another Saxon's arms are blazoned near — those of Godwin, Earl of Wessex, a king- maker in his time; and a large landowner, but, alas, the greedy and encroaching sea in Kent and Sussex swallowed up his broad ...

... show, just now all birds are more or less in bad feather. rued vulture of Singapore, called a Tom Can, was ..h..sm by Mr. Boots, and attracted considerable atten: The c‘pcditions way in which he BWallOWed hen-e was a source of great marvel to the :•, ...

... North-Wall, Dublin ; Jainee Hartley aud Co., 137 Leadenhall- street, or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East Smithlield, and West Kent Wharf, Southwark, Louden ; W. and E. C. Came, Fal- ■eutli; R. Clark and Son, er H. J. Waxing, Plymouth; Le Fenvre and Son. ...

... North-Wall, Dublin ; James Hartley and Co., 137 Leadenhall- atreet, or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, and West Kent VVharf, Southwark, Londen ; W. aud E. C. Came, Fal- mouth ; R. Chirk and Son, er H. J. Waring, Plymouth; Le Feuvre aud Son ...