... 700 ministers. This is marly half the number of ordained ministers in work tha* CocrMßEßS.*’—Such is the toe face, hands and arms alter the application Rowlands' Kalvdor durioß the heat and dust of Hummer. Ladies log tennis, boating, yatching. bathing, ...

... inclusive at 8.15 p.m. For times, fares, &c., see special bills. J. GRIERSON, General Manager. gOCKS, -yESTS, PETTICOATS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, JERSEY SUITS, SHAWLS, WRAPS, BOYS’ ft GIRLS’ CAPS, And tumy other Useful Articles, can be Knitted our Machines; ...

... of Belfast, inex , ,rably sweeping away our favourite phrase on the unimpeachable testimony of the great Duke himself. Sir John Barrow and Mr. Croker, once had a discussion on the point. Mr. Croker wrote to the Duke. How am I to recollect what I said ...

... there was a strong current, and the poor fellow was unable to get out, and was drowned. A NI FE.TING of the cieditors of Mr. John Leach, solicitor, of Martock, has been held at Yeovil. The liabilities were stated to be more than £1.00,000. The bankrupt ...

... well known, also, as careful restorer of old domestic structures, such as the corner houses Palace Yard, Hereford, the Bateman Arms ut Shobdon, and the Old House in the High Town, Hereford, tin* latter of which, believe, he secured in competition against ...

... Rev. James Dixon. Rector, John Harris, eldest son of the late Mr- John Williams, of Cardigan, Ada, second daughter 9*i Knight, of this city. Oct. 15, at 7, Kensington, Bath, Miss Phmho Johnston, daughter ot the late Mr. John Johnston, Newton Forbes, >gj ...

... mediators. Alf said : “N >. gentlemen, Boh and I can settle this.” They returned Alt's n»om, and five minutes tlwy came out arm in arm, ami since then tlie canvass lias been free from the slightest asperity. 1 may allow*! to offer augnestion with reference ...

... families if every one thought in that way ; they would be starved outright. Do you my so, John 1. replied the Bishop. Why, then, button it all over, John. Ones they were talking before Chase, the peat French raricaturiet, of the effect of a powerful ...

... h, Messrs. Mary Reed, John White, Horace Snow, Chas. Clarke, Otton, John Newberry, John Salter. W. It. Borrough, Thomas Gill, Jamas Richards, John Pile, W. J. Farrant, John Ford, Hobert Salter. Joseph Tel. bury, ...

... Jersey who have been imprisoned for refusing to serve in militia. | The boat which was blown out to sea fortnight 1 since from Cardigan Bay with a boy named Davies has drifted ashore, bottom upward-, seme way down i ! the coast. How, when, or where poor lad ...

... voting papers, which will be returnon Dec. 13. A SHOCKING ACCIDEST reported from Festinoig, Merionethshire. A workmen named John Tudor Roberts, who was in his 70th year, was engaged at his work at the top of the quarries, when be slipped, and was hurled ...

... overcoat.;, cloth with and without vests; 2 jmirs of riding breeche*, 28 pairs of coni and mole troasers, 10reefer.>. 6 Cardigan jackets, Ac Also iev- ral |»irs ll*n>ts and Slhh's, few Silk Tit Jersey Caps, Ac. View the same Morning. f. j. T ’ (For many ...