... manufacturers, carry ilog on business in copartnerlship together under the SE style of John Frith and Co., and also under one style hi Sot John Frith and Frith and West, John F'rith reeid- Sa ing at Ivy Cottage, Hollinwood, and Johki West Iresiding at 65, Werneth ...

... and gilders: W. Pavne rseiresi John Tormbins and Edward John Harris, tradig, a: . Tomkins and Harris, High-street, Abingdong , Berk- shire, linen drapers, mercers, hosiers, hatters, and tailors. -Henry Edward Woolsey and John HEarnnond, trading as Woolsey ...

... Wrenbury-tet Liverpool, shop aseircani, iat~ely trading as lcne 14 vlotusiler at ?? Arms, Asnlwels, .&nglesba. and g reviomuaiy tereto.at 8, Plastrloni-norrace, Rhyl, lodging 14t John Idorbin, 187, Great Jackson-street. nelms, Manchester, 11 Ioultarer, labmougner ...

... receiver's, Derby. T John 13. Jones, Blaenaw, Festiniog, Merionethshire the or ad draper. F 3s. d. Feb. 8, official re- week ceivers, Cester. Thomas J. Jamles, Peoarth, builder. Final is. 0%&, officia receiver's, CartiHL Wi~llam Thomas Cardigan, cabinet maker ...

... 10, Greengate, Sal~erd, pos~ aof John -Newton, lately' of South D'.lan ones laud, but now of Serfolk-str-l:,Su eie, John Smith, 1, Brnunswick-street. C:-70 Us. Durhmcofectioner and g'ne:x tea Gilbert Lacy. Nor folk Arms Ho-i, lu~,'oru, r)~- ahlre, licensed ...

... Water Colon's has lost another of its valued members. Mr. John Mogford, who was of an old Devonshire family, and son ot a well-known painter of picturesque architecture, has followed Mr. John Syer to his tomb. Mr. Mogford was born in London on October ...

... Outse . o~ Lord Clive (as) Piaepl SAILED. AUG~ns 23 Condor ?? imaerahln ?? henti Lucy Pope ?? Baltit r he Mullin (6) ?? ?? at. John, -N.H F-orer (sas ?? .West tlade ?? a-. AVrUBs 4 Halley (as) . ?? Id 'Utopla ?? Cephalouia (es) ?? Bezziset . p.Isa) Denbighshire ...

... )nuipness. Jan. 3.Pse: Don qoslxote, from New York for Drenen ; Polarias. Coo), of Hlambiurg; California, of Tcotterdam ; John Direon, of 1Neercastlo; Mary, Spencer (lr~rof ltr,,ncn - ottdii, from Lage= for Hamburg; U~trecht (Duztch steamenr), or Rotterdam ...

... s2-he Salina I(nQ, from Antwerp tcr BoSDon, boa grounded in bad position at Cave Sable Newpor. Moo. Nov.e 4.-TheNphal. of Cardigan, rs run down In the BUttl Channel st; night by the ateamer Lillle of Newport. Masber eared three lira losb. Plymnou. Nov ...

... at nine am. on the 29tb Instant, in the NbtAh Sea, a-wreck bottom upwards, the Shower Bank light bearlng S.E ten milea ELSt John's, N.B.. Oct. 31,r1'h Meritn Wm broke bar ehaft Ion Saturday off Coffioire. en ld for Borge under V pobbly also sy leek tbrongh ...

... Newport for Martinique, baa put in hers with damage tW Tb bulwarks aind etanchionse h' Madeira, Oct. 12-The Ulster. of St. John, N.B., was I at passed abandoned, waterlogged, and dismasted, by the ego. German (ss)l, in 23 N, 16 W, in the track of sicamers ...

... Enlomene, from Ca'.cotta for Llrerpool.-A telegram, to the owners, dated Pwllheli, Jan. SO, states- Eulomnone ashore in Cardigan Bay, supposed on the Canseway Pilge. Ship full of waler. Crew landed. Salvage possible (? if) Weather~permits. Eugenie ...