... B~imiafgbaoto Marlon manny', younre6t daught df . CollMM for Coventry. of ?? the Mt Inst., at Ed gbas hurc . 0 y tbe Beu. li Hardy), William Heantjnse Jo ot Btdi to tore once xval,- yogtt daughter of Dlr. Edward of but 'irmingham. t He SMUCEPE-JoNx-o0 the ...

... of Thaiomafall, of Small Health. lis Cnoms-TIJOMAS.-0-n the 22nd inst.. at Edreisston P;arish Church 1i' thy the Rov. It. Hardy, curatel. George Joustil Coleman Cmos, at ah tNorthlfetd, to Lucy Jane daiughter of the Late Edward Thomoc, ol ig. ?? town ...

... Fitzgerald Hy. Esq. Clan William Garnett Orme Geo.. E;qg., Tern Honse, Skipton Hardy La~wrence, Esg., J.P., Low Moor House Harris Alfred, Erq., lunefeld, BKickby Lonsdale Hardy Gerald, Esq. Hirst Lt.-Col. C. B.. Westwood Bradford Holdswoith W. G., Esq. Shaw ...

... wits of Stephen Gateley, of a son. s . 3ARRIED. BENNETT-QUnINsuY-On the 21at inst., at Edlhaston Church (by e the Rev. tl. Hardy), Willianm Beisnett, of Halifax, Yorkshire, tO 0 Mary Ann, youngest IDughter of the late John Quinscy, Toll End, - Tipton, ...

... By A. S. GATTY. Sung with the greatest success by Miss de Foablanque. G. THOMAS'S SERENADE. A . Sung by Mr. Edward Lloyd. Elegant, refined, and charming. '-Wa rid. a G. THOMAS'S LULLABY. Ae Sung by Miss Saniley. As beautiful as the Serenade'Fby the ...

... Leader, IL. Hardy, F. W. Hulme, J. S. Noble, J. Hardy, J. Webb, And a very large and g andly-palnted PICTURE by J. Syer, View on the Dart. 614 THIS DAY, IN LIQUIDATION. TO LIVERY STABLE BEEPERS, CAB PBOPRIETORS, AND OTHERS. ESTATE OF THOMAS FOXWELL, WHITE ...

... onrs by Ilorace Pethericl. Small post S-;o, cloth gilt, 5s. NOVELS FOR THE SEASON. THE COMET AND THE TRANSIT OF VENUS. Thomas Hardy.-Two on a Tower. 3 vols. crownv Svo, 31s. 6d. Being the story of the unforeseen relations into which a lady and a youtla ...

... HODGSON, Mr JAMES G. BAYLEY, Mlr GEO. DAVENTRY, Mlr CFARLES O'lAllA, SIr PRESTON WARCI-ANT, Mr A. M'NULTY, Mr W. FltANIkLIN, Sir THOMAS NERNEY, and Mir JOHN S. CHAMBERLAIN. General Business Manager, Mr A. R. IIODGSON. G RAND TIIEA1icE, GLASGOW. To ?? Rolal, ...

... CrCepers, wls'terias, &C., &C., on Sqlc lit GEBliS aid COIIIPANV'S Did an le N r,,ories, Kelt]on, Woodlbridge. ANI; . I I _ t THE HARDIE'.. SWEDE HEAVIEST CROPPING SWEDE. rHE MOST NUTRITIOUS SWEDE. .. . I . .oft AION (IMPROVED.) 9d, PER LB. 35s. PER BUSHEL, 0OS ...

... the nations near, Then sh,'all THOMAS send his castors And nmost surely tend to banish And with Far-tile pewer resist What the Warrior feigns to fear. RPeeproeity's aversions ohich un-nappily exist. FREDERIC1K THOMAS, PRACTICAL HATTER, 87 AND 88, QUEEN ...

... PaRads tet imnhm F oeiner 1,82. .1055 ME BANKRUPT1OY ACT, 1869.-Ini the County X or f Warwickihlre. holden at Bmrmlngbam.-THOMAS OBrNS NofW. 60, Peishores Street, Mirmmfram, InthecutT of karw iok, Provision Merohianc, was adjudire a~~k nte1t day f Nvemer ...

... o'clock. THOMAS GARNE, Auctioneer. II WORCESTER RAM FAIR, ni oi TUE1SDAY, SErPrEmscr 19Tir o. 25 Superior OXFORDSEIIRE DOWN RAM LAMBS, bred by and the property of Mr. Charles Hunt, T Fawler, Charlbury, Oxon, tl F 0R SALE BY AU CTION, By THOMAS GARNE, In ...