... 'I o' graphs. 2 vols. folio, cloth extra, 9 lt edges, 31S. 6d. each. [a Q' NEW NOVELS;, i,, 3 Vo/s. TWO ON A TOWER. By THoMAS HARDY. THE LADY MAUD. By W. CLARK RUSSELL. A CHELSEA HOUSEHOLDER. By the HTon. EMILY LAWLES3 A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND. By ...

... lleyne.. .. 3 4 0 W. C. Thomas or andi Nawer 3 3 0 Mrs. H. Alleyne Sall .. .. 3 0 0 M. Brain ?? Mrs. Bernett_ .I y .. .. 3 0 0 A Friend %imeas and A Friend eholdi.. .. 3 0 0 A Friend. per W. 1 *Dins Plchard 3 0 0 Phelps Thomas .. 3 0 J. Jackson ,low Andrews ...

... STREET; 2, KING STREET, CHEAPSIDE. SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON, AND CO.'S NEW LIST. TWO O)N -AA TOWE R !IS TE TITLE OF ! ,MR. T.H;OM.AS HARDY'S New three-volume Novel, NOW READY AT ALL THE LIBRARIES. THE NEW NOVEL TO READ IS THE LADY MAUD Schooner Yacht. A NARRATIVE ...

... 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 ...

... paid quarterly by the Contractors on all Capital paid up, for a period of I2 months from Allotment. DIRECTORS. Alderman Sir THO-MAS S. OWDEN, late Lord Mayor of London, Chairman. Colonel MACDONALD, Director of the London Tramways Company (Limited). JAMES ...

... TUESDA7, NOVEMBER 7. THOMAS'8 TIf1BER YARD, EAST CANAL WHARF, f 1CARDIFAF. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF THE WROLEyj o TUB t VALUABLE MACHINERY AND TIMBER, ; ESS S. GOTTWALTZ & QBOWRING have receivei 3 instruotions from A. t. Thomae, Esq., to Sell by Auction ...

... Public Institutioins. Address-THOMAS BRADFORD aumd CO., 140 tO 143, Hlieit HoittoitiS, iLoxr,oxc. I FOUR POPULAR NOVELS, AT ALL THE LIBRARIES. EVE LESTER. By Mrs. DIEHL. MRS. RAVEN'S TEMPTATION. By the Author of Dr. Hardy's Marriage. A FEARLESS LIFE ...

... BUILDINGS thereon, as occn- pied by Mr. Thomas A. Rains, at an apportioned annual rental of £50, and containing 10A. In, 34P. LOT 2. Two CLOSES of valuable MEADOW and PASTURE LAND, adjoining lands belonging Mr. W. Hardy and Mr, W. Rains respectively, in the ...

... Including Works by>' tlhe 000. Alitman, R.S-A C. J. Lewis Ick, N.m. Hardy H. J. .180fnington' * W, Oliver J. D. Harding on JarneE Feel GoleTurner- jts R S. Bond - i.gni~an tad Thomas 'Baker .Writs Jamens Price C. W; Raedliffs 0.W. HloroJ, A, Vickers John ...

... Lofthouse, 100, Waterloo-road, London, S.E. R. THOMAS BATTY and MISS LENA BATTY Al ?? shortly te at Liberty. Miss LENA BATTY with great Trotting Act, also one of the best Trick Act Riders in Europe Mr THOMAS BATTY, with Two good Trick Horses, and One Bar ...

... Director- ?? Coma~ni~~y E GAl~t1UD, seoretary. 22, Grer I (jcorye-street, W1ea3oniieoer S. TDV.GIIU ereay Agozil in Oxfordshire, THOMAS Ali. DAVENPORT, Esq., County Hall, Oxford HUBERT D. EGRTONFEq., Oxford; eud It1eesrs. JONAS PAXTON, SON, and CASTLE, Bicester ...

... Butter Workers, Bone Mills, and all FWane . 1 articles of utility for the House, Laundry, I or Public Institutions. Addeess-THOMAS BRsADFORD and CO., 140 to 143, HInts HotenOR, LONDON. T AIE and REST HlORSES kept in 0 L good and bealthy coeditioni at lesn ...