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... COMPANY. LONDON, THE BANK OF LONDON. THE Directors of this Company invite the attention T of Capitalists to the Interest they allow on Money Doposited, and to the nature and amount of the Security the Company offers to Depositore. The Ratesvary with the notice ...
... and await the result of a regular siege. It is reported that the steamer Indianola. has destroyed a Confederatesteamer ?? Hudson. It is believed that there is much suffering in Vicks- buirg onl account of the iwterrnption of the river communication, Deserters ...
... goodly pile of thorns, faggots, car barrels, and other coenbuotibles, given and got together by Messrs. 1i Hileliek, Osborne, Hudson, and others, MALVERN. Thd beacon fire, on Tnesday night, which was about to he lighted up when our report of the deings in ...
... Florida in order to have that opening to the ocean, and he would say, in the name of the North-West, that before they would allow an independent empire at the mouth of the Mississippi they would reduce Louisiana to what it was before America purchased it-a ...
... the Rolls Court yesterday. The plaintiffs, who are the mortgagees of the -Roupell Park estate, prayed that they might be allowed to proceed in their suit by a bill of discovery. This, however, the Master of the Rolls has decided against them, and there ...
... neglect; and, finally, he would ask them to rely on the general sense of justice which animated all men, and on that Heaven which would not allow oppression to go unpunished, or suffer such suffering much longer to exist. The other orders were then disposed ...
... garrison that they sahould retreat without at least making a stand against the Federals. Vicksburg surrendered or taken, Fort Hudson would! be the only barrier to, the ifree navigation of the 'Missfssippi!t roughout its w hole length, and this obstacle would ...
... in a fine genial ?? Jcerou'y. NOTICE,-Tho Twenty-third Thousand Is neto reedy, ?? 3s. 6i., . Mr E E T F O R HEAVEN. .11k By the Author of Heaven Our Home. We are not In the least surprised at so many thousands of copies of this asocymnrel writer's books ...
... Achromatic Blinoruar Glsssos, bl. to £6. * Teloecopes, 4s. to £L-A3G Ne Streetw , ?? ot Stephenson Place. 157 TiHE GLORIES of the HEA&VENS seen by a Stet NE EECP ?? ilas 45mts h features ot a man four mile. an'd time by a church oook ten mriles. Persons ajre invited ...
... a change which may tend to diminish their profits. There are very many collierles, however, where no female labourers are allowed, and Ihave not heard that the proprietors oE there have been losers thereby. If they did have to pay more for manual labour ...
... Ohrist hut it is so longsince tha I'vc forgot;' 'don't know if m a Christian, or what It Is or means,' but all people are so. Heaven was heard of only when father died long ago; mother said that he was going there.' Some think that bad and good go there alike ...
... attendance of La~dies us invited. Tea on the Table at half-past Seven p m. Tickets, (e Shilling earls. may be had at Messrs. Hudson aid Sn's. Bull Street, Mudie's Library, Temule Street ; and at Claxendon Chambers, Temple Street. 585 F OUR MORE NIGHTS of ...