... Walker, Druggist, Mahmabury, which I did, and after taking five boxes am completely cured. Witness my hand this 22nd February, 1881. HNYWLISN Upwards of Seventeen Years of the Royal Marines. Mr. Walker, Chemist, Malmalbutry, will testify respecting teahen- ...

... their homes, and 66 aged ?? , being six above the usual nrumber) received each 5s. a week. 'Tbe surms so expended amoounted to 1881 14e. The receipts for the past year amounted to 2412; the total expenditure to 2255; leaving a balance of 157. The following ...

... St. Mary-le-Strand, in the County of Middiesex, at the ERA. Office, No. 20. Catherine-Street, aforesaid. -Sunday, March 7, 1881. ...

... paguirismn has not ven- tured upon a copy. J. S. BArtEr (Mlanchester)-The nineteenth century commenced on the ist of.January, 1881. L=Toen-The endowment being for th election of an usher, an honest man, learned, and fearing God, cannot possibly be con- ...

... shooting one of thenm when, under the wing w as discovered a small bit of paper, ;sith the words, From D~agenham, ill Essex, 1881. It is pretty evident, from the flight of these birds to London, that the wvea- ther must be very severe below bridge. TaE ...

... New, i08 I pm Ditto,New,7 8gpm London and York, Ift 5pm Lynn and Dereham, 14& Lynn and Ely, 3 4 pm Midland, 171 3 Ditto, Newv,1881 pm Ditto, Birminghams & Derby, 112 4 Manebester & Leeds, 78 82 Ditto, HalfSnares, 368 Ditto, Quarter Shares. 18 20 pm Ditto ...

... D'Hote every evening at Six o'Clock, Is. 6d. each. Dinners, Suppers, &c.,with the usual despatch. ELL GWYNNE'S EXHIBITION N FOR 1881. Messrs. ARCHER and HOLT take this opportunity of returning thanks to their friends and patrons for the sup- port they have ...

... 1850, by brewers, country, 12,171,782 bushels; London, 5,628,901 bushels; victuallers,country, 7,152,673 bushels; London, 1,881 bushels; persons licensed to sell beer to be drunk on the premises, country, 2,781,638 bushels; London, 103,016 bushels; persons ...

... by all the varied Entertainmen' C R. E M 0 K N Ed ?? These. Magnificent Gardens will be dpeiyjnon 'Thursday next, May lst, 1881, for a Grand Gala, in honkenr' of the opering of, the Great Exhibition by her ]Most irampusM Majesty. -A variety of attrac- ...

... highest weight accepting having been under Sat 71b, It has been raised to that, and the others in proportion. RACING FIXTURES FOR 1881. MAY. Harpenden ?? 28 North Herts ?? 30 Abingdon ?? - Wye ?? I JUNE. Ascot ?? 3 . Loo (Holland) .. 16I Winchester ?? 0o Beverley ...

... Visitors to the Exhibition are requested to examine E. and W. PAGE'S case of Cricketing materials, Class 29. SHOOTING SEASON, 1881. JOYCE'S ANTI - CORROSIVE F . PERCUSSION CAPS.-D portsofmen are respectfully informed that these Primers, which have stood ...

... superhuman pedestrian finished his herculean task at 3 minutes 29 seconds past six o'clock on Thursday even. ing, September 4, 1881. Every day since Sunday last immense crowds of spectators thronged to the ground to see Manks walk. Up to Tuesday he appeared ...