... MAY. 1841 Castle 11. shipowner, Luras•st. Rotherbitbe .. -Hoz. Dividand-- 1 Ma'am sod cu. Cropthall at 1841 Willson E. 'tattooer. hiog-st. Audit aud Its. 11 (able, bastoghall•st. 1842 Wooster T. jou. vsmcbaut, Liverpool-at. Hot. To audit 12 Stephan, ...

... attack of pleurisy, caught by being exposed to the draught of an open window at one of the receptions given by her to the English pileriuss on Thursday. _ - Prince Ibrahim, the youngest son of the Khedive, was to leave Alexandria on Thursday for Trieste ...

... eleareis, el seems. African : Biaaley. Louisa Joutay—A. : The landlady. !Lanza Leaner Belied Board rate. ALSMIte els Tows. —English Tors*: By Jove landlord, 11.1 Lest the we ever walked. Landlord' sore, the last moils you walked two We gelled up the twenty-iamb ...

... limey and Co., Coneolar days ago I deserted from the Reiveisa ship lying at Teigninoutlio I thou moil • and skipped in Sbo English steam -.v. boned for where we look in of abd Shen for French port. Whi g ived very rough treatment from She as I eke The ...

... l t le be G n T fti Orl:Ml i SSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY, 16, South castle Street, Liverpool; In Colours and ped out-vil. ( English and Foreign Bing IL Queen Victoria Street Linda% E.O. ;true to Flower. Ilan:atom A. European Agana , Wreaths, Green Spray ...

... —A. Lancaster, English language, literature, and French. Class 11.—F. J. Gnirdham, geography ; and C. Hanna, geocraphy. Class lII.—A. Forsyth,. A. Gill, E. A. Martin, L. C. Sealby, re 4ions knowledge; A. J. Wilkinson and R. Wilson, English langnagudand ...

... won't have it at sal price. ThIS. It announced in the Sporting Life and Mr. Ihtinain has got Sack. From on Tuesday that English Ao-eciat ion I wtott we heart here is not likely to he any warned all Ado from taking part in the Sun. ' farewell supper ...

... ante Coll. and In Loudon. etnnebenter, Liver Iforomettle. there a very Hege l attend lOn Mooday evening the Torte. brooglit English I drew attri tion to this fact. because we appear to he approwolling Arneri their moo Mr. Between., to the are musty in.tootem ...

... victory may be regarded as being in emu, ways an, thipartantaie. This haw generally looked as • test election at to the of the English pouple on the poiicy of the Governeneut, and in that the must be minecierod though in a Redid like Obcdield tee , importance ...

... to invite the wrwsperaties el soy ilfr. Belk, and his Hosiour made an order kr the iminent for scholarship, to whatever :tattooer religiose bed, full amount, claim to be paid by LI a month. . they may belong' Jolts (trading under the firm of Taylor and ...

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