... for any clams of vendor% and the eomplaiets last year on this subject were everywhere to be heard. Neverthole., the mirky. English osanufaeterere expend • capital of about a million aterlieg every year, and thus the British public may be computed to pay ...

... L eased's, For this purpose an solemn.. at by of iu a to al newspaper for •homs.f..r ayouns lady, aid the oder mrat aas tattooer. by lie. Tents. Dotty Pato its the toiletries letter. dtr,—ln reply to • tvertimitent for winter h. for a rotor Imy, I am ...

... eloquent when singing the praise of his master and mistress ; but I must nay he broke out In rather a strong tirade against English' men in general, at what he called the shah by reception hie Royal party everywhere met with in England. Why, I said he ...

... Egypt, Nubia and Syria.) Having heard so much of Turks and Arabs, I took the opportunity, while in Egypt, to•observe the tattooers of the women in that country. Oa our ar. rival at Assimau, 1. went to visit the women of the Aga of that place. I was met ...

... arc allowed six Was, it being understetel that the Court of Direetora are peculiarly anxious to moatage the circulation of English Kers in India. When the Postal Ceminissioners stated in their report that every newepeper sent through the Indian Post thfice ...

... to the beat of my ability, perform any judicial act upon h e mere order of Government, And lam sure that no Government of English gentionen would give order in that sense to any Eoghell rumitetrote. Mr. Taylor: Theo the charge against my eliente In dimmed ...

... where alone cattle can be watered ; and it entered into the minds of one or two gentlemen residing here to apply through the English Consul to the Pasha or Wall of Damascus for gimped and order for protection independently of the local Sheikh. The order was ...

... speak of an intrigue betw,n sirlar khan and Sir.lar Mationsed Wanes Khan, having for its object the betrayal of their Atty.—Englishness. Jelly IT is reported from Kleattnantloo that the Maharajah Sir Jung Galindo ,r disaatisited with the result of hie application ...

... aen ations, his exclusion from the succession now 7,..- -,i - s „:1 fr ed y complexion, q iet an u ect yet dignified ia hie Tattooer, d j ow l y .1 0eg ,ehich ie eihaehed ip the centre of tha e . t . a uda, s o retuld only tend to ad I webs many complicatiorts ...

... report was explarwed in Mom shareholders who smuggling, and it is quite proper ; • ty, it Is the duty o il not andentacd English. of your Excellency's do so. but It was proposed by Mr. Tribbowandim limhoebboy, order to attain their object, Oovernmeot ...

... the coorenieoce. of • good homemore, in fact, than many hornet can offer—are provided, Then are • gymnastom, draughts, and &tattooer, • savings bank, means of learning to mad and write, and good food properly cooked. The newly-contend +mellow. in Gray'sinn-road ...

... consulted on the subject. Cannot some et wail cue which Goverment woe I I that Unoovecented Servant may count towards peneion English public, as it aloes meld have appall , letting it sad any period of employment on or temporary k that A' coiled editors) were ...