... of May, because a person in Leipsig had given information chat the estate at Schonefeldt would become the property of an English lady. Literatare.—The most important event to classical literature that has occurred for some time, is the discovery of an ...

... Canary. and are of (h, eel.-loratedbrwid of llos•t.situn and ('o. of the Union •Inuikl follow the rejection of (lie' maws ENGLISH WORSTED WltilK Foe tlia fonvenieltry of Private Faleihen, the Wine in in I l b. nosure, a.. • It by Ills i s Tail, his ...

... anti A ItCHEI.ALS 11.)1)(,Es, residing at No. Ti. f7astlesiervet, in ibis my of Bristol. and catering on Besieges these a %tattooer. and also tag un littleness at Barnstaple, to the count, of Devon, as Ibipernialer. and being declared Bankrup t. is hereto ...

... about for some eminent tattooer, the friends of the youth take him to lus house, to have the outlines of the general plan laid out. It behoves the professor to have a nice eye, for suit to worn for life should well cut Some tattooers,'yearuing after perfection ...

... by s few hundred Mobiles, sad set fire to the village of Nounlle, which was attacked atthe same tinwithl meant to disgust English Protestaats oe to omeciliate Irish to indemnify them that is to say, Count BRISTOL SCHOOL BOARD, artillery, without much result ...

... Commiseion whoa it has accompliahed the fiat part of its . Itee• neer,' Ca. o St• • frit • Year. It me.. them I oh. - - tack. The English are Lord d e G re y, one the et • isteignished ornaments the . 16 Pm Y UAL TERRACK -Three Miles ramie mos.. Mune.- do ...

... a lady. But you often stare at them, dear. Of course I do, but that's quite different. Beeides, an orzuglaas isn't a tattooer, and it's absurd of you to sup, pose that it is. Yes, it was very rapid of me. But perhaps they stare because they are so ...

... which bout we breakfast, sad prepare fur the ano Socia re • oletiuse sffeeted sometimes which sets in steadily frith tea till tattooer. one, et which and sometimes *wilily. and it would he importable, boar one hods moved at the lath d'Adre. in the midst of ...

... obtained four wickets for eight runs scored off him yesterday. On reference to the analysis, it will be seen that all the English eleven bowled, Shrewitary being put on at the fall of the eighth wicket. After a somewhat lengthy interval, Dr. W. O. Grace ...

... Billiard TABLE, with nearly new Tsirci a i~.eti.r:.a Volumes Royal E-NCYCLOPJEDIA, a , *; perfectly sew; Parkeireet. GOOD English CONCERTINA in Rosewood ready sew; price la—ctuLworre. — Tapestry yards by yards: pri,A us. td.—CHILLI:OTC l'ark•otreet• SM ...

... THE LIFE,' CLAREICB BLOOD MIXTURE TRADE MARE BLOOD MIXTUE. Hoewell-reed .. H. Attwowl. No. 176 ward .. W. J. .. J. Neal, *tattooer. No. ./ 'I ~ . 3 after I Front WEXP'ORD. Direct. of StOrea. lc for chamber use, per 116. pkt. 9d. an agreeable aromatic odour ...

... .. Rollins Prune-Street .. Thomas Burtoot No. 10 CLIFTON. Berkeley-place.. F. L. Thongs, etationer. No. Francis Tacker, 'tattooer, Nu. 4 Clifton R' IL Stn. Messrs. W. H. Smith and Soars Bodge! Mall .. .. Miss J. Dyer, Clifton .. S. Fooks_eat• Sttengel ...