... right iu thinking it would give it. log-jaw. At Tokio they were both wooed :— Beek to breakfast at 9-30, and then the tattooer finished oar arms. He does a large dragon in blue and red writing all down the arm in about three hours, He first sketches ...

... traded under the name of Visrom Kesuwjee as a general merchant. Anajee Sooriajoe. a dealer in toddy. Sorebjee Iluueberjee. English clerk. Ardiumer Cursetieu Dimly, late a merchant. Baba, Bbicksem, a dealer in spices. Froinjee Bouionjee, a broker. Bai oujee ...

... sues to have aioa.sed in Iwo ye., I Burgevine, who succeeded to the vacant poet, is described es superior to Ward both to tattooers nod education, though inferior in coulter and in the alioioe of mean, to an end. . . A much murdering men, he seems to bare ...

... 4 ditto. taw. ' tie Maneial for making on. Linen Shin. of the following Goala expeetol nail'. via. Ilrawlic•. Wine, goal English Yellow in hose, Canal,. for Moue luta Carriage use, lou t of wbial ate natl.., will be given. No. 167. FOR SALE. HALE.—Filet-claw ...

... tam will obtained on to D. McL. SLATER., CIABDEN SON, 200, PICCADILLY, Vf WIT MIA LOZITN of to ow rabicao to Ur to Mir TO ENGLISH FAMILIES RESIDENT ABROAD. `Yon cannot Imagine with what plowmen I look forward to Sander of tn. tin APIIIC - terry nook. ...

... ASK TOR LEA & PERKINS' SAUCE, sad asslame ea Wrapper, Label, happy. ad far Even la Loita. sad Wawa ErrAzusa= MI. THE BEST ENGLISH WATCHES. GOLDSMITHS' ALLIANCI, LIMTTE (LW A. B. awry Sae.), WATCH' AND CLOCK MAKE II & LONDON, Irma the of ouch men to tt* ...

... ; estimate p p,7. English, pablished. Goldsmith. Ile, lIdS. on dory, to Carr.. not. Sir Cherie* Travel an and SIT Richard Temple. The to be borne as effeofive priveee. sun ., ethers ens at per cent premium. talking to an English joarnalist of high ...

... loaf umlaut interpreters of their blew to de amotile.. to which they Iselongal. The Parsec English 'undone for and write a vernaudar which iv neither English vernacular. and he felt in mailing thin ronilt to their not being well roundel in diet!' mother ...

... length into the details of its working. A Burmah paper reports a case which is probably unique in the annals of the law. A tattooer, named Sayah Oung Ban, offered to tattoo three Burmans with a certain device which would render it impossible for any one ...

... beau pleased to mirk the present auspicious occasion. The Durltar was asu tress in every way. It was :mowed by about twenty English officers of the Set alkote garrisou, including Colonels Pennington, Kay,llilles,auil Siva:, and Majors muse, Winter, Neville ...

... sr:thrall, - the deplorable den., de sod the nouns which this is b. - the . held 1 twist, 1,303 and 1,663 rhos oil, The of English manufacture. casks beer, 6 eases gin. 162 ae.lo .. • lISle el the pro feaster; hoped efforts like th vet-If-B, =hewn, tee ...

... orchall, Some of the then delivered poetical recitations I which is attended by 91 pupils) until s wane richer man ro in the English, Mattur. an Persian, w i t is found to endow it permanently. lk. Maw.. Dajee's admirable effect, which did much credit the ...