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... PARISIAN FASHIONS. HATS AND 80111116716.—They are still the same size as last mouth, but the crnmss are now generally made I:tattooer at the top ; tilosr quite ronud are still partial!) , .orn, but are not vemy fashiouable. Flowers or feathers, instead of ...
... a fresh inroad on its favour—it - it re• sists, and has recourse to the Woes arm of the law, ou terms can be found in the English voca.- ; bulary to express the hatred which is entermissed towards it, and the tyranny of which it is . accused. of being ...
... that he hail entered that House un der t the fro m m that he Move M, Ministers except on the repeal question, that, the tattooers. he should have the pleasure an ail sod 00000 of which the Sothic Chancellor the homer a Member. Hot that loom re by the ...
... Knight's Ornaments. FI GURE DRAWING. a T orso of the Lao-) JoSEPH MARSHALL, A' ehill es Faun and WILLIAM WouRALL, Casts , English School. J. F. MARSHALL, of th %urea Discourses. B of the Va- J. B. AsuiTux, a H ead J 'Hoare on the Arts. JOHN BRoWN, Ink ...
... continuance of the same kind patronage to his nephew, W. who carries no the business. Printer, Publintor, iiootoittler, as *tattooer, IL Respectfully begs leave to Inform his Friends and the Public In general, that he has taken to the Rusiuess lately kept ...
... bring cattle of that de. ecriptiou to the market ought to t.e ponishosl there can be no doubt, but dist the Member or any tattooer of the Board should be the party to using up the °Gutter is, I .lotak, a duty glitch s Geutlontsu woulduodertake to pea tar ...
... 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 ...
... OF SP The 3larquis of LoNooe Dilute rose, according to notiee, to call the attention their Lordships to the conduct of the English Government as regerded the cotifi.ct going on between Don Carlue and tbe Queen. Ile coneideted that conduct is most disgraceful ...
... Co.. , f T WWII a - _I__IU . AS I IIPI I ! s, 1r -iiiiiiiiii t A.M..WM , 411E11110 IL DA and Cu. in tiring paha& the very tattooer they have Woos the of 1M: old-estalEal to Nobility orstains to aseetee met herajite polls DOUILS JA ICA GINGZ IC: sele4 gap ...
... from DeWitt to a few years before by O'Comitirs police. LITT EH /1. TlPO°r;:ly, frosts that to Donaghadee. Mr. Potts, an English gentleman,. I have been the'. under t he —lle hoe about half a 'tutees rich Ca.. &toe superiotendatit or Lady Orrumid_'suo ...
... in every respect, and we are inclined to believe that spots about Sandy Point are the most productive of all. Even second Tattooer., which are never ventured upon anywhere else, semetimes give there two casks acre. The soil seems to he more recently vetreeic ...
... the performance of a great totiblie duty. lite past and the distant have a place in its columns, with the production.of English growth mad the passing maim. Suphoele.. Shakspeare, Bacon, Goethe, Joanna Utility, and Sheridan Knowles have ant been neglected ...