... limited object of advanc- ing the cause of Art in Scotland. The inpottance whichi it has attained, end thle hettelicial effects it is producing in that country, induce a hope that the patrons of Art in England may deem it not unworthy of their support, as ...

... in March last has given me every satisfaction, and I can only say that I hope your execllent watches may coma more into use every day, and that you may go on and prosper.-I remain, yours respectfully, JAMES7 POWNALL., London and North-Western Railvay, ...

... stating that they have made arzange- ments with l MR. W. BOWNESS-BURTON (Cettificated Art Master of l1er Majesty's Science and Art Department), to conduct the classes. The stages of instruction embrace all the Subjects of the Department. Lectures will be delivercd ...

... thankfulness to you for the restoration of my health, and, I may add, the preservation of may life, I should charge myself with neglecting to perform au imperative duty. At the beginning of May I was attacked by an acute pain in the right side, shortly ...

... the following useful and valuable Weorks ;- r ng DIRECTIONS for the MORE ADVANTAGEOUS t or KEEPING of MILCH COWS. with some Remarks upon th Soiling, or Keeping Cattle upon Green Food: compiled from a. the Notes and Observations of an Experienced Husbandmnan ...

... PORTER, &c., which he can confi- dently recommend; and he also purposes keeping a superior tap of fine home-brewed ALE. Those who may please to favour him with their cotmmands, may rely upon having every attention paid to their com~fort. Dinners, Chops ...

... British enterprise and industry, of genius and art com- a bined, could only have been accomplished by the command f of unusual resources, and by the employment of new and ' greatly improved Machinery to keep pace with the re- t quirements of the Public ...

... set forth annually. By te arred omens Popety ct,1870, a marred woman may effect a policy of insurance upon hot own life or thelif ofhe huban fo hr sparteuse; also a married man may effect one on his own life for the benefit of hiswif orchidre, ithut ein ...

... persons who have gazed upon the pictures we shall not speak, as that is a question which may safely be left to the judgment of our readers; as to the pecuniary results, we may, however, state that there will be a dividend of upwards of £70 each for the two ...

... against Fraud, Violence, or Fire. May be seen, and illustrated tariffs obtained, at Mr. H. C. WALTON'S SALE Roous, Fishergate, Preston. THE EXHIBITION or THE ART TREASURES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, 5TB MAY, AT MANCHESTER. UNDER THE IMMEDIATE ...

... subsistence of the Policy, and may not only ultimately be distinguished, but leave further additions to be afterwards made to the Policy. The ADDITIONS or BONUSES may, in the option of the Assured, be applied thus,- 1.-They may be added to the sum payable ...

... annually. By the 1Married Women's Property Act, 1870, a married woman may effect a policy of insurance upon her own life or the life of her husband for her separate use; also a married man may effect one on his own life for the benefit of his wife or children ...