... WHEELER and CO., 2io. REGEN 1-STREET, W.; 16 and 17, I oULPRY, City, and Corn.r LOMBARD-STREET, City. London. : ib i for-.jj-w.artU Half Century. BROWN find GREEN’B KITCHEN RANGES ob-. the PRIZE MEDAL PARIS; FIRSTCLASS HALS LONDON and DUBLIN. Thpy mvo fud ...

... 1?* » new Drame- Oomody. i*; Four Acts, entitled THE FAST FAMILY: Messrs. Billingum, i. ftw.e, Paul Bedford, R. Phillip*, Ashley, Eburne; Mrs. A’.fml Molio,i Mi Wooigar), Mis.- 11. Shut-. Miss Furtado, Mi-s her h’ls'. appearance), Mis? Seaman, M:??Oodsall ...

... T«nieei»4T. Houghton, Southampton, grocers—L. Taylor and H. W. taylor, Colchester, Essex, upholsterers and auctioneers—K.W. Ashley and Ashley, Liverpool, ship brokers—Anne Naisb, w. Natsh, H. Naish, and J. Naish, Bristol, hosiers and Covers (so far regards W ...

... Charles Mathi-v-.. Amongst the Artu>ts engaged will be found the names of Mr. B. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews, Mr. J. L. Toole, Mr. J. Clarke, Mr. P. Bedford, Mr. F. Robinson, Mr. Ashley, Mrs. Stirling, Miss Herbert, Miss ...

... Pemberton Leigh. L.P. jun.. Mm. R. Curzon, Charles H Cast. Mrs. C. H. Cast, Henry Coventry, Mrs. H. Coventry, William Ashley, Mrs*. Ashley, Jacob Astley, Misses Hcathcote (2), Rear-Admiral G. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, Colonel H. A. Gordon. Mrs. Gordon Adelaide ...

... and Anctl.n Office*. In Warwlck-c ort. Gray'e lon. Edmonton. Middlesex. —A valuable Col'eotbn Painting* by Old and Modern ArtU-, a por«i.*n the Honethold unit ore, (boot 290 vole. »o ka. Out-docr Iflacta. Ao. R. C. BEK will Sell by Anction, the Premlfct ...

... MRS. HOYsVL BT JA theatke. Manager. Mr. Benjamin Webster.—Crowded with Rank and Fashion. Ke-engagemeot celebrated and popular Artu'l-s. M ■. and Mr*. Charles the Artiste* engag'd will found the popular names of Mr. benjamin Webster, Mr. Mr. Frank Mitthera ...

... their return, . . , , . Mr. Fikldek stated that on the arrival of the deputation at Gwyder House, the Board was sitting ; Lord Ashley was iin the chair, who, upon being made acquainted with their application, stated that Mr. Chapman had assumed an authority ...

... MI TTEE.—ADJOURNED DEBATE. The Order of the Day having been read, House went into Committee; Mr. Greeme in the chair. Lord Ashley’s amendment being read, Mr. Vv siid the question was one which involved the intei eats of the whole of the manufacturing in ...

... Majesty waa attended by the Viaeounteea Barr'r.o Hon. Mias Caroline Boyle, Hon. Mias Gore. Earl £,rl Denbigh, Hon. William Ashley, Hon. Edward and the Rer. J. R. Wood, tea Ptiuoe Leintngea and Ila Saxo tFaisiar riaited the Oueheas Kent yesterday. Cooel ...

... she The Rev. Gentleman assured his* worship th?t this was and Jockey. That was a Chartist meeting of delegates,; fihangel-ar-artu. I was near the prisaner’s father’s hou e ' lwpea .v. « /9 an( i of and thp wi. ihsi now go her errand,ami would take h-r baby ...

... writer makes the following remarks , Irkxse, it was said, intended to oppose the grant to E>rl p, lll; E n!of sboroush. Lord Ashley, and iation of Algeria has increased daring the year | o,n Mr. Carter, the solicitor to the Comoiny, that lot the greater ...