... Maria Roche, four volumes, Ba. 90 The Man ling, Henry Maekemie, 3s. 91 The Man of the World, do. 3s. 92 Julia Roubignc, by do. 3s. 93 Failb and Fiction, or Shining Lights in Dark Generation, Novel, by Elisabeth Bennett, five volumes, 12s. Edward—Various ...

... John HMelton, jun. farmer, aged 30. At Sleights, near Whitby, lately, Mr John Critchinson, late master of the Greenland ship Alan. Al (Ailtsle, after a short and severe illness, deeply regretted, Agnes, wife of Joseph Barnet, near Wigton, aged 66. At Edinburghj ...

... Medicino b gernuine, unless signed. 2Ei the Wrappet, .11J. ftOCHt.` gold by Mr EdwardS, 67, bt-. Paul's Church Yard; in Bottles at4.s., and Family Bottles at 202s, acah, Sold alan by Blackwell and Co.,-Gilpin, Currie, Dag~eb, Akenhead, Smnith, Wallace, Russell ...

... artirulars antd 'Termns, is kept by Mr Marsh, Book. seller, Pdf eiter Gates. Letters tithe atldreesedl to the Honorary Secretary, Edward Ilayper, E sq., Solhicitor, Yorks,-Yorh, June li6i 1BI5. GENEREAL HUE AND CRY. LIYGGAGE LOST. a ALADY, by I it jetiai, (roin ...

... Inward rledicine. TN consequence of the beneficial Effects of ROCHE'S 1 EMBROCATION for the Cure of that distressing Complaint the HOOPING COUGH, Royal Letters Patent were granted to J. ROCHE to secure to him hisvaluable Com- position . Many Thousands of ...

... the Cuttle-market, West Derby', Lancashire. cat- tle-salesman. Robert Butterworth, Bank Hey, Roch- dale, Lancashire, woolledn-manufacturer. Frederick Edward Turner, Holywell, Flintshire, chemist and druggist Samuel Wood the younger, Bagillt, Flint- shire ...

... HOOPING COUGH. ROCHE'S CELhBRATED HERBAL EMBROCATION JS a certain Cure forthis distressing and too fatal complaint. MIany thousands of children are cured annually by this remedy; n the fir't attack, an immediate application of the EM BRO- CATiON will ...

... Bellonder, Lady Caro- line Cost-l' Henry Morton, Hon. George Barrington. RrEDnNauLwsT - Lilias Rodgauntlet, Miss Morrott- ---Alan Fairfor-d, Mr Hugh Seymlour. Ron Ror.-~ Diana Vernon, Miss Macdonald- Frauls Osbaldeston, Viscount Lascelles. Helen' ...

... without my au- thority. (Signed) EDWARD BOWER. IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH. CUTLER AND OTHERS ees. THE QUEEN.V PATENT WELDED IRION TUBULAR FLUES FOR bTEANI BOILERS. Y attention having been drawn to an ad- MPl vertisement of Mr Edward Bower, inserted inc the Birnziqhamn ...

... whirlt we eouhl not control, ha preventl us (nos giving more than this c01eft1 rer.rt, this time; tont thew wetting+ Alan hare inure attention hereafter. En.l M I) F. It UUF J I.I .lU.II PS IF II 1 n I tliT• 1111 !.kilitnlay the :lel inst. the ...

... Celebrated Tea, which is guarantevd for its Purity, Strength, and Fine Flavour. The present u4pect .of affairs in China render a --ALAN'S further advance in the price of Tea very probable. ' WHITE STA._ LINE OF BRITISH AND To protect consumers, however, againstsuch ...

... by purchase, vice Portal ; Lieut. William Edgewnrth to be Capt., by purchase, vice Brevet-Major Slade; Cornet Francis John Roche Thackwell to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Edgeworth. 9th Light Dragoons.—Troop-Serg.-Major Norman Sharp Stevenson, from the ...