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... Son, Sheffleld.-W. Cohen, Sloefeld, osatchosaker. [Chambers and Waterhouse, Sheffield.-H. Dodd, Liverpool, dealer in paper hangings. [Smith, LiverpooliJ. Hughe, Rul- bon, Denbighshire, toilor. [rEvitis and Son, Liverpool. Bnuskiru'ptcy Anmnulled.-May 11 ...
... AND stsEr- QUENT DAYS. Chesapeake.-T. Mackenna, captain, lst Royals; T. H. Herbert, midshipman; J. Mansell, leading seaman; E. Mutton, D. Kennett, A. Crampton, J. Casey, G. Bennett, J. Neal, W. Wadham, J. Love, J. Doughty, and C. Reed, ?? W. Lethbridge, ...
... in England was most liberal, most cul- tivated, and most earnest. To have tolerated Milton, to have been beloved by George Herbert, to have produced, although (much to his own regret) it ultimately rejected, Wesley,-these are, we should think, sufficient ...
... and enlightened recommendations we have re- peatedly called attention; to Sir De Lacy Evans (and let us add to MIr Sidney Herbert), for urging the subject with so much zeal, knowledge, and ability upon the House of Commons; and not less deeply to the ...
... of awful phrase. To the interior of the car he brings an unwashed face, a hat to which Mr. Micawber's was a Lincoln and Bennett, a coat emitting decidedly less Sabman odours than even those of the beershop, a throat of brass, and a brow of the same. ...
... a Tory, and E. Shelden, a Reformer. Westmoreland.-Lord Lowther and Col. Lowther, both Tories. Wiltshwre, South.-Hon. S. Herbert, a Tory, and J. Benett, a Reformer. rtk*ire, Ea$(t 1W4.P, ]. Thqmpson) a. Reformer, and R. Betielu a Tory. I ~ > 1 IIRELAND ...
... trifling in theltcsves. NoNw. itt maity parts of the continent if an innkeeper Olsites to recommend his establishment hoe vill hang sip in his sign ' the Nxw White Horse,' or ' the Now e Golden Cross.' The last novelty is that vhich is considered the most ...