... ? R, i In Doirlin, ,Is Wells aoil Holohair, 6 Elris qrrav; Thomas Cook aud Sor, 117 Orafton street; or Messrs James Scott :kill t-, Cork. 13927 I NION LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS TO t C old Fields of Sooth Africa, Natal, and East Africa, dlatleirm. Tenerife ...

... hinges, fas- tenes, bolts, sash, door, and casement timber. Dil- ion's Rooms, Wednesday Sale at 2 o'clock.wyT 'DUILDER'S Scaffolding Ropes, hauling ropes, .U tarred guk-in for sewer pipes; engine, packing, maid driving ropes, tarpaulins for hire; lowest ...

... WILIKINSO0N, On Wednesday next the 9th of June, 1830, precisely at Eleven o'clock,-400 prime FIR TREES, fit for building, scaffolding, ladders, and other purposes; also, 600 FIR FAGOTS, and 35 dozen of good WILLOW HURDLES, now lying on each side of the road ...

... ? few tmiles fromn Newport, eecasionted by he iosingup f alocomtnilve engine used eta the liter, by1 uhthwso persons were killed ntiod two ?? neverel injure1. The broneh railweay in question to the property of cthe Tredegar Iron Company, and to eietirely ...

... 7.-s ; sacrifice for 19s 9d : perfectly now. Can be seen by writing.-P. H., office of this paper. , CANFORD'S POISON for Killing Rats answers weIll. After one dressing I found 136 dead next morning.-J. BLISS. Helstliorie, Leighton. Send is 2d to SANFORD ...

... Wotton-under-Edge. _g [ sEN POUNDS REWARD,-Whereas, i soein Pcrson or Persons did, on Monday F Pi\lt or Tues- day meornint' last. KILL and STEAL at Fat FwE SHRUtlP, from a Fikld afjolalng BROIADMICAD. in the, Parish of HEYNSUA'f. the property of Mr. Charles ...

... Redwood Boards, 1 by 12 and i by 14; 2 by 12 Planks, L2s. per 12,000 feet rwe of 4, 5, and C feet Boards for Paling, 50 22-feet Scaffold Poles, Building Materials Pantiles, lY, 24, 120 lots of sundry Boards, Wreckage, and Ylirewood, and miscellaneous Effeots ...

... Gaol ia Beccles, Soffollk, A Quantity of about 150 large Ufirs, a considerable A quantity offluntlocki, centerings, scaffold cords, scaffold deals of various tlsicknesses, oak slabs, fir scantlings, and other b- ,iliing materials, fire wood, &c. Also, 2 ...

... of the first French B evolution; waver- ing, insincere, and not truly democratic. fie would have tent Robeepierre to the scaffold had not the latter discavored his intriguing; he was endeavouring to counteract the policy of Rohesplerre in the same underhand ...

... Planking, 2,000ft. of Scaffold Pdes, 20cwt. Scotch Derrick Ciaue, Shear Legs, Lilting Crab, Pulley Blook., Wheele, Ropes, Chaineo &c.; Weighing Machine, by Avery; 2-ton Steelyard, Builder'. Hand-cart, Paleotmrter, Pump, Scaffold Ropes, Hose Pipe, Firewood ...

... ljer NARRATIVE of her CA0}gO fromw f tlie time A of the arrival of the Wtirrant for her Eexecution ilstil she ascenled th n- Scaffold. 'EBy tire Gentleman jibe requasited rnivt sit -allo-wed to a3ttenm nupion her. P'u!rIJIhed by 0gles, Duns-can and Corrran ...

... _ .flENXDERS are invited for the Slating. and .1. Plsteringf of Now Church, RILLO}RGl>IN, CO. IOEBRRY. All material and scaffolding wvill be supplied. Further informiation can be obtained from Mir D Dev- )n, wilorgl. 4221 REMOVAL AND5 ALT-ERATION Or FIRM ...