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... Nem Series. , H Honor the PRESIDENT having d irected the House 1 - 1 , of Assembly to meet at the Town-Hall on Tuesday the ofJannary, Notice is hereby given, with reference to an Order of the House of the Bth of February last, that all persons . haying ...
... CIGARS. Just received, ex Queen, from London, A CASE VERY SUBERIOR HAVANNAH CIGARS, In Bundles, 100 each. J. B. & J. H. BARROW. Roebuok.street, April 18, 1855.-30. Contents o‘f 53 Packages DRY GOODS, received ex Queen, from London by ALLDER Bz, CO ...
... tile light, and the mists clearrug away ' , III of t alley s, went rolling and curling like the smoke trout the corucr tit D.J'k's month. • 'rosiest the patters of a pretty morning,' Dick, faking the pipe from bete een his lips, and locking towards the ...
... lerines, and Chimisettes; Caps, Bonnets, and fancy silk Hats; Ladies', Misses, and Children's Slippers and three-strap tie Shoes of every description ; assorted Gloves for Ladies', Misses, an Children ; Gentlemen's Dress and Riding ditto ; Silk and Cotton ...
... flarmoniC Meet. MILITIA DAY. MARRIED. On Saturday evening last, Mr. RICHARD J. WOODING, to Miss JANE COX. BIRTH. On Sunday the 16th, the Lady of the Rev. DOTTIN MAYCOCK, of a Daughter ...
... by Denely., ,12 0 2 The Old Governess, by Mrs. C. Hall. 5 0 Manual of Family and Private Devotions by J. Cockrane. 7 0 The Journey of Life, by Miss Sinclair 5 0 Hymns for Infant's Minds, by Jane Taylor 1 6 Thankfulness ; by C B. Tay10r.. 6 6 Laneton ...
... Lieut. Collier, St. Vincent, Grenada and Jamaica. PASSENGERS ARRIVED : Pftr Rszina Attour Moore, Esq Per Firefly— Captain Harper— 67t foot, and Miss Clatke. PASSENGERS SAILED : Per Philip Doddridge --Rev. T H. Orderson, D D , Mrs Orderson, ...
... Boxill, the Misses Appleton (21, Mr. and Mrs. G allie, and 4 soldiers. Per Wye— Revd. Mr. Bishop, D. A. C. G. Thompson, Colonel Haggart, Mrs. Spencer and child, Messrs. Begg, Grant, and Hewitt. PASSENGER'S SAILED. Per Wye—Mr. G. A. Winter, Miss Winter, Mks ...
... sty J EWIl.t. ire; Gilt and . ; Ladies Massing• Arid fittings ; ; DeAs; dit- .; L'ottrtPen day . ' I vtarranted • . i 70 1121»• ;tired kid, and R, and . gauze tment of cap. Waist Bells ; s and Satins ; I Ltyna Dres:- • ;1 trimmings ; dies', Misses, g ...
... Utn - :% axis J: Alllllll4 11/1111DGE - .TOWN WEDNEiDA Y. SLY I 16, 1840 THE second Augurt. Lo.,cton arrived yesterday by H M. ket Linnet!, 29' clays l assage from Falmouth. Th. Eoglish news not nf vely nonent infelert or import :wee, the politic- -t• ...
... h a d a little touch of ,-Ttit truth, ! 10'1 at all tir.qt, and don't i n the lea , t want 4 good si r , I' m con f orma• s lo o st S a o t o i n tom aL t : i an; ut a tt n , d, as you hie. Those pales round the Priory are ntlier . roughth What. d'ye think ...
... pardoned that. She was t ulgar ;--that aasaa k ward. Her . father aas s cariaos Imicher in Cole's Lane market ! d e ath and destruction f . Ii ~,n l d never be forgiven ! the cut direct was unanimously agreed on, and the little lad} turned up her little nose ...