... little collars aL la Jeannette, covered by several rows of Valenciennes lace, are worn, as well as revers formed of in- lets; fills of three rows of lace, and the standing-up collar, with three or four rows of ruohes. There is no change just now in bonnets: ...

... itushbury, Carthusian-street. ii M.o Bertram, Philpot-lafne, Fenchurch-street, perfumer. MAr. Leigh, Chsarlotte-row, Mansion-house. II J. Levy ,Hennings-row, Leieaster-squares glasu-desler; ^ Mr. Norton, Whitecroas-street. W. Hay, Rogemary-lanle, victualler. Sol ...

... leech, J. Le Ray Noevi_. Earl Llverpool, Balley ilnney and Co. Trhldad Ajax, Stask Hilhouse and Co. LPebon Tallh. Ho. Rowe D. Rowe Jomaela S ablls, Knowles Miles and Co. Madeira & Jamdaca Llaotarssam Abbey, n . : 2 Thompson, L J K Trinidad Pomonea, Smith ...

... straight-way, about half yard wids, and along the oentre held firmly by row of stitching, the lower half of the flounce being plaited exactly contrary to the upper, and fastened by double row of stitching. The heading is formed by two bouillonnl*. The plaiting ...

... Keswiek, saddler. Dowthwaite, John, formerly of Brough, now of Bongate Appleby, both Westmoreland, formerly farmer and butcher, row labourer. Field, Charles, of Bradwell. Derbyshire, grocer. Fletcher, Walter MI, Scotton, Yorkshire, butcher. Howarth, Charles ...

... Wiltehire, Procer. James J Viekery, tioe Town mills, Yeovil, minlir. Alfred J. Payne. residing and traditng at 41, Park roW, late 28, Park row, Bristol, walehmaker and Jewellar. David Thomas, Canton house, Edmuda siraeh, Tylormtown, lately Canton house, High ...

... BANKRUPTS. ?? Bannister, KXnightsbiidge, dealer in pictures and china. Sol Mr. e.npkin. Dran-strect, Soho. G. Heblop, Queen's-row, Pimlico, chefsesmorger. SaL Mr. D.,dli Norlhuimberland-stweet, Strand. J. Hare, lBromley, Middlesex, mealrdan. Sols. Young ...

... how. erer, to the absence of hlr, A. Smule, of the Elop Bitters Conmpany, who had proposed to give £1000 as a prize to be rowed for between the crack oarsmen, the party' separated agreeing to meet again later in the day. At the second meeting, presided ...

... Bremner, Wright street, Bull, trading as James Bremner and Co, Baltic Engine Works, Hull, shlpbuilders. Nathqn Duncan, Princess row, George street, Hull, and Henry Watmough, Clevelandetreet, Hsull, tradingas Duncan and Watmough, at Prospect street, Hull, a'e ...

... FROM SATURDAY's LONDON GAZE3T BANKRUPTS. T. Wr ,3 Belle 1sle, Maiden-lane, Islinigton, brewer Mllr. Stephenson, I'aterno'stcr-row. J. Adams, I'avement, Aloolofields, cabinet-maker. Sojl Richar(son, WVlbrook. r Ii WX. Faireloth & W. Turk, Great Tower-street ...

... Learoington. DvnrsENcM.-Francis Stephens, Cheltenham, halliar, March 11 -Turirer & Co. Liverpool, merchants, March 9-Citsles H. Rowe, Chelten. hali, draper, Mearch I I-rred. L. SEchwind, Liverpool, mn raiant, March 9. PARTicERStIPS DISSODVED.-Kincaid and Rotner ...

... as little as possibie. 'Those tha; are casting thktir hounin mry be taken up. 1tarth-up the eariuea rows of o.lery ; earth-up lcelos ; triua out the rows of parsley, Ho as to get tid of every plant not well curled. Ieteuove dtcayett leaves from cucumbers ...