... awl then it was I.' i geI:LATIN.: LIBRARY. commerce and puliti• • and. cleepting is the Cauca. Penh! that Vrty or fi fty pi r-ow , acre baditinjunrl. LIST OF VIsITORS. ee.., white the tre.,1,4 inland a• 1 the Turks 1 ,.. ,aty .. L. (hi • julinwity , and ...

... the Lonihm Anil North-Western, inimitne from the t;rren Area Statics the NI Wheel Pathway. Proprieties have spared n 0 chug row eerier* v. the Hotel worthy of t sunset of its PAt tom. volinary 1/epartsisent will hare toast careful and cellar., will contain ...

... was effected, lint the relative tioionf the hoat4 Waif $.Oll fixed. The winner; took and maintained the lead. The third boat rowed a wide eourae to Linglmbue and fell behind in a hopele. way. The race occupied a little over nine iiiiiiittea. Thin event brought ...

... Taylor who described her. self as • hourekcoper, has boom cisa - golut thedlanstou llousu with aou..dug llagUakl of al, Lodge Row all lkoodway, 1.0 igatu II:II. accused earl she hail heed wills Lou f ur teirty.three years, that ho hail protuisud to snarly ...

... CATTLE MARKETS. CARLISLE CATTI.E MARKET, RATl'lltiAv, MAT 26.- Mikh row, were about all arcrage u, bat generally .4 rand claw. quality : honied.r.sh. were fairly reproiented. Calloway. oun.i.ted .4 three .ir four lot.( yearling., and Irian formed ...

... t:enrgiana Aitken Mi., Kate l'lnitsisint Mr. Hill Bab Lob , Row'. Sautes Mr, Mrs Van The Niguel Pears.st Mr, Mrs W, Nurse aryl Bahy .Manchester Speeding the Mime% Slush:R:lml .Ur.. Bow.. Lob. row, . stub)* Mrs J U Kum aml family Costkaan, Re lcar l'Alifis ...

... foregoing iionnas quotationand if so, forgive me; for now, having refreshed at law brig on the inevitable hang amt eggs, it is row to alma the valley in the reservoir hot ea enerang front the hostelry then le the veritable &Maws itself, and now as the arlherity ...

... Manchester Thompson Milli /foe. Belly Mr T J k fatally Sunderland Itaw•strou Mrs It. whdale Howarth The Misses lbsyom, Irina. row Bald% IFuuks M Iti,kiti.on, Chore( Rote. Oli J Erg Nlancliester GRASMERE. Itothay nob I. Carbet Mr T Wakefield Rowell Mr and ...

... iiaLurc of the weather, great numbers nude for the water side determined nut to he baulked of the auticf potoi pleasures of a row on the Lake. Boats were eisisemently in large demand, and were extensively engaged, though to judge from the awkwanlness ilisplay“l ...

... weadeelel 'puler err ap. Poe sr Wu thirty yr had deed Wrung the when brunt of • Mich bed sought t. ear Me the city el spin a•lt lOW row t slew Weer and rend re eon pre with blood. It had rend, and it was In the power of • r p everes to hold control the city whit ...

... Re:. George ilowelin &nine on Sundays 1045 and 6 p.m. Cis tent-- Sorties on Itundsts It 3 p.m sod p.m. Ko resident minister. Row CUISOUC Co. ant.—Prket the Minim, Rev. 11. GRAM. Usti,~ the first, third, and fitth thanda” imneth at 1070 am, and on the sewn ...

... att.Antic° of Iniyer., hilt lailivm wan alow, with alteration, in prier. for rattle, lot with a rite in those for slieeta. row,. fryna Chi to L24 yearlings and two-vear-ohls from L 7 to 1:10 Itaw; 1:allowateo about ling, tw o and tle t .e.yeneod,l., ...