... M The next day a large force was obseived to leave the north camp, and ia body of troops - was also seen by some of our- ships to be marching in a northerly direction along the coast. False: alarms of this nature must tend greatly to harass the enemy ...

... taken up by the ships of the enemy near our hrebour. The half of the inhabitants have already fled into the interior of Russia in order to escape the frightful cannonading that has already thun- dered-severaltimes inour ears. Shipsalter ships have been colleeting ...

... amateur clubs. hlalf-he-srt,!. haillY attendled, andincomlilete rehearsals were thel, roes - Oi W'vlich rnaiiy of thens were ship- wrecke.I, ail far too mnaiiy would-he actors seemed to ?? that titi' portrayal of a part was to lie regardeid as aL mere ...

... Rlussiani fleer', -: ui will tie repaired.` Atrince Oscar Frederick dsmakd ~ ai~f~ having, stopped some hours took'diis-depature for ?? v lier gurea thedanten ttes anmoldewc f.the. j~a`cdj6 he 1eThwsarCm's have iA Rsom.e pacemaflet~ ithuebs,' tisttodju'te ...

... -45' 10. 1 ,8 30 5 40 a.m. 8 0 a. n. SUINDAY TRAINS. - ! 8 e .m 3 Op.. 530 p.m. 830 ?? ;4la..m. 8 0 am.M -iDepartuse-fom Depature from . Arrival in London. Sheffield, Derby. ' 15 30a8 -a m. . ' .30 p~ 915- 11 40 6830 12 O noo 2 30,p.m., 9 30 2 0 p.m. ...

... prevailed in the early part Of this morning indued anyperonsto elive hatthe racing, as so Wedace. day, wuld b suspnded, nd th depature list for lbs mero- poli an theproince wa ver grat. Fortunately, howevaerthe fogaltoug thik, as ot sffiien tocauke any Qanger ...

... particularly rellom- mnended, being eld; soft, and high flavoured. SHERRY. The most various and most curious of the Sherries shipped in the Bay of Cadiz are to be ' met with at the Grayv ,Inn. Wine. stiblish- ment, and offer a rich treat to the connoisseur ...