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... The Morning Post, Sept 29, speaking of Benson's Watches in the Exhibition, says:—''The collection of Watches shown by Mr Benson is a large, and at the same time an interesting one, and considerable attention has been paid by the exhibitor to the decoration ...
... BoNNEtTS.—A writer, in speaking of bonnets, says the coal-scuttle was in vogue when blushing was known ; but that art of infirmity being now obsolete, or being ren- dered a permanent attraction, the coal-scuttle is dis- pensed with. A WORLDLY WISE exhibitor ...
... The Potato.—The accounts from all parts of the country speak hopefolly of the potato crop, and allusion whatever is mads to the appearance of the fatal blight of 1845. Tbe Freeman's Journal states, undoubted authority, that for a considerable quantity ...
... The Illustrated London News, November 8, speaking of Benson's Watches in the Exhibition, say» Ranged around the bas« of the clock were the Watches which Mr Benson exhibited, and which have been universally admired for the beauty and elegance of the ...
... The “Morning Post,” t. 29, speaking of Brnson’s Watches in the Exhibition, says :—“The collection of Watches shown by Mr Benson is a large, and at the same time an inter- esting one, and considerable attention has been paid by the exhibitor to the decoration ...
... Cure of CeasmpTiON in Newcastle Dr. Lococx's Pulmonic Wafbrs.— Gentlemen, —I can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many casesof pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when every ...
... DEATH OF MR CHARLES DICKENS. Not only the British public, but all speak the English language throughout the world will receive with deep I regret the intelligence of the death of .Mr Charles Dickens, 1 the great novelist; and the intelligence will be ...
... Mb Russell of the Times —The Edinburgh correspondent of the Kilmarnock Journal, speaking of Mr Russell, says When he returns he will step into tie possession of very nice sum at his bankers; and should be fall, there will be the comfortable sum of £4OOO ...
... Lord Powerscourt has written Dublin paper deprecating the ' No surrender' cry, speaking of Mr stone's bill as reparation for past injustice, and objecting that Irfch Churchmen should be represented by Ejwxands. whose object seems to raise aaUsosities ...
... The Morning Herald, October 23,1862, speaking of the Plate in the Exhibition, says, Mr Benson, who has a medal for plate, exhibits some beautiful things. Benson's Argentine is a splendid material composed of various metals, with heavy deposit of pure ...
... Progress or New Railways.—Speaking of the Banff, Macdnff, and Tariff Extension line the Banffshire Journal says:— As the Janction (which reaches from Pitcsple to Turriff) approaches completion, we are glad to learn that the Extension (which proceeds ...
... USE TO SING AND SPEAK LES DOUGHTY’S VOICE LOZENGES M! FOR THE THROAT. —Herr Wachtel, Oourt Singer to the King of Prussia, writes > “Your excellent lozenges are the best to make the voice cle; ar, and immediately clean the throat from phlegm.” Christine ...