... or Carriage Paid, at the following rates. els. 1000 ; on Pan Donis. PETER DRUMUOND, Tract and Boot Depot. Stirling, N.B. London.: S. W. PARTRIDGE, and W. KENT t Co., Pater• floater how. Kdinburgb Owens A Bort., Jour and TRACT I J. WCALI.V r. Religious ...

... Millis- Rea. widow, istellesper. Maria 0. A. hiontunari, Sherwood Street, Golden Square, Middlesex, trading as Augusto Muntanari, manufacturing jeweller. Churl,' flame, Wingliam, Kent, builder. Shapland, formerly of 'rotterdown, carpeoter and builder, and ...

... Scriptures will find his exercise made easier, more profitable, and more attractive by a free perusal of Dr Geikie's excellent hand-boot. Sr.:warn - vs Tnocohrra ov Run:lore Sran.cro. By Henry Southgate. London : Charlie Griffin and Co. Me Socvsom's Many Thoughts ...

... wholemde boot manufacturer. Cecilia Cartagan l'urrie, Barclay Road, Walham Green, Middlesex, spinster. Wm. Gregory Smith, Walton Place, Knightsbridge, Middlesex, of no occupation. Richard Cuthbert, Laugham Street, Middlesex. Wm. C. Jarvis, Margate, Kent. John ...

... vlll Pawn. Hy the Rev. wooed. LLD. Wl* kneeing, M sail many of the sketches are Q 4 Kkeh. MIDNIGHT Netts PIM and Planet*. Hy Kent, Ot Nitta, 1.-flow of ks With 3t twatMir., and .41m , titn. May be hut In extra bowl. ' •• in a petalan corront conspktely ...

... into England last week were' 3553 hales, fur the ceete!ponding week hut yett 1 2714 bale. Current Prices—East Kente, £23 to £4O ; Mid-Kents, E 23 to £4O ; Wealth, E 22 ; bowl. 02 to 433; Worcester. 425 to E4O; Farnham, 1:28 to £4O ; Americanl2B to ...

... Orr., No. 0. 1 &-M.—Perp. Claw., No. 21Z O. ft t1..W.-4 Deb. Work__ 12 Geri North of 1ket1ead. O. N. Boot.—PreL U. N. of Boot.—/.r.Nee.Wei..lll L and N. 2 N. 12 N. N. l3 of Cords O. T. Cords—Pot} Deb. Proitsvao/ 6 O. T. of 0. T. of 1 Ot w ...

... wish for their introduction, as • convenient supply of labour. The sews that the first instalment of the new labourers was &boot to leave Toulon brought a crowd of old c./on:.tP, under the leadership of a stoblawiaa, de Tourris, from the Isle of Bourbon ...

... vivid picture of the nen with whom he is making us actitusinted. .foiin of Antioch, afterwards known as Chrysestoni. or the golden-mouthed, was en* of. the greatest characters of the early Church, not bulking so iaroe:y in the Jager of as polemical divines ...

... not been a transcendental philosopher, would bays really bees an eminent poet. The collector of Golden. Loaves, indeed, has not militated the most golden of Emerson's contributions to the muse. There are finer things than we have hen ; and here, we are ...

... was her property ; and that the prisoner had been a frequent visitor of hers. Mr W. Stephens, pawnbroker, of Brewer Street, Golden Square, London, said that the prisoner bad pawned the diamond ring named three times at his shop, having sent it by letter ...

... than one hour. CARMARTHENSHIRE STEEPLECHASES--Tcresnay. Srestracussz--Aoe- of -Hearta, Lt ; Wings, 2d ; Ginger, 3d. Six ran. GOLDEN STAKES SteMber, Ist ; Capetown, 2d ; Cock Robin, 3d. Six ran. DROWNED IN Baza.—On Friday afternoon, Mr Wiles, of the firm ...