... - - First, there were , pamengers, four inside and twelve out, beside, the coachman and guard. Both the front and the hind boot were filled with small package.; the roof was Riled up so high as barely to admit of the coach's passing beneath the archway ...

... to any part. Address, ELIZABETH CLARK, Old Pottery, Newport, Monmouthshire. N.B.—No connection with Clark and Davies. TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADT3. PB. CROUCH, (of Bristol) CURRIER & LEATHER MERCHANT, 82, Commerci;d-street, Newport, begs'most respectfully ...

... 33s. MARSALA 25s. Other Wines and Spirits of the finest quality at usual prices. Port Wine of the Vintage 1834, at 84s. JOHN KENT, Importer of and Dealer in Foreign Wines and Spirits, FROGMORE-STREET, Bristol. BTARLING'S METALLIC INK. n^ml^.l^' ^erIc^lan^> ...

... of debris. In one of competent to assume the position he does in dealing th em was found the body of Mark Tattersall, the boots with the divinity and opinions of the foreign theologians of the hotel. He was lying on his bed, his clothes having and critics ...

... there. IRON TRADE IN INDIA. hackward in their growth witt, 453 Blair_a 9 5 220 725 11 20 720 Oh picture sad.to be so set in a golden frame of Clod! Alas! those sorrowing faces and loveliness abroad! 2151 59 Abertillery. -, •NT.—PINERIES. Ende.. il9 5 5 ...

... b l0Tv tems ^ove suted, if ordered immediate y I c-r Plates are the Engravings for 1845, in r^ofrs^OYS' CiRAPHIC UNION XI.Golden- luare, 1* ProsDectuses may be had, and the En- f>in8s^J0n0'f Mk BEBELL, Tredegar Wharf, Newport; or F a»yofthe Agents throughout ...

... Stopping Decayed Teeth. PATRONISED BY HER MAJESTY, THE QUEEN, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THK DUCHESS OF KENT. HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF PRUSSIA. HIS GRACE TIIF. ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. And 1lear(1J ...

... French schooner was also lost; crew saved. A PERILOUS ADVENTURE.—ShortIy before the 7.30 p.m. train left the Maidstone Station, on the North. Kent line, on Sunday evening, a ticket collector named Baldwin found a man in a third class carriage without a ticket ...

... - 20 No LETTERS Now.-There are no lettees now. Cheap the sea entrance to the South Docks, and, as she could of light, and golden chain, which we need scarcely say . 4 41 Q - 0 z - az,o al Stock. Bristol and Exeter. 100 94 -96 95. 1 ; postage has multiplied ...

... to any part. Address, ELIZABETH CLARK, Old Pottery, Newport, Monmouthshire. N.B.—No connection with Clark and Davies. TO THE BOOT AND SHOF. TILADR. PB. CROUCH, (of Prist,ol) CURRIER & LEATHER MERCHANT, 82, Commerciid-street, Newport, resprctfully to inform ...

... toilet and the bath, and is, therefore, essential requisite to all persons of taste and fashion.—Price 3s 6 d perjoottie. XB.—a Golden Fountain of the AQUA D'ORO was exhibited at the Crystal Palace. IMPORTANT CAUTION. UNPRINCIPLED SHOPKEEPERS, for the sake ...

... all honest men, he dragged on a miserable existence, the man in such a way as to bring his head between the Still with his boots in holes, and all the honour of beau-dom spokes of the waggon, which still went on, completely dashgone for ever, he clung ...