... Coekehafir, Coons, Cormorant, Cruiser, Drake, Elk, ' F.orounter, Eck, Finn, Flamer, Forester, Various, Fury, Grasshopper, Hardy, Haughty, Havoc, Hever, Ilighever, Hornet, luLeilhle, Insolent, leperieusr, Jan% Mnstrel, Lee, Lerca, Ilagirientie, Niger, ...

... SEA VIEW. Mr and Mr.Le M. Thomas Capt. and Mrs Osrdner Aims alas Mrs Dawkins Jow l.. jej i •311 r B. Beech eatert, *Miss Leigh Red crow, WIWI'S, Danbury tare, Mr sad Mn Gaibans Mn Muldary ST. HELENS. Gimbal:a cottage, Ray. J. C. and the Burnside Sr lidersa ...

... cottage, •Mrs Hardy • Han E. Brownian • Mn Brownian ►wire Mr and Mrs Elsa* floderink Awes, •Mr and Mn Trott •Capt. •nd Mrs Addis r. Gregory • :Ws Lae • AIM Sanas Nlrs . Alf lemur, ts, Mr and Mrs Sevens CROSS STREET. 1•t. Mr W. Mare 13. Mr Thomas White • DOVER ...

... STREET. Moot rind, Mr & Mrs Wood 21, Mrs Barnett •Cape Paean= •Ham Mrs & Miss Paeans less hews, •Mrs Beecham Arabia sotto •Mrs Hardy •llom E. Ikownlow •Mrs Drownlow [Moo Mr and Mrs thee,' Allaser Loos, •Mr Levy Frederick house, •Mr and Mn Tn.& *Capt. and ...

... Agent. No. 2, PROVIDENCE HOUSE, RYDE, Opposite the Clown Hotel. RAUSTIN AND SON, MARKET GARDENERS, . FRUITERERS, &c., St. Thomas's Square. Fruits end Vegetables trash every morning. New laid BROWN, J.—Presesibing, Dispensing, and family CHEMIST. Teeth ...

... and Religious. Monday, February 22.—Rev. George Smith, of Poplar —Shakespeare and the Bible. Monday, February 29.—Rev. Thomas Osborn, of Ryde —The History of our English Bible. Admission to the whole Course—Reserved Seats, 35.; Unreserved Is. ed ...

... and Rehgtous. Monday, February 22.—Rev. George Smith, of Poplar —Sluitespeare and the Bible. Monday', February 29.—Rev. Thomas Osborn, of Hyde —The HiAory of our English Admission to the whole Course—Reserved Beau. 3s. ; Unreserved Is. ed. Members ...

... Major Janson , •Capt Marshall Molina cottage, kir W. B. Page Mr and Mn Patrick • NELSON STREET. Bekrave hotel, *Me and Mrs hardy Ms Wally and family Clary., house, Mr and Mn Lane and tam. Gorria foetal., Nino Darby _ *Mr andllrs Miss Banks Watson Marisa ...

... was watodully exposed. Mr. Hardy could not bear such • cutting up for his party, and grew unparliamentery ; at lest, so said Mr. Layard; and Lord Palmerston even useetioned the decision of the Speaker, who did not view Mr. Hardy's words as disorderly. After ...

... Mr. Rigington, and if there were no rare or exceedingly choice plants exhibited, they at hest possessed the merit of being hardy, having for the most part being grown in attic windows or close back yards, where the struggle for existence has only been ...

... furnished the Wedding Breakfast. MoKaavea—Hournanv.—On the 4th Inst., at St. Mary's Church, Hyde, by the Rev. J. Telford, Mr. Thomas m c geever, to Miss Jane Humphrey, both of &Ming. Dmorr—Bou..— On the 4th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Rydo, by the Rev. J ...

... landlord of the Black Horse Inn, aged 81 years. PATWIL —On the 16th inst., at Elm Grove, near Newport. Thome' George, of Mr. Thomas Payne, aged 19 rein. Ilossats..—On the 16th inst., at Trafalgar Road, Newport, Miss Mary Nanoll. spinster, aged 67 years. ...