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... condition. Arrangements havo been made at Barrow for doing largo trade in foreign cattle. Tho Assyria picked up the crew, nine in number, of the Bermuda barque Modesta, which was found in sinking condition on the 12th iust. The crew landed at Barrow. BEVERLEY ...
... the bridge and alongside the quay lies a large steam-tug, and P lower down the stream lies moored similar vessel. A large number of rafts t aro being laden with stone to be presently towed down to the reclamation works. As steam J down the Fergus towards ...
... Ankovo. the numbers destitute of instruction sofa are greatand widely scattered. In the large province of Beteilso half' they maybe counted by hundreds of thousands. Some of the towns day I are& uplied with native teachers, hut large numbers of the people ...
... deep, and the inhabitants weie compelled to seek safety in the upper storeys houses, Radnorshire the Arrow and are out over a vast tract 01' laud, and the trains irorn Leominster to the Kadnor great sheep fair yesterday morning had water the fire-boxes their ...
... the times, keeping pace, and living so I Much wvith us all, as to have become a kird of | Institution, belonging to the vast number of Englishmen who go hearts and soul into the t 1tusiness of breedirng fantcy stock. It is spacially 3 belonging to the ...
... veelOLy. Terosse thirty guliceus per annum, nlticit tutu tucititics elcO studs charge fur board, ednailisa, hocks, statitinocy, washing, acid eacry extra.- 5rettiectoses nitty he had of Mr. I3eociott, 22, Iteigrave-streot South, Pinctico: Mr. Itreet, hiracidy ...
... DAYS LONCER, The flnoeurab]lo Joseph (Choate, the American Ambassador, told an antique story the other day concerning George Washing- t on, the first Americlanl President, who was also one of the great athletes of his time, and who is credited with having ...
... from Bull Jun (from Sketches by our Special Artist). And all the Foreign, Colonial C and Home Newa of the week. ?? of the Number and Supplment, 6d.; stamped, 1-Office, ei 178, Strand. ec eg ('ROPS.-The GARDENERS' CHRONICLE teo and AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE ...
... Exhibition Building, now in course of a rection, covers nearly twenty-five acres of ground, yet there remains a very large number of Intending Exhibitors who have been necesoarily excluded by the want of apace. This has caused I great disapplointmeot, ...
... PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Manager, CHARLES al'LEAN, 78, 79, and 80, Fleet-strect, and 165, Oxford-street (note the namr ig and the numbers), very respeetfelly invite the Nobility, the Pablic, lam and the Trade, to inspect their extensive and magnificent Stock of ...
... COMPLETE OATALOGUE, Containing a List of the NEW and FORTHCOMING VOLUMES, and of all the various WORKS issued in such vast numbers from the BELLE SAUVAGE PUBLISHING OFFICES, under the following 'heads:- BIBLES AND BIBLICAL LITERATURE.1 FINE ART VOLmIEs ...
... DENT of NEEDLEWONIEN at their Union Workhouse, Bow-road. The salary is 25 per annum, together with rations, lodging, and washing. urther particulars may be ascertained by application at the office, Ne. 61, St. Mary-axe, or at the workhouse. Applica. tious ...