... Anglesea- street. Sudbury cottage, J Rev Joseph Silveira Barfield 1, Misses Pitt 2, Mr Mrs A. F. Leeds & , family Surrey villa, , Misses Brown St. Vincent villa, l Mr and Mrs Randolph and family Barfield home, Rev C. U. St Mrs Barry home. Misses Bussell Wearde, Mrs St Misses Harrison J 9, Capt and Mrs de la Condamine and family Barfield lodge, John Vaux Mrs|& Misses Morisset 1 Belvedere-street ...

... Anglesea- street. Sudbury cottage, Rev Joseph Silveira Barfield 1, Misses Pitt ■2, Mr k Mrs A. F. Leeds & family Surrey villa, Misses Brown St. Vincent villa, Mr and Mrs Randolph and family Barfield house. Rev C. TJ. k Mrs Barry Hartham house, Misses Bussell Wearde, Mrs & Misses Harrison 9, Capt and Mrs de Condamine and family Barfield lodge, Mr John Vanx Mrs & Misses Morisset Belvedere-street ...

... This List KKVisF.I) rrkly. It is particularly requested p t\it Hotel and L/ndging-houst Keepers Killafford the naintsor f Arrivals whet, called for. X.B.— Those marked are Visitors,and Fresh Arrivals. PARKHURST. * Miss Weston *Mr and Mrs Wright Officers present at the Perth ccftagc, Bauuacks. *Mr & Mrs Potter Major F. Tiitton, Corn- Xelson cottage, mantling Misses Arcy Miijor F. Feneran, l'ay- ...

... f This Listts WEEKLY. It is particularly requested that Hotel and Lodging-home Keepers trill ford the nam's «f Arrivals tcher. called for. H.B.— Those marked are Fiiitors,and Fresh Art icals. PARKHURST. 24 > Mr & Mrs Bedcnham 20, jind Jliss Scott Officers tkesext the Bakbacks. MisßßutUll ~ Wrexham house. n,it p'r Miss Higgins V - Col E. R Jeffreys, C.B. | ho , m> Capt it Ailj W. C ...

... 68, Union Street RYDE. CAIU'ETS— BRUSSELS, VELVET, TAPESTRY, FELT AND OTHER KINDS. ghD ROOM SUITES IN ASH, PINE, BIRCH, &c, AND PAINTED DITTO. JkON and BRASS BEDSTEADS, COTS, CORNICE POLES, and PICTURE RODS. REDDING, SPRING MATTRESSES, &c, made on the premises, with special care. Blankets, counterpanes, sheetings, and down quilts. Furniture for drawing and dining rooms, libraries, halls, &c. ...

... SHOW-ROOMS. RYDE 68, Union Street RYDE. Carpets. Brussels, wilton, and other kinds, With handsome BORDERS to match. TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER AND FELT CARPETS. Caiinfts, Couches, Chairs, Mirrors, &c. Bed-room Suites. Decorative Paper-hangings. A Large Assortment of New and Effective Designs. Funerals Conducted. VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE OR TRANSFER. Monumental Sculpture, Head-stones, kc. Executed ...

... r ?? LLL ' Stationer, High-str.et. COWES ?? Mr. TAYLOR, Stationer, Hi-h-str. et I SANDOWN. .Mrs. TAYLOR, Printer, __ , __S treet ' S.S •_* ANlGHT, 'Statiom'r, High-st^f fe HAN KLIN. Mr. RAYNER BRADING ..Mr. SEYMOUR. Riddett and Son, Upholsterers and General Furnishers. (jARPET WAREHOUSE AND BeDDING MANUFACTORY. EXTENSIVE AND WELL-ARRANGED SHOW-ROOMS. RYLE— — 6 8, Union Street RYDE. Carpets. ...

... i oner ' High-street. SA vS-or^' T i^ oR ' Stationer, High-street. VENTNO^-w rB Jv^°^ 0 Prillter . &c, High-street. SHKSf.-fe ggg£ Stati ° ner ' High 6treet - BRADING ..Mr. SEYMOUR. RIDDETT AND SO N, Upholsterers and General Furnishers. Carpet warehouse and Bedding manufactory. large and well-arranged show-rooms. RYDE 68, Union Street RYDE. Linoleum Muralis.— The sunbury wall-decoration. ...

... Mr. TAYLOR. Stationer, High-street. SANDOWN. .Mrs. TAYLOR, Printer, &c, High-street. VENTNOR . .Mr. KNIGHT, Stationer, High-street. SHANKLIN. Mr. RAYNER. BRADING ..Mr. SEYMOTTT? Riddett and Son, Upholsterers and General Furnishers. Carpet warehouse and Bedding manufactory. E-TEI-n&IVE AND WELL- ARRANGED SHOW-ROOMS. RYLE— 6 8, Union Street RYDE. Carpets. Brussels, Wilton and other kinds, with ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE.—Monday. The weather has undergone a very favorable change since Friday. This failed, however, to have much effect on the tone of the trade at Mark Lane this morning. The reports from all parts of the kingdom in regard to the acreable yield are increasingly unfavorable, which caused holders to manifest great firmness. There was a fair show of wheat on the Essex and ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. Berlin, Mat 3.—A despatch dated St. Petersburg, May 2, has been received here. Under date of Sebastopol, evening «f the 28th April, it has the following:— The fire of the enemy is moderate. Their approaches progress slowly. established, at 100 yards from Bastion-No. 4, row of rifle-pits, which have served to form continuous trench of communication. War May 4.—The ...

... BANKRUPTS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. Charles Baker, Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, upholsterer. Charles Pollard, Old Bell public-house, Wellingtonstreet, North Strand, licensed victualler. Kichard Lancaster Swallow, late of Elms Tavern, Battersea, licensed victualler; but now of Parkterrace, Battersca-fields, Surrey. Henry Baker, New Oxford-street, Bloomsbury, ironmonger. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. Samuel ...