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... A PROOF OF THE DISOTHEINATING JUDGlj.ENT OF TRE PEOPLL. 26u,175 POUDS of TEA have been sold in our Establiehment during the last few months, being in ex- cesof the sime period of last year of ipwards of 5,000 Pounds. This Immense oale has heen arined by aelling First-Olass Teas at the smallest profit for nett ctsh, As we give no bribes, we depend on nothbig except the artiole and the people. ...
... But Sabbath profaned. Whatsoe'er may be Is a certain forerunner of soirow.—Sir M. Hale. YE ...
... Two Three or *itj, be,ri „ Five Years, on Debentures of good Secu- n lve er - Interest. Apply to Mr. ...
... Screw Steamer Leaves (weather permitting) THE JACKSON DOCK, WEST HARTLEPOOL, Every WEDNESDAY Morning, and THE SOUTH DEVON WHARF, LONDON, Every SATURDAY Evening, carrying Goods. For particular? of Freight, Ac., apply to PYMAN West Hartlepool; Or WILLI AM PEER, Devon Wharf, Ixmdon. Hartlepool. February, ISSB. PASSAGE MONEY .i'll. AND I'I’WARDS. ‘•wiirn: star** line «»f British and AUSTRALIAN EX ...
... SKIHVINI. IMPKOVEO SWEDE TURNIP. QUEEN SQUARE, LIVERPOOL, . l.) acquaint his Friends mid that he lias the of Ins IMIKIMfcU SWEDISH TURNIP for the season Is 1 other kin Is of Turnip anil Agricultural SEEDS general, of tlic n-.osi select description, moderate rates, priced Catalogues of which may had apphcaliou. A remittance or reference from unknown correepon-1 dent; is respectfully requested ...
... the Reotonr, liarlington. Middlesex, the ult., the wife the Rev. C. H. Davis*)n, sun. Benwell Lodge, the ult., Mrs J. S. dialloner, a daughter. MARRIED. At Trimdon, the ult, ihy lioeuce), l»v the Rev. T. Spr.isten, meumbeut, Mr John Henry Tmkler, Mill llon>e Farm, near Sedgtield, Sarah, fourth daughter Mr Miles Brown, Trimdon. At Bishop Auckland, at the Register Ottiec, the 2l*th ult., John ...
... THE SEOBET DI.5QV3ERED, 'fOWhto- get-and where-to geto ri TEA ot perp exe33,(-rdl'tei J[1 busy throng intG WILLIAM STEWART'S Tea ShOP, 33, Grainger-street, and now I know all about it. OY.RCOATS, IN ENDLESS VARIETY. TH E TALKA, a WARMl DURABLE, and GENTLEMANLY COAT, GENTLEMEN, from 21s to 630. IO BOYS, from 7s 63 to 21o. AT B. JOSEPH AND OO.'5, HALL OF COMMERCE, 78, GREY STREET, NEWCASTLE; ...
... \ ) . '^-’x . * fl -^_ THE DURHAM COUNTY ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, DEC. 18, 1857. It at the 73rd aiimverxary meeting of the Unitarian Su.ulav School. Newcastle, that it was the oldest Sunday in tl»e North of KtiL'liuid. It was founded in the year 17H4 by the Kev. William Turner, who still survives. The Coal Trade.— The following is cony of an iminiriant letter received Messrs. John Hall and Co., of ...
... - ?? AND 3. COLMANq'8 SATIN GLAZE STARCH. J(WRICE DOES NOT REQ BOtlNO)ING). NO-. I WHEAT STARCH, No. 1 RICE STAUCH 1 M;F>X lS AY BB OBTAINED OF ALL RESPECTABLE GROCERS AND DRUG- - ISTS, IN THE KINGDOM. S PEcIMENS of these Starcbes being sent to tbe Great Exhibition in 1851, were awa ded a Prize Medal for their very superior quality, and received the following commendation a- iss.Al third ...
... make himself generally Useful. Apply to the Printer. L^ from Woolsington Park, on Monday, f u eust ...
... R ROGERS begs respectfully 1 . turists in general, th«U he will EXHIBIT hit PATENT STEAM PLOUGH at a Field neat Stockton, WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY, May and 15th. Admission by Free Ticket, obtainable 11. ROGERS, West Row Foundry, Stockton on-Tees. ...