... B™ l^^ _ AN EXCELLENT STOMACHIC AND S-TMLLATINW . . __ • BEVERAGE p lC ?? AL. _ With hot water it is splendid. -_ -La »J , coins, out in Working Men should take a Glass Hot.belore g_-s » -_■ Manufacturer :-W. Be.keTSwood. M^CHKTER. Agents : Bleasdale and Co., Wholesale Druggists. More Agents Wanted. Sale* by .-Vttrtian, THOMAS WALKER & SONS. NEW-STREET, YORK. -Established ' ATOES . ...

... on the spot ; and a woman cracked another's skull in a by-road known as the Havannah. Two pickpockets, who were caught plying their trade on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, were taken from the train bj the passengers and hung to a tree.— ?? York Times. Able-bodied Paupers and the Oakum Picking Regulation.— The guardians of the east end of London, dissatisfied with the system which sets able- ...

... Mos ?? the Stipes diajit. Th__T of Ha__esi_— P'.ter ?? laboarer, Uviajj at 12 v .so 15 court, Peacroft, was cuarg.d wita breaking into the stable i-eionging to Thos. Hastings, asphaiter, Coruish ?? after two o'clock on Sunday morning Police-constable Baker, 319, waa on duty in Green lane, and saw tbe prisoner carrying a set of harness. The oificer stopped bn, and asked him where ac had got it ...

... 69 Monday 30-46 in. 30-55 ?? 43 feg. 63 tnesday 30*30 ia. 30-46 ?? 46 g. 65 Wednesday ?? 30*00 in. 30-15 ?? 49 lag, 70 Ernrsc-ay 29-38 in. 30*02 ?? 52 deg. 67 Friday, I am. .. 30-02 in 53 deg. s ...

... day, Saturday.) ...

... CtAnKE.—Sept. SUJ, a> Western Bank, t_ B w j fl , Joseph Clarke, of a daughter. * r> Chalmek—WoomousE.— Sspt. G, at Chr'_i r- Fulwood, by tbe Rev. E. B. Chafer li LQa,CQ« the Rev. E. B. Chalmer, Jun., M.A., iUctoI***? b| Matthew'B, Salford, the father and ?? f S; * bridegroom, Hamer Chalmer, to Eliza ' third daughter of the late Mr. Frederick W ' ?? No cards. -Uoiut, D-arman—Tnoursos.—Aug. 31, ...

... Is . > Deaths, without * comment. Is. each. :•■« • ?? * •'*•■•*- - ?? ■*■'.- '•■ ...

... CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED, UNLESS CAUSE BE SHOWN TO THE CONTRAST OX THE OAT OT MEETING. Ang. 11, O. Tattiuull, Noble street, hosier. 11, G. Reach, Hard well, Suffolk, miller. 11, J. B. Cooru, Harleston, Suffolk, coal merchant 15, V . n asostbocht, Liverpool, merchant. 16, T. Strii-lino. Colchester, coach maker. — 16, T. Lahpen, Devonport, linen draper. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. J. Scott, ...

... are of the opinion that the surviving number of ants should have been given as nine-tenths instead of eight-ninths. - We also received solutions, not corre- sponding with the author's, from J. R^ _\ Evans and Sphynx. Diamonds, No. 220. N. Enigma, No. 221. B ERA VIVID BROCK Buried Sciehtist, No. -222. ACT Bacon (last line). K Transposition, N0..223. Dramas, Madras, (andback- ward). Sardam—the ...

... case which came before the Court in the form of a petition by General Pott, who was entitled to an annuity of £o0 a year from the FamUy Endowment Society, which had been amalgamated with the Albert Life Assurance Company. The qnestion at issue was whether the prayer of the petitioner for the wmding- up of the Family Endowment Society should be granted or not, or whether by the transfer of ...

... StoL-k of ENGAGEMENT ltl\V' T which is the largest in the city, adapted for all ...

... ...