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... in the early part of last , went with much heaviness, producing a further ■ depression prices. In lbest* sales were olFered Japan teas (all greeo) packed in jars. These leas eve • .1 much attention —they were of choice quality —aud a! demonstrated that ...
... him; It ltra -Tory- ne-pli is : &Lk :me! is an emblem of Cs: W N woad. like . :Verne., pot chains YMliow, Black, Red. from Japan too-int, till site Commerce were :it Zero. SONi; Tim SENTO! ENT %L. th, ! A bit on my sold: And tb.it LIU,. 1. MIT 1.., by ...
... awarded him is that he is •brev .1 always honest and straightforward. The day that this colintry of tone men she ni,t a second Japan—must both mill and roil-mac that coutitutes the staples of its application, and all that her pripuregolie to render them c ...
... ingenious device. The young darky, who was of the genuine double Slllut, and would rival in lustre Morison's famous Japan, was immediately packed off to the workhouse, where we believe the nigger still remains, with but slen- der hopes of paternity ...
... Mahogany Winged and other Wardrobes; beautiful Marble Wash-hand Stands; Tables, to match; French, Swiss, and Italian Chairs, Japanned Oak and other painted Chairs; French Night Commodes, and Wash-Stands; French Bedsteads of every description, also made to ...
... proverb tam that the Jews ruin themselves at them passes:ors. the Moors at their niarria j us, and the Christians in tavir The Japane.o: prefer the matchlock to the musket, be. cause the want of Hints in their owu country might make them dependent on foreigners ...
... audil(irs, stannitirr with arn P air of modesty at tlei other rnd of the room, nod re- lieved ern p('ftile ngi irit a rich japanned screen, wviar 0 vas hie doring TIhe King of tire two Spoins and the i! two Indies uas rlrawirng his tows in the air, srll ...
... Napier, the nglish were treated with humiliation and contempt. th°r COtdd the alleged terms of the intercourse of e Dutch with Japan, have been more disgraceful atjd dishonourable. Emboldened by the impunity lch their conduct had always, heretofore, found ...
... cargo of teas, tin, &c., on er Voyage from Singapore to London. She had about 10,000 iS,s of tea 3B tons of tin, and some japan wood aboard, the of which was estimated at JL'M.OOO., after freight, t 'rges, iStc., had been deducted. I Ire sliip having ...
... seen without their fans than fine ladies, who make of the use to which fans arc put in other countries. Amongst the men of Japan it serves great variety purposes; viiiters receive the dainties offered them upon their fan*; the beggar, implurin g charity ...
... lots or parcels, and seceding three years, from the hour | “Clergymen of al chester on noon of the Mth day of October of japanned gentl upon by the Trus in | Hever witnessed c the Acts passed’ in the third and | though there wer wof his late Majesty King ...
... Ottomans &c., a handsome Steel Fender with polished Fire Irons, a very elegant Mahogany carved four post Bedstead, and a Japanned ditto, excellent Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Painted Ditto; Three painted Deal Washstands with handsome Chamber Services ...