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... Buack, Merchant. OST, Last Night (16th), LEATHER RSE, containing a Sum of Money, between Spring. ace and Union Bridge, ra Crown Street. Reward Police Office. OST, Yesterday Evenine, between Ashley and On uston, Gold EAR-RING. Rewani a s Offic cn PAINTER’S ...

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... the turn in buyer.- favolur. Maine has been a little dearer tn the ceek fur fine small round corn, but a ittie cheaper for flatt. Arrivals of grain in London last week:- English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. wheat, qrs 2,104 - - 36,492 Ba.'rlly . 1 ...

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... vrintar alight improvement in may possible. Present I may quota aa fellows:—Grown fulls. 28m. to 32m.; crown mattine, 26m. 26m,; crown mixed, 21m. to 24m.; crown spouts, 21m. to 22m.; torn bellies, 16m. to 18m. Tuesday.—The catches yesterday were fair, and the ...

... this afternoon for St Petersburg. Simul- taneously with theordeparturetheQnee of Den- park, tho Princess of Wales, and te Crown) Prince and Princess left for Lubeojt, enl roaste for France, to 'be present at Prince Waldemacrib wedding The King remains ...

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... battle in. all its aspects, and so it behoves us not to evolve out of- our .sell gratification a fanciful picture of the-crowning aevent of the wawr. THE QUEEN- AND THE GURDS. H er Majesty will,' it is understoocl, inspect the ,Guards upon their retu~rn ...