... 4 pply, stating age, reference, and terms, J. Tipton St. G eorge’s, Wellington, Salop. YO DRAPER»’ A-SiSTANTS.— Young Man speak W; elsh: must be a goo esman Wanted, an active and obliging and stockkeeper, and thoroughly steady in his habits.—Apply (if ...

... also, l. THE wonderful STREET SCENE CITY OF I^! WITH THE EXTRAORDINARY GBOTESQUE BALLET. Every Evening, at Seven clock, WHO SPEAKS FIEST? conclude with the great jantomi me 0 f ALADDIN AND THE LAMP, Supported by a large and tßented an y, and universally ...

... by birth. The parts father and bridegroom's best man were Rustainzd persons enjoying the full use of their hearing and speaking organs ; but a deaf and dumb young lady acted as bridesmaid. The marriage service was recited by the minister, and simultaneously ...

... Johnson reciprocates ! Hold mighty Cable, hold ; thou rightly used. be the villain who'd see thee augtit abused. I now must speak lor self—my own poor trumpet sound, In favour I increase, in patronage abound; , Some there are who know not of what these ...

... Hart lodging-house with a bag over his shoulders. Cross-examined : I never make it a rule to neighbour with anvone. I never speak to the landlady of the White Hart. Police-constable Haines, the constable stationed at Poddington, deposed to receiving the ...

... Royal College of Physicians of London, Dr. O.F. Collier, published by Longman and Co.“lt no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharxnacopo a) that we have no purgative mass hut what contains aloes; yet we know that hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

... Editor of the Unita Cattolica,—Y our Roman correspondent's letter, dated Dec. 8, inserted in your issue of the 11th inst., speaking of the ovation received by the Pope in the Piazza of the Holy Apostles on the evening of Dec. 7, says, It is a pity that ...

... report How and by whom' is this great city governed? It is not pleasant to speak evil of persons holding official positions if we can avoid it. But if we speak at all, and speak truthfully, we must say that no community of which history gives any account ...

... which tbeir attention should be turned ere they can hope for success agaiust Harrow. Of their fielding, generally, we may speak in high Messrs. Lubbock, Walrond, and Thorntou are, at their several posts in the field, very far superior to what we can expect ...

... festivals had tendency to promote the study of the lives and characters of the holy. men. It was his purpose that morning to speak to them on the character St John, and in studying the subject could not help being deeply moved with its beautiful sublimity ...

... should be nearly £800 a year. I see Mr Rogers must have some talent for banter Gentlemen.the double gaol folly question will speak tor itself. I point to the long tried experience ot Devon. An imaginary line of East and West— admirable as it m»v be for ...

... who ddly cross the lines dmost naked and quite famished, are to be believed. Tbe Monitenr and other newspapers received here speak of an Anglo-French mediation in the war with Paraguay. Such intervention is not beheved to have any ohance of succeßs, aa public ...