... Is. Ild- and three times the quantity in one 2s. 9d. You say that the Lucifer Matches you use, Are the patent of Bryant and May; Pray tell me, still further. iu/hy is it you choose Their best specials,-do tell me, pray5 I'll tell you, most readily ...

... night. Stel Pleasant to the taste, and immediate in effect. Bottlesels. eveo and. aud 2s. 9d. each, of all Chemists. hon Bryant and May beg to direct special attention to their day' New O~al Pocket Vsta Boxes, with Ptent Spring Covers, aifte whih ae etirly ...

... NsEW PAILr K&TCa SE for Bryant sad May' Patent Safety Matches supplies a want that has long been felse L and will be adopted at once by all careful hossekeeper IS very ornament. asnd contains three dozen boxes of Bryat end M~ay's Pa te t Sfety Maxtch sod ...

... Lily Johes tT 0 W inifred Ruth Bryant, Beatrine Eliabhet. a Egerton, Daisy Lucy Eyles. Eliza Fanny Parker. C Ethel May, Lear, George Thomnas Clark, Flora hi Louisa 1 oile, Gertride ?? Gaolon, Edith ' Annie Shott, and May iNewtham. s = ?? BANKRU3PTCY NOTHCE ...

... Auclimuty, ?? aged 83. May 1, at Richmond, the Right Hon. Walter, Lord Forbes, in his 70th year. May 2, at E1vethamn, the Lord Caithorpe, aged 77. t May 2, at 20, Berkeley-square, Caroline, the Dowager Lady Wesslock, aged 76.( May 4, at Blandford-square ...

... ]lAt:RRIED. May ?? at St. Saviour's Church, Jersey, George Morrison, Esq, Captain Military Train, second son of ?? Morrison, St. Holier's, to Anne Alexine, eldest daughter of Major E ckford, Bombay Army. May 14, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London ...

... statemeits of this kind should induce the fire offices and the public to do everything in their power to encourage the sale of Bryant and May's Patent Safety Matches, WHICc LIGrT ONLY ON TB= BOX. ...

... Susan, wife of Mr. Thomas asne Bradshaw, aged 62 years. the BRYANT-On the 13th inst., at 12, Cumborland- ther street, Fortsa, Charl es s (Charlie), the *sire dearly loved child of Henry Charles Bryant ies artist, aged six years and nine months. c88 etly B ...

... BIRTHS. May 4, at Coonoor, Madras, the wife of the Rev. Walter :amuel Trotman, Chaplain H.M.'s Indian Army, of twin sons. May 29, at the R.A, College Farm, Cirencester, the wife of Russell Swanwick,.of a son. JTne 2, at 28, High-street, Oxford, the wife ...

... aged e- BLACI WVELL.-June 25, at Chr. , -Ilr 1oce'kr1,tiO' k- widowwofthe ?? 79 eir. ly BRYANT-June 28, at lirist Chiurc lEluilliiligSLT Lo Oxford, Elizabeth Sarah Bryant, aged 36 eltaS. s, CHiUWNS.-Juine 21, at Sydenham. Feiery L;b0W3;, to CLACK.-June 25 ...

... penple-so trueis it that Evil is wrought by want of W J thought as well as wantof heart. If all consumers L would purchase Bryant and May's matches that i fthi would be enabled to pay £1,000 a week more is in wages. b908 t le NOTnir-G LiKE TnaEl ANYrwHsnz ...

... Mr. Join R. r on Cummings, s.N., to Mai-y Ani, third daughter of Mr. the T. Franipton, oPF1Portsmouth, merchant. -341. BRYANII-ELuS-On the 9th inst., at Milton, by the Rev. ide. W. El. Redlinap, Mr. William Bryant, R.N., to Elizabeth e Jane, daunhter ...