Every article of warranted quality, and exchanged if not approved of. SEWING MACHINES, the Best Makers, on polished tables, complete, 4,5, to 6 Guineas. Wheeler, Wilma, Wainer, Singer, and Excelsior included. SEWING MACHINES, hand power, 2 to 3 Guineas. MACHINES for TAILORS and

HANLEY. STIFFORDSHIRE VOLUNTEERS.-011 11011- day night there was a semi-battalion drill of Volunteers connected with the Ist Staffordshire Battalion at Wolstanton. The local companies mustered well, and went through the movements with tolerable efficiency. This was the lust meet

A meeting was held at Bradley Green on Thursday evening last, Mr. Jonah Dawes prodded. Mr. Brown addresaed the audience. Tim room warn well filled.

- - - - - We regret to have to announce the death of one of the oldest and most energetic members of the Burslem lodge of turners, Mr. John Tudor, who expired after a comparatively short illness, at his residence, at Cobridge, on Thursday, April nth, John Tudor was always an ear

IN my letter which appeared in the BEErlivE of the 6th inst., I advised the agricultural labourers who asked my advice to to " be careful to keep within the pale of the law, as the Criminal Law Amendment Act which was specially enacted against trades unionists in towns, would be

The i usual weekly meeting of the Board wig held on Wednesday at Guildhall ; Mr. Charles Reed, M.P., the Vice-Chairman, presiding. ]*., Freeman brought up the report of the Finance Committee, recommending .that the resOltition of. the 7th of February as to the appointment of Tre

rrITE attention of Builders, Joiners, Staircase Artificers, and others is directed to an apparatio or frame entitled the FACE MOULD STRIKER, invented by LANGLEY BANKS, author of "The Joiners' Instructor on Staircasing and Ilandrailing on the Square Cut," and Designer of the Gran

top, with wide lace. The bodice trimmed with braces, formed, after the style of the sides, with muslin, edged with lace, and headed by embroidered insertion. The front of the bodice trimmed with two vandykes, embroidered and headed by an insertion of the same. The whole of the t

o FOR the first time within centuries the two opposite sects of Sheahs and Soonnees knelt together in harmonious prayer on the occasion of the thanksgiving on behalf of the Prince of Wales. For hundreds of years the Sheahs and Soonnees, even on their most solemn festivals, have

MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS act in the only way in which any disease can be cured —viz. by assisting the action* of the living system :to put of, the diseases- The success which has, for nearly half a century, attended their operation in all cases for which they are recommended constitu