N presenting the following List of Leather and Cabinet Goods, Mr. Wheeler takes leave to draw particular attention to the fact that it is a distinctively Special List, each Article having been carefully selected from the different Manufacturers' Samples, and marked at unusually

IMPROVED LABOURERS' COTTAGES.—A number of old cottages on the Wherstead estate, near Ipswich, the property of Mr. Charles Dash wood, have been pulled down and replaced by blocks of new buildings arranged on entirely new 9,nd improved principles with regard to health comfort and

- - - - Before Mr. T. E. P. Lefroy, judge. The cases were unusually light; there were only 48 new plaints, four adjourned summonses, three re-issues, and four judgement summonses. Alfred Hatton v. James Moore, a quarryman, of Portland.—Claim for butcher's meat—The plaintiff said

MANY of our readers in various districts around here may remember a young doctor, Robert Burcham, who was for some time an assistant of Dr. Davies. of this town. Leaving here he, after a time, went to America, and at Columbus volunteered to go t 3 the fever-stricken city of New

The English Channel has once more been the scene of one of those disastrous collisions which are becoming in these days the chief dangers of the sea. The calamity which occurred on Wednesday morning has happened I only a few miles from the place where the vast hull of the I Gros

Feom the "Daily News," Thursday afternoon. At daybreak to-day General Browne stood on the little plain beyond Jumrood watching the march to the front. The advance guard, under General Appleyard, first passed; next, the wing of the 14th, the Sikhs. a splendid regiment, then the w

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION. EVERT TRADE MARK must be REGISTERED anew under the recent Act. No existing Registrations at Stationer's Hall or elsewhere of any avaiL—Apply at once to FLINT and Co., Cheapside, London, B.C. Trade Marks Registered in America, Germany, France, and all Co

in the NEW Fan Gm:lmo, on WEDNESDAY, DACEBIBER 11th and 18th. Early Entries solicited. Dorchester, November 20th, 1878.

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