BAD LEGS, DEBILITY AND GENERAL ILL HEALTH. Copy of a letter from. Mr. Cleland:l, of Newoasae-on Tyne, dated September 20th, 1851. _ _ To - HOLLOWAY, - DEAR SIR,—I am authorised by Mrs. Gibbon, of 31, Bailey-street, in this town, to inform you that for a considerable period she h

boxes, not exceeding four incises in length, the air Large, the air ... Overtures, or extra accompaniments, the air Pianofortes, horizontal grand, each Upright or square, each Harmoniums or seraphines, not exceeding three stops, each Four stops to seven stops, each... Eight stop

"The Waxed Paper Process Gustave De Gray." * The waxed paper process refers to photography and M. Be Gray's object is the production of a paper which may answer the purposes of the photographic artist equal at least to glass. He has succeeded in this operatioa according to his o

On the 22nd inst., at her house, in Gloucester-gardens, Hyde-park, Eleanor Hester Maria, wife of Lieutenant - Colonel Charles Hamilton, C. 8., 39th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry. On the 22d inst., Martha, relict of the late Lieutenant Stratford, R.N., of 6, Notting-hill-square

THE INDISPUTABLE LIFE POLICY COMPANY 72, LO3fBARD-STREET, 24, CONNAUGHT-MILRACE, LONDON. TRUSTEES. Richard Malins, Esq., Q.C., M.P. J. Campbell Renton, Esq. Richard Spooner, Esq., M. P. James Fuller Madox, Esq. William Wilberforce, Esq. , Diszeross. William Adams, Esq. J. Aitkin

THE present Chancellor of the Exchequer has decided on dealing with the interest of the National Debt. Mr. Disraeli intended, Nye believe, to propound some scheme of this nature, and was prevented. Mr. Gladstone having succeeded to his seat, stole his idea. He h as wrought it ou

OLD COURT, April 6.—Elizabeth Vickers, 38, was indicted for the murder o: William Jones, on January 10th, at Brixton, and was acquitted. April 7.—Thos. Mackett, 30, labourer, was tried for drowning Eliza Lee, tx January 31st, in the Regent's-canal, but the jury were unable to ag

Advices from St. Domingo to the Ist of March state that the yellow fever had disappeared. Coffee was coming in freely, but vessels were wanted to convey it to Europe. Port au Plate papers of the 2nd ult. contained an account of the installation of General Santa Anna as President

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