Colored News.
London, England, 1855-08-11 00:00:00

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TersoAr.—Bankrupts---T. Edgley, Skinner-place, Sise-lane, merchant—
G. Hooper, Commercial-road East, shipowner—\V. G. Brown, Dartford,
clothier and outfitter—T. Bacon, Colchester, printer—F. Gadd, Chichester,
grocer and merchant—J. Standing, Batters-terrace, Peckham, china dealer—
E. Corker, Fore-street, Edmonton, timber merchant, coal merchant and fur-
niahing undertaker—E. Davis, Bromley. Middlesex, licensed victualler, and
Tottenham, brickmaker—W. Quinton, Birmingham, builder and rule maker
—W. Farmer, Birmingham, nail manufacturer—L. H. Meakin and J. Ferran.
Shelton, earthenware manufacturers —A. Oakley, Derby, rope and twine
manufacturer—W. C. Bodlev, Exeter' ironfounder—ll. E. Skinner, Tiverton,
saddle and harness maker—J. 11. Mills, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchant
—IL Topper, Hahne, 'Lancashire, provision dealer—J. J. Brierley and
R. Arrownnitb, jun., Manchester, silk and cotton manufacturers—P. Jame-
son, Staleybridge, tailor—J. E. Dawson, Manchester, money scrivener.
FRIDAY.—S. Gawan, Kent-street, Southwark, victualler—W. Scudde,
Blackheath Park, Blackheath, livery-stable keeper—J. Hayward, Church-
court, Old Jewry, woollen warehoneernan and factor—H. G. and J. James,
Leadenhall-street. engineers—J. Meeke, Sheffield, draper—J. Scott, Notting-
ham, grocer—W. Gregory, Sheffield, toy manufacturer—J. Hall, Notting,
ham, broker, joiner, and cabinet maker—G. Pell, Welford, Northampton-
shire, scrivener. ironmaster and malster—NV. Trego, Gunter's-grove, West
Brompton, and Moorpark-terrace, King's-road, Fulham, builder—J. Wilson,
Beviling, Bradford, Yorkshire, innkeeper—B. Kiernan, Manchester, clothier
W. J. Palmer, Hotwells, Bristol, cattle dealer—J. Proffitt, :Oldbury. Wor-
cestershire, grocer and provision dealer—J. Mitchell, Keighley, Yorkshire,
worsted spinner and manufacturer—G. Armitage, J. and W. Fra.nkish, and
T. Barker, Sheffield, Yorkshire, railway springs, railway carriage and steel
manufacturers—V. Salmon, Brick Lane, Spitalfields, boot and shoe manufac-
turers—lt. Hardey, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant and commission agent—
W. Thorne, Queen-street-place, City, of Conmr.ght-terrace, Edgeware-road,
and of Barnstaple, Devonshire, railway contractor, and contractor for public
works—J. Travis, Green Bridge, Cane Mill, and Bridge End, all near
Newchnrch, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer and pirnter.

PITIISBELL, Cornhill, City, AGENT .for HORNIMAN'S
PURE as well as FINE TEA,
which combines every advantage that this favourite beverage can furnish.
Many who were unable to indulge In the necessary luxury of a Cup of Tea,
front the leaf being so frequently covered with powdered colours, are now
enabled to drink with relish and benefit 11011NIYAN'S Puaa and 17not TEA.
The " Quarterly Re view," Afarch,lBss, "Blackwood's Magazine," Jan. 1854,
"Times," " Lancet," Pro. Johnston's "Beverages we infuse," all condemn the
perniei nu practice of colouring Tea.

HORNIMAN & CO'S.
PURE as well as FINE TEA

is a restoration-of the approved old-fashioned supply.
Before the Hon. East India Company's trading Charter expired, the Tea
imported as the best, was invariably good; but, when the Tv.s-Inspi crofts
were withdrawn from Canton, the Chinese, with a view to obtain an increased
price for the common Bohea, commenced to make-up this flavourless Autumn
gathering, to imitate the choice Spring sorts. Bohea tea is therefore, now
never imported AS BORBA ; each season the whole gathering arrives "faced"
with colour to make it appear like the best, for which it is sold, greatly
/ to the loss and disappointment of the consumers here.
If the use of injurious colours on Tea, were disallowed, it would be
impossible to substitute the brown withered leavos for the true black leqf
Spring sorts. Iloarauio: & Co. have therefore, introduced the most
approved varieties, without any artificial colouring powder on the surface,
in which old fashioned pure state their Teas are more even in quality, more
rich and full in flavour, and prove in nse the strongest and cheapest.
Da. has writes, "The Teas seen by me in the Docks, imported by
" lloarmasx & Co. are easily distinguishable from the usual coloured
" sorts; the Green, being free from the artificial blueish colouring, is of an
"olive hue, and the Black has not that intensely black appearance often seen :
"both kinds are Pure and Wholesome."
An-thnimsla I Importers of Tea free from the
Wormwood Street, City, London.t objectionable 'facing' powder.
They are sold by Authorised Agents at 3s. Bd., 4.q., and 4s. Bd., only in
Catty Packets of 2-oz., h-lb., 1-Ib. and 3-lbs. Nett.

HARMONIUMS AT CHAPPELL'S.—The
Har-
monium, by Alexandre, is the only instrument of the kind that
remains in tune; from the simplicity of its construction, is but slightly
affected by changes of weather ; and is alike calculated for the church,
bCIIOOI, or drawing-room.
Na. 1. In oak case, one stop, 5 octaves, 10 guineas.
2. In mahogany case, one stop, 12 guineas.
3. In oak case, three stops, 15 guineas; rosewood, 16 guineas.
4. With five stops—oak, 22 guineas; rosewood, 23 guineas.
5. Eight stops—oak 25 guineas ; rosewood, 26 guineas.
6. Twelve stops, oak or rosewood, 35 guineas.
7. One stop, and percussion action, in oak, 16 guineas.
8. Three stops, and percussion action, in rosewood, 20 guineas.
9. Eight stops, percussion action, oak or rosewood, 32 guineas.
10. Twelve stops, percussion action, in oak, 40 guineas.
11. Twelve stops, percussion action, large size, in rosewood, 45 guineas
12. The New Patent Model—fifteen stops, percussion action, expression
a la main, &c. ; the most perfect harmonium that can be made,
in handsome oak or rosewood, 55 guineas.
Full descriptive lists on application.
Chappell, 50, New Bond-street.

MADAME TUSSAUD AND SON'S.—King of
Denmark, Duke of Cambridge, Emperor and Empress of the French,
Emperor and Empress of Austria. Emperor of Russia, Marshal St. Arnaud,
Lord Raglan, Omar Pasha, Sultan of Turkey, &c. Napoleon, Golden
Chamber, Various Relics, &c. Open from 11 A.M. till 10 p.m., Bazaar,
Baker-street. Admission Is., Napoleon Rooms 6d. extra.

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