... Glasgosw 21st Dectemher; 126. REGULAR CONVIEYANCE , . TO. TIOlRERIfOIUY ,V FOIT- ^sULLI.Al, BY TH1E MAID OFk1-,MORVEN SAFETY STEAM. BOAT. f ~ ~ ~rI~E MAID 01F MOaVkX vi ,STEAMB.1 41 I, Captain D. ii sATHESON, built to 1fY in concert with the HG11SLAS.DFr ...

... Farce, called MONSIEUR TONSON. Fol On Monday will be revived the National Tragedy ofWIL- of I ent LIAM WALLACE-And the Miller's Maid. Boc on On Tuesday the Tbeatre will be closed. 3Jny _. _ Fo' ge- 1 SSEMBLY ROOMS, GEORGE STREET. Cop ant MADAME CATALANT. Pla ...

... Og^ooleller. '.The hoiife c'n- fifts of a parlour, ,arg diniag:rbom, two bjd-roms, bed-clofet, and kiMthen, with a aiulted cellar, and many otlher .conlveniencies. ' . - 'r , ' ' - Tlie dining- ooimand parlour jare flhinhed in the mo!- aern taIfe, and ...

... the coarse of thse Evenli0g, tte Comic Song Of-i A ALbyMr BES. I NoTrWl dire, as BRISTO W will Recite the rparteflArdeY THE MAID OF 'HE INN. e SEVRS IMANSHIP by Mr TAYLOR. ~~igtolMrG. DRISI-OWwvilttakse his ?? 00 from the SI AGE to the GALLERY, an O leaent ...

... Agoainst the eisuing Term of Afortinnias, jir a repular Family, W near Town. p Good, plain, active COOK, a 'NURSERY MAID, and . LAUNDRY MAID. Also, now or at Martinntis, an Un. inst-aied Manl, or a Married Man, wvith little or no family, to Work a pair of ...

... Richardson. 2. The Cathlering of the Clans 5Sir William Allan, Win. Forrest. 1. lt ..aln ?? tMaceuiloch, ?? Dick. .. The Fair Maid and Lari;se , s Lanrder, a.s.A .James Faed. 5 Tire Sands at Sunrise ?? . o. iill, R. . . John le Conte. 6. The lead Robin ...

... Chitia, Glasis, andi StttOlelstirr; n rit anleo; grce, t atriety of IKitclhten I' tiritore. Also, it 'unting ilouse o ble Ck. Maid C( ;ntittig Hviw ]iolil'ess smc('ttotull Baling M ~chilies ; at 5 1.11 I Blook Press,; some C eret a hg tel itt ; I I a'irping ...

... WANTED. e B 1v a Faetily reeiding in the North Highlands, PERSON to act in) the double capacity of NNur- A OC.Yrnessand Lady's Maid. 'No one needi apl vunless furnished with unexceptionatle re-ferences as to character. Apply by letter, addressed N. B. A. ...

... It Y a YOUNG-WOMAN, of good character, acoqainted with D Dressmaking. Mlillinery, and Hairdressing, a SITUATION in as LADY'S MAID. t- Letters (pre-paid), addressed J. D. R., Herald Office, will 0 meet with instant attention. U, le m A RESPECTABLTE YOUNG ...

... is commodious and well finishedi and will'suit a genteel family. It con- N sists of a Dining and Drawing Room, Parlour, Kitchen, T with Maid's Bed, Pantrv backward 'three Bed Rooms, -ge a Coonmcieled Roonm, Garret, Cellars, and Catacombs, lay with other ...

... wood of the value of L 700 or L.80D. The mansiDn-house, which is handsome, contains dining- room and drawing room, breakfasr-parlour, and eight bed- roonas, with cellars, &c. The garden, orchard, and pleasure- ground, occupy about four acres. The lands are ...

... lngfam ad; Street, Glasgow. ag TI THlE VILLA OF EASTER CHAPPELTON TO LET, W FROM WHITSUNDAY, 1849, fNONTAINING Dining Room, Parlour, Seven Bed Rooms, - J Kitchen, with Offices and Garden-a Cow's Grass, if re- quired-situated five miles from Glasgow, by Garscube ...