... THE LONDON GENERAL INSTITUTION. mPpORTED by VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS. Sir. IAM directed by the Committee of this Institution to request you will inform the (ientlemen comprising th fJ Hoard of Vestry that this Charity is prepared w receive an;, ol the ...

... WVTER EXCURSION, in aid ofthe Funds -I the HOSPITAL for SICK SEAMEN , established «rd the Grampus, under the Patronage ol the Right Hon. £r^iJooV»(^ORRINGTON, \ ice Preidsent- and the i ounnitlee of Management, viz. : Capl. BOWLLsS, R.N.. Chairman, (apt ...

... ?? ?? irom LIVERPOOL to BE LEAST.— Ti.e 1 .. ),„ steam-ship Company- -pi. n.iid aid power!'.. I~ ' ,„, WINDSOR. Captain DVVIES. will sail fro ,i ?? •,, HEI.FASr on Die following date-, viz. :— Satu: - • Sine night; Tbur-day, April 2(i, at Ilalf-pa-l ...

... NATIONAL CLUB. IRISH AID SCOTCH FAMBE BELIEF FUID. Pf^lhe^anli' *! Sffe P ve « «y them to the Public, A i xl f.'roP 0 1 *! and careful administration of such funds % t° f f b !, lu , trus * d *o them, the Committee of the National Club feel called upon ...

... rtfvl ROUTE (London-bridge-wharf) direct to! U ,-TINP. BOULOGNE, and CALAIS.-The General: V \ . l inpanys favourite a-id superior fast STEAM ' •' .. :ii dto 1.-aye the above wharf. direct for Ostend, every I «al'irday-ou the 24th, at Seven morning; ...

... respect by the voluntary contri- butions of the congregation ; that (he chapel is built to coatainone thousand persons, and th it the average atten- dance is from eight to nine hundred. So much for Justitia's Episcopalians acting on the voluntary sys- tem ...

... used as an Inn, and known by the name of the Geosgb Inn, with the STABLES, BREWHOUSE, and other Outlmilditrt-, att-iehed aud detached. And also all that GARTH, GAR- DEN or ORCHARD adjoining, and immediately behind the same, containing by admeasurement 2A ...

... thereon; and four Peces of Land in Thorndon aforesaid, containing 15A. i'K. 34P. all now j in the occupation of Robert Wade. * Aid also a Double Cottage and two small Pieces of Land, containing by survey lA. 2R 10P. now or late in tie occupations of Henry ...

... in common with our contempo- raries, to notice the reported detachment of Gen. Hill, with Iwo divifions of the army, in aid of Ciudad Rodrigo. We perceive that this officer is uniformly detached from the moft remote command from head quar- ters, an honourable ...

... Cavendish had an erupticn oa the forehead, whicii bathed the aid of his Lordship's own phy- sician and apothecary : it was cured by a few bottles of Gowland's Lotion. i r is necessary, ho.yever, to a.id, 1 hat this v.a. the genuine Loti b, which is only t > ...

... Thomas Tun on, Bart. The- Most Noble tbe Marquis of Sir R. Carr Glyn, Bart., Aid. Bristol Sir Chas. Flower, Bart., Aid. Thi* R«gW H«n. Lord Viscount Sir C. S. Hunter, Bart., Aid. Sidmouth Wm. Thompson, Esq., Alder- Right Hon. Lord Omnia. mar. and M.P. ...

... all parts of the United Kingdom. | Founded A.D. 1827.? Supported by Voluntary Contributions. Patron? The QUEEN. President? AAHAM WILDEY ROBARTS Esq. I The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL in Aid of the Funds will be holden at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street ...