:V ' AT ?? CHUBCH-STEET, rIP, VERITY'S, x^^& LANCASTER. TO A.L.L THOSE WHO VAX.TJE THEIR EYES. S.MORSE, THE ..
... OF fH E IMPROVED SPECTACLES, AND VARIOUS IMPROVED GLASSES, rw**. ...
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Barton of Exwell* \ In LIXKINHORNE. TO BE LET BY TENDER, for a Term of 21 years, from Michaelmas next,
... deter- minable by either party at the end of the first 14 years, 12 calendar Months previous notice being given, all that very desirahle and Com- pact BARTON and FARM called KXWBtL, Situate in the Parish of Linkinb6r.vb, CoRMir.iLL ; Consisting of a good FARM-HOUSE, La- bourer's Cottage, an excellent Bam with a Threshing Machine, a Pnnnd-Hnn«e, and other requisite outbuildings, about 111 Acres ...
KEGWORTH TULIP SHOW
... Tbe second meeting of the Keoworth Florist Society held at the bonce Mr. Sturgess, the Odd Fellow* Arms, on Wednesday. the 14th inst. The show of flower* whs of a superior description ; and the prizes were adjudged as follows: Feathered Bizarrfs.—Dac de Savoy, Mr. Geo. Hudson ; Surpass Catafalque, Mr. George Hudson ; Hlaclc Bagot, Mr. Joceph Smith ; Trafalgar, Mr. George Brantley ; Gaude ...
FRANCE and ITALY, BY SOUTHAMPTON. PORTSMOUTH. AND HAVRE-DE-GRACE. THI£ CAMILLA, ?? ?? . steam pack«t, ( Under ..
... ap officer in the Navy, one of VyiLL leave J^NEW LANDING r P^ S i^4#44ftETO?C. for HAVRE-DE- Thura^ay .j^>*«r-JH Ky, May so, 3 aftemoen, Monday Sumf i SaJGflpH Kcsday June 3, 6 even. Thursday Jon* fl, 5 jKg*S Kday June 0 8 even. Monday June 0, £ ?? June 10. noon. Thursday June 12, 10#o£i|Hridav June 13. 2 after. Monday June 16, 2 afWk. TPl 'uesday Jane 1?, 5 even. Thunday June 19, 4 after. | ...
ESSEX ADJOIBIED SESSIOW. THE GENERAL QUARTER SESSION of tbe Peace will be bolden by adjournment, at the >liire ..
... Chelmsford, on Tuesdaylhe 27th day of .Miy inst.. at ten ?? in forenoon, for the trial of Onenuers in custody or lufaer recognizances, of which all persons concerned are required to take Notice. Dated the find of May, 1834. PARKER, Clerk of the Peace. TO BE LET, UNFURNISHED, •f Genteel Family House, SITUATE ok VOS.TB KZtt, COICHESTMI. CONSISTING of Entrance HaH, handsome dining- room, c; ft. ...
FEMALE EMIGRATION to AUSTRALIA. -The tine teak built, ship, DAVID f£OT T .
... on the 10th i JUL] NE\ 1 . d t rt fo.SYD.EY. This ship .will be fitted no by the EMIGRATION Committee, acting under the sanction of tne secretary m State for the Colonial Department, expressly for the cmi- Wtyance of SINGLE WOMEN of good health and oh ira-tei , from ] 3 to III) years of age; the cost nf the passage, if paid here Is only .11. each, which Includes all charge for food an l ...
STEAM CONVEYANCE to DUNDEE and PfiRTH, calling off Scarborough, weather per- ,mm-g--TKe Dundee, Pwth, and ..
... PERTH, JOHN SPINK Cooimander, of 1,200 tons burden, and engines of 300- -horse power, will leave Loudon for the above nlacet Z THURSDAY MORNING uext, May S^fo? .Clock. Goods received aud berths may be secured st Dowee'f Wharf, Lower Ewst SmrtbfieM, from whence the ahips start ; and at the Bfuoch Offices. 61, Charißg-cross, and 6, King-street, Cheapside, where plans of the ships msy be seen, ...
HARROGATE SPAWS
... THE Inhabitants of and Visitors to HARROGATE, are most respectfully informed that the DART, Four Inside Improved Safety COACH, will recommence running for the Season on MONDAY NF.XI', Instant, leaving the BULL and 111 and ROSE and CROWN INNS, Leeds, TEN o'clock the Mornings (Sundays excepted.) and will arrive the Wellington ami Binna's Hotels, Low Harrogate, Twelve ©Clock at Noon. N B. 'lhe ...