... Se o, The pressure of local and general news of interest precludes elce tho insertion of a sensible letter on the Ballot, ' bearing the the Cambro-British signature, GELYN Gosceizs. tre Is the able correspondent who signs himself LoonA person- cr ally k wn to us ' If not, why not ? We ask, not to re- satisfy idle curiosity, but th'at by coocert his communica- ew tions may be more ...

... ELECTION MATTERS -We are much obliged to several corre- spondetnts who have sent us Information respecting elec- tion proceedings at different places, and we regret that the Pressule of Such intellige ...

... 9 tt N' A i ,hl) a mno~tderate-sized WVAR'E- V t 110; .ME, in ;a eat r it situiationl: Nornl Liglits otuilit'b prIefTt,:-Alreo, Ii. ?? & C.. at the Ptriotmt'- ' x5;s)T ?? \VA ,N? )ROF iNS IteO - 1:!w;° o:, t)1-: ' o't > tad lvi i t ?? onil ito- W A ;,J;NTEA,1), a ct ^L(Ive tllidi c({'tlllV SlIt VANT Of \ X ' of:l11 Wo.rk. Ool tel til. ~llR$ el' ;vii r-: ' tllt, ll oul(l i)( Ivfvrred.v.d - 11 ...

... TO PURLCONS. r0o be LET, GARRICK TAVERN. eli sblysituated jit T in Great Charlotte-street, opposite the efltre Gates of the New Market. Inmediate possession ?? ?? a the Premaisev. 0 be LET, an excelle ...

... MINERAL S.UC.CEDANEUM, FOS FILLING IOCLYETRrtEz WrITHOUT 'PAIN, IATjON : PaRESSeURP, AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Placed without )virei, Sprimgs o, any other. Ligatwus. -/1ODNS. MALLAN and- SONS. ...

... 'r1) B NNKEIllS, MERCILANTS AND OT'IlERS. I ) ?? CAlk PETl BAG, betreel, Maui- o ?? Si,,ea sl'iltl, on, 'l'ilaolav la.it conltaining, otir 'i Ut,, lebi~ds. 'I 13ill to' £I, d~r~wloll ho' It. antol ?? i 000, (li >'N U cati,~li porl-illue. 11)1nltiln aepellted by li~ ?? wost, ?? to Nsrt. ttarard aod Co., FUNERAL SERMON. r ¶) M1O1RRO\V', (SUNDAY, Jan. 25,1835) r l.':iiM(ti1 be Preo lhed in the ...

... e: PRINTING AND STATIONERy. of ke 1GERTON SMITH and Co. 68, Lord-street, hari, by made very considerable additions to their great var )Y. of Types, are enabled to execute Book-work, Catalegne be Circu ...

... T HE admirable effects of the establishment al- T ready existing in this town, for the education of boys by religious men, must naturally inspire the wish, in every friend of religion, to erect a similar establishment for the education of females. The great importance of such an establishment must be evident. The female would here imbibe the true spirit of virtue; she would acquire, both from ...

... b DISPOSED OF, a well-establi edSCHOOL, T fnbTaxteth-park, with ?? ?? tures, which will be sold ?? Mr. H. BANER, Jtniglst-street. ?? be SOLD. a very handsome GRAY MARE. Tising 1 15i hands high, si:x y ...

... g g - Butztfo. - C=LASS JfALS A 'D COMMI~ERCIA AODlEY. 77. GREAT GEORGE-S EET. /ljjESSRS. SORLEY'S SCH was RE.OPENED A^JJ .L. on MONDAY, the 5th instan -~ Mlr. JOHN SORLEY can acco simodate 'two addit ...

... J. B. PALMEUR' escf~~ t~siuc that his A D n t, the 2thth2ihnlo.- A-tetdnandb ononr1;day at ynao1kJ ?? mnrningsamd arernod Private Lessousin slzinp or udil acn r e ttehussie to the convenience of the p ...

... - 5yFH:O1VIAS 1JAYLOR, JUN. .yESPEC TUZLY aunounces to the Inhabitants of . Preston and its vicinity, that he has opened an l atablishmen in the TEA AND GROCERY busi- ness, at No. 104, FiSHERGATE, where he will con- stantly have on Sale a choice assortment of Goods in the above line, selected from the best Markets, and offered on the most reasonable Terms. T. N. solicits a trial of his Goods, ...