... I, R. BOOTLE, STAY ANrD CO(RSBT MAfAKER, No. 61, Sr. ANN-STREET, LtVERPOOL, 1 ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Pres- ll ton that Mrs.r Bootle will be at the Castle Inn, ZWEDNESDAY) the 15th instant, and will remain It seek with a Fashionable assortment of STAYS Itthcir inspection. 1ETF.R LELy, by Reubens, out of Stella, by t Sir Oliver, Scotilla by Anvil, Scota by Eclipse, lirnony by Herod, ...

... a ;r j A DAILY GOVERNESS-3- WANTED. Apply to tho Printers. To AGRICULTURISTS, OTHERS. J. CLARKSON, GROCER & TEA-DEAL.ER, 1, FItARGATE, Iqo returning his sincere thanks to those nume . r us friends who have so kindly flavorrvd him I vith their support, wishes to acquaint t iern that he bas received his annual supply of Red and White VLO ?? SFE). TSEEoDL, T a antiL RYE GRASS, &E., which he can ...

... TO BE LET, /AtII ItalY 1,T Cdlii' ed apon at i1fyJ )net, , ?? -T SHOP ?? HOUSE No. 14. Lune street, SHrEe P of Fleet str~Ct, ad( near to the Curti cht('O ?? Fleuse is in good repair, and the Slip ~lvv anotd for bnasfless ?? ses. Sopr falte,, partiCularS apply 01o t p ;pril 17thJ 1835- 1Y A IN TOBE SOLD BYACTO ~O15 EADY ltQNE, IIy. T WRlEN, H(°-oe s1ie late JMr John anolel, Gar. f renee ato ?? ...

... Of alrvod, neet Presto,, LTL RECEIVE RENTS, and take the V IANAGEASENT OF ESTATES, anti othbr ropety eiept -Cottages, for two per cent. t CxonC ?? *eference will be VGVEg S OF ESTATES neatly and correctly lade by a competent person upon similarly low lr)tch 25th, 1J83, 7 FRANCES PARREB, (Widow' of tlte late Georga Parker,) ETURNS her sincere thanks to her Friends Jj ii1i the Public in general ...

... R. BOOTLE, / STA' AND CORSET MAKER, No* 61, ST. ANN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, 1 :pE CTFULLY informs the Ladies of Pres. 1i2 li tbat M'rs. Bootle will be at the Castle Inn, a Wrnj.SDAY tile 1511 instant, and will remain on vcik with a Fashionable'a'isortment of STAYS {,dtellir iraspeCtiO~* .i TO A G;IUCULTURISTS 4 OTihERSf. /, J. CLAURESON, GI0CEII & TEA.DEALER, 11, FRIARGATE, ,S retsrning his ...

... /5 TO EE Lv'ET, .lih_ Possessiid Oi 1i' 1tst of JMay, I 830, LL that commodious NIESSIJAGE or DWEL- A LING-H OUSE, situnte in NVater-street, in Preston, adjohlilig the Black Swan, and a WARE- H(IUSME behind the same, now in the occupation of Mr. John Hawkins. The above Premises are well adapted for carrying on the basiness of a Cotton M in ufacturer. For Further Particulars apply to Nlr. ...

... M' MR- BUCKINGHAM, 1\¢. P., II AVING been invited by the Literary Institu- l tion of Leeds to deliver.his New Course of LECTURES on the New Routes about to be opened for STEADM COMMUNICATION between GSEAT BUt- TATN and our Vast Possessions in INDIA, will avail ilinlself of the opportunity of the prolonged Par- liamelltary recess, to fulfil a promise long since ralale by him, of coming over to ...

... I1?'9RMWATION TO THE PUBLIC !r l$ E is now a general complaiit that Good I- CO+FEEL cannot be had at die very highest prices, which no doubt arises from the common practice of adulterating it with an article called Chicorce, I respectfolly beg leave to state that I am now selling COFFEES of the finest quality, fresh roasted, free front any adulteration, at tie following prices, and of which I ...