... le ra ,D YSPBPTIC .AFFJ4CTIONS. C PUTLR'S OLING APHRIENT POWDERS hi: l produce an exil*preiy refreshing Efervescling Draught, an l- which is at the same limeu a Mild and Coolin Aperiecit, pe- an tr cu ...

... CnCUZLTY rTO ANI4AL5.-J. T. is one of those who feels as he ought to feel on the treatment to which horses and other animals are subjected by wretches who do not possess a tithe of the sense or good q ...

... rY Id BIltTHS. June 9, at Chard, the lady of S. Ware, Esq. a son and hei. se. J une 1), at Clifitoi the ladyrof Capt. B race, R. N. of a daughter. June 12, at Dowi es, the lady of Jamaes Wetvtworth Buller, Esq. r- of at son and h ir. It, June 14, at Iarringdon, Berks, the lady of William Bennett, Ot Esq. of a so5i. Id Jule 16, at 10, Burlington street, Bath, the lady of C. C. Elwes, by Esq. of ...

... LAS7 .,:iILDI;3 ; FROCKSJ TgAF S7u-sr 61,1917ES. I I I T to i;erI'Y respeoctf'lily ?? 5 rj jI, , !tS t' Derb~y ande its vicilzity, tilat they r re-tc' B3ridge, Corn Market. ho'0I ! ?? Cpes, C(lilars, Haibit Shirtsq d ?? j t ?? iroc3; :1td Frocli Bodies. Paris A:ilenlclnnes anrod L1islc Edging, I' 1. T'ird Ld Edlging, Spotted and Figured sC°'' \OCC'j'l (,'nzc anod Sarsoiet Ribbons, W1hite Sc1 * ...

... GEORGE BOOTH & SODN, W7ATCHIArAKrRS AN7D JEWELLERS, )Et1G leave. to retu~rn their best thanks to thel, Nobility', Gentry, 13) tid Pti'lir in, tttnerttl. for the extensive sitppori'tthey halve ai boen pleased to bestow aspon them.r Il tpls Tlerm they have been obliged to REMI~OVE to No. 82, Ii ?? Shop hit meldia ?? ?? Of thudil' fourmer one0, bid ~itti't'extnsiv 1irntiee-wet eG2 . devotes all ...

... THE KINTG'SFlOO1TIS. rp NOtuiit' anid Sicinry ire respectlhily informed, .- tile nrext ',BAJJ, tor the Season, will take plac n Thursday, .1 une 18th, being the Annivcrsaryy\a- terloo. Tickets 5s. c;h-b, to be had ot' Mr. lollingsvortth. Leader of the Orchestra M1r. Coote. C'arriags in talihig up, not allowed within the rails till called for. REl) hIUSE TAVERN, KlNGSTON. r1,1 S IIAWVGOf)O begs ...

... WANT PLACES. SCOACHMAN, by a middle-aged Man, Aswithoutincurnbrance, whol hasno ohjeclioo to the country, is perfect munster of his business, zing) will fiod its owre heroes if re- quird. an avenealy for yarsunexceptlousble charavter.- Address S. G3., Mr. King, ibrushb-ntaker, Charles-street, Manchester. square. SSTEWARD'S-ROOM BOY, or to be Asu. nder a Butler, a young tidt, ocedi 17 ;bus no ...

... .4e! L EL'DS AND YORKSHIRE ~ l~ ?? . A.4 S IRANCECOMPANT. CAPITAL, ~Pf ?? t~ (I~cA1\LiLTON.-The Public are respect. ?? ?? fully tinformued that the Rteceiptsfair Pt,lli- X-i ?? lallitig dt ic tit mlidnowitesr, or 24th ,ltaare readsy for Delivery at the Cant- Y . ?? 5ce, CornmtleritalI- Buitildings, stnd aloby ts air Agan ts in tile several Dis- Tue Terms of this Office will be found - M ?? ...

... W; ANTED,-A GOOD PLAIN COOK, fl'a Family in Portsmouth; she must have acheWecr, n from her last ?? to the Printer. IV = on t Just published, price 7s. 6d. Pr( s A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON *rE CUI,- we e TIVATlON OF THE VINE ON OPEN SE WALLS.-By CLEMENT HOARE. Or Longman and Co. London ; Mason, Chichester; Tay. tic r lar, Brighton; and Harrison, Portsmouth. e TOLLS TO BE LET. a TITCHFIELD AND ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. COLOSSEUM, Regent's Park.-NEW GRAND SCENERY is just opened to the Public, in addition to the varioos other Etxhibitions at this Establishmen~ft. No EXTRA ,:BAREo. Admittance to the whole 2s.;I to each separate port Is, N.B. The F191irti of ltord NELSON, III his own uniform, and the v'arioos Orders he wore, Is now to be s0cm III the Saloon of Arts. The tikeorss is ...

... * 0 be LET, ant e etered o r, ?? IL those very desirable PR E[GISES, sitetate in the parish of lrimsbury, and only separated front Danbury by the Clerwell and Oxford Canal, late in the ?? Of Mrxr- Tomiins and M rr. Jootn ?? house comtprises reakfoat, (lining, and dr aiwing ro oms, parlours, with marble chinney pieces, sitting room, 3 superior bed rogms, and 4 others; water and other closets, ...

... NvOTICE TO DIBTOZS AND CkflDaTORS. Lb Persons who stoodi indebted to THOMAS A RID1EY, lateof Allendale lown, in the County oF Northumberland, diceased, ave requested immediately to pay their respective Dcbis to Edward S. Holgasoen, Innkeeper, Allendale Town; acul John Clarke, of Lonkley Lodge, near Allendrale Town, being the Persons appointed by the Execiu- tors of the said deceased to receive ...