... 33LATXDON, GATESIHEAD, ,11D 132UN XL&ILWAY- COTICE is hereby given, lliat a further Call of X2 per ha~ (r Ii w Cen , on tecapital of tile Cons. panl ) w'as madle upon theu share.ivoldi'rs of the Blaydioti, Gates- hIIi, ?? Cntllpany, by the Directors of thle caitt Company, atj . jeiiig hield this 2,1,th Day of' Juite, s'535. And thle silid DirectlirS iid direct andi appoilit. that the Monics ...

... FASIIIONABLE DANCING. 2- w. a. WAWC 'U=CE]2WEiRLOT S lSPEC'I'FUJLLY infnnriq his Friends ontl the Pilbi. , I is ACADEiM , LllNE -STilEcT AS- suEorlil.\ HoIi(), will rc opo2n 0il Saturdany tile Silri of Auttulst, rt t;>ur o'clorl;, Holc'ri'iCt'S Call be intide to all tile first Ln~lics' Seilaries aud Gentlemlenl's Establishments in Pres- toil. Families annd Schools attended within tbiriy miles. ...

... NOTT'S FLEXIBLE POCKET TABLET is an improvemcnt on the Porcelain Tablet, combining the advan. tages of lightness and greater portability with an equally smooth surface, and being made of flexible materials, is NOT LIABLE TO .REA.- Ihis lablet is suitable for the purposes to which Gentle. men's Memorandum Books are usually applied, and, from its lightness and elegance, is peculiarly adapted for ...

... -AU3CTION. For no me Consumnption or Exportation. AUCTIO1Nf jHALT, 7, CASTLE-PLACE, BELFAST. To Builders, DrugZgo-ists, Painters, Oil and Colour- men, Ship- Chaszlers, Wheel- fWights, Inkeep- ers, Shopkeepers, Private Families, and Others. To he Sold by Auction, On WEDNESDAY, 15th July, commencingat I I o'clock precisely, A LARGE anml Exceflent Mpk of PAINTERS' COLORS Ground in -l9mprising ...

... TESTIMONIAL To the 1Rev. 1Fleteber Blakely y. 7HE SUBSCRIBERS to the FUND for presenting' T a PUBLIC TESTIMONIAL to the Rev. F. BLAKE LY, on account of his zealo continued, and efficient exertions in the cause of IsLIGMoUs LISERTY, are requeste tomeetin tbeR 1U .C v trUUmcU UJh the Comrnmissioners, COMMERCML BUILDINGS, on FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at TH REE o'clock precisely. (280) ...

... 'il H I lt0 lT AG X is ii )3p,;l I A5L t1:. -,SiMItiII t1) tit LIl 1 West tt d '1 i a s 1It ?? (Jleri cacl i Iti a At cn itti o amttt'it Itta'L Di llhe, widII l I` 111. Teihl odo;tse 'Zhet ?? tk ?? I tirIijslk~lc], hrtt w~ill he Let withe oi- ?? PORTtllER AND) ALE, 5 A'IFOW1P 11ILIVAITUfJ' IC Oti Tiiuisihtylisr, tlie~ 21 da;' of Jufl , tlwrii ivill be Sold bty a1IH~ ?? Wii~ SI'liw~k' 1)1 ...

... ±- ln1a AND UGRZOMWON na7J7AWAY CO1PBAUFT. _- . . . ?? : R(IM London Iridge (pasing tlon the Greenwvieh and i Croydon Railwtys. and thence by a continuation near psonr Leatherhead Doelring andL Shorehanr) to Brighton, power to make a branch1 ?? * ith tbe South- ilto Railivay, near Kingston, for thc convenincne of Paseen- ar'd Gt ools, fromn tire Wec-eold of tire Mletropplis. th c fi st General ...

... IULSOON BE RM E, ' - E Circular PANORAA Of. FLO- VtNC, ,nthe It~oud, displaying every lbeau. rNRF9CE fot I-hand. Private Edtrce.ie tat d intresting Pl Efi i thi ma f:,iret IF Ea til Ciisaotnter power ofI asO ithost the Public b- vifg -he . Pa's % By~ N~ n uy13 l~o, who,.nl~ Al ?? Repe esrtatn. A Gentle, siainga Forecewil attend and giveevery explrina- has been r8 o sthe morn ing till eight ...

... ,el 1 B. CO'>LB01URNl~E, ry, IRO1\NMy ONATGE1, BAZIE`R, ,Sc. lie DREGS to return his warmest thanks to his friends, m- JD the inhalbitants of Shipoton, and its vicinity, for the tid liberal favours he has received for the last half century, and, on retiring from business, recommends to their patronage gil his son-in-law, Mr. 11. SAT.L, for whom be respectfully ty. solicits a continuance of ...

... 7fE MISSES YOUNG respectfully iform thleir ybi'nd.o and~' till P'ublic, that their Schoo oI 1the 11ard aind rdileati101 of V atoln Ladlo will hle RlcIopeaod aL] Th orsday~, VIii 7'I'ig:i-'1hire of jl.Lcct,16, East Ii 31c.JulyAl7 . rdMRS. WALKEBERS School frYug~ Laie. I dei'aooie N 00.' lall, will ?? ol te 1'~fpo'o2sloalia-Giilderso~ll , J,1% lv1th, 11115. F-P-NIE TM'ISSES U!.OQTHA1?Tw.seil ...

... REFOSRM ASSOCIATION.-The Rooms of the Association are, for the present, at No. S New Palace yard, and will be, after the 20th of July, at No. 3 Cieveland row, St James's. The Forms, Manuals, &c. published by the Association, may be bad of Messrs Ridgaway, Booksellers, Piccadilly. JAMES COPPOCK, Serebitry. 8 New Palace yard, Westminster, 10th July 18S5. R E F 0 R M 1E R S! PLAIN DIRECTIONS for ...

... u 13. St. Mary's qate, Derby. ISs FRANCIS respectfully ?? J .lt her Sc1oOL will re~commence oWrThursdaay, of july, 88C thJone, 1:85 ;7NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, 15 Green Lane, Derby. I it HiISSES HALL intend re-opening their bool on Friday, the 31st of July. SC ,ment of Terms, with References, may be had at A L AS, Chemist, Rotten Row, or at 15, Green Lane. Vrbys June 30, 1835. THlE MISSES AGARD ...