... of Hooey In the highest perfection, which readers it agreeable to the most delicate stomach,and from its salubrious properties it preserves the lungs from the effects of damp and putrid air in this variable climate; it stills tlie most tormenting cough, procures rest, and quickly produces free and gentle expectoration. constantly takes off the fever, clears all obstructions of the breast and ...

... Lease and Release, sad Assignment, bearing data respectively the IDtJj tad days of February, 1630, the Release and Assignment being made between tba said Robert Stablmi, of the flrst part; John Haruiko, of Bridling* toa*Quay, tbe Parish of Bridlington, in the said County York, Bsqaire, John WoaMAtaO.of Pulford, (be saaaa County. Esquire, and Jamb of Poston aforesaid. Geatleman, second part. ...

... GiROCER, TEAL DEALIER, &C. KING STREET, SUDBURY, O~FFERS his grateful thanks to Ida numierous Friends for ?? the distinguished support he has received in'the above Business and respectfully trkformsthenl that he has taken into partnership his-late Assistants, Messrs. RICIID. FENN, and J. W. WELHAM, and trusts that the same patronage with which he has so long been honored will be continued to ...

... lust Vuablished, titee 3X. 6d. bouuad, A LATIN GRAMMAR, founded on the Eton, and ar- ranged in a Tabular Form to facilitate reference and assist the memory, with notes and an explanation of the i Grammnatical and Rhetorical Figures in more general use. By the Rev. GEORGE TAYLOR, D.C.L. I Master of Dedhanm School, SECONOD EDITION, London: Roake and Varty, 31, Strand; and Taylor, Colchester. THE ...

... Medical Man, of 20 years' standing, with a large A I MEDICAL DrSTtICT, is in want of an APPREN- TICE.-For particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Telfer, druggist, &c. Corn Market, Oxford. LL persons having any claims or demands on the I A Estate of JAMES GARRETT, late of Banbury, Oxfordshire, inn-holder, deceased, are requested to forward the same to Mr.' Richard Bignell or Mr. ...

... HIE public are respectfully acquainted that the T BLEiMEIMI COACH to STOW leaves the Unicorn Inn, Stow, every morning, at Six o'clock; the loyal Oak, Chipping-Norton, at Seven ; and arrives at the Star Hotel, Oxford, at 20 minutes past Nine. From Ox- ford, through Wycombe, and arrives in LONDON at half- past Three, to the Bull and Mouth, St. Mlartin's-le.Grand. It leaves the Bull and Mouth, on ...

... AL L persons having any claim or demand against C. D. YONGE, Esq. late of St. Mary hall, are re- quested to send the particulars thereof to Mr. George Racks sturw, solicitor, Oxford. To the Members of the University of Oxford. R. LUKYYN, Matriculated Resident Dentist to the University, begs the honour to announce he has constant attendants at Cowley House, long-experienced prac- titioners of ...

... ferks Lent Assizes, 1S360 !1TOTICE is hereby giveu, that his Majesty's Jus- 1 tices appointed to hold the Assizes and General Gaol Delivery for this County, will open their Commissiorr at the Town Hall, in Reading, in the afternoon of Wednesday the 24th day of February instant, and will go to Church on the following morning to attend Divine Service; and both Courts will sit for the despatch of ...

... ANTI-MLNDICITY SUUIET'Y, U.&t vte. THE Annual General Meeting of the Subscribers Pto this Society will be holden (by the kind permission of the Mayor) at the Town Hall, on Thursday next the 25th inst. at Two o'clock. By order of the Committee, Oxford, FIeb. 19, 1U136. R. J. SPIERS, Secretary. MUSIC ROOM, OXFORD. Mr. MARSHALL H ESPECTFULLY announces to the Nobility and RE.. Gentry of the ...

... igON, Chemist and rflwugkgst, 3,sT. LEM1ENT'S STREET, 'ost respectfully to announce to the Nobility 1V ,ioefltry of the County, and to the M.embers of the V nd inhabitants of the City of Oxford, that he *I erilty d busines in the above line, near Magdalen a, C'rge, he trustS. by strict attention to any commands ?? he may be favoured, and by supplying genuine hliterhted articles, at a moderate ...

... Toa bev 57ct, Unfurtnished, TA-N~-YMArd NI JN. ?? of I laolltechid , vriihin three ethos of teciyof I5;M!or, c istolngof four govt1 bed- A looio ilwO 1parnitrsitcl kitchen, cellar, tiod dtiirY, I W tf li st e si ib,1 and( coaclt-honos. 'TI hero Pa pal'ln, trill Soentkd, aind about 33 scres of faod. M t L ii ?? ofifeautinante r i i ih',1 rkaloil C stle, aind adljaten tsrentry. lii'xx11 ts \\h t ...

... Morth and South Wales Bank. NOTICE, IS MUMEBY GIVEN r ilAP tthis BAN K will be Opened at C.xnNkavoN .Y rand l I.I, on or about tle 18th day oA1Y aext, under the Superintendency of responsible Ma- I' Itagels. JOHN SUDLO\V, I Liverpool, 16th April, 1836. Secietary. m To be Let, Furnished, Genteel Eesidence, delightfully situated in the A environs of Luanrwst, consisting of three parlours, a ...