... BRIGHTON RAILWAY (WITHOUT, A TUNNEL). V ItI CUNDY's Petiton for leave to bring in a Bill for 1tD a Railway from the Metropolis to Brighton, having been referred to the Committee of the House of Commons ap- pointed to enquire into the relative merits of the various proposed lines for a Railway to Brighton, the provisional Committee of the Company, formed for the completion of the same, do not ...

... Just ready, THE M A S C A RI N H A S. A Novel. By the Author of The Prediction. Smith, Elder, and Co. Cornhill. A NEW NOVEL. Yr Coghland, 5 King William street, Strand, has jast published, TIHE YOUTHFUL IMPOSTOR. A Novel, in 3 vols. Founded on the Adventures of the Fortunate Youth. By GEORGE W. M. REYNOLDS. Price 1Z. Is. Just ready, a New Edition, thoroughly revised and considerably ...

... PA INTINGS. UJNDER THE PATRONAGE Or jiqs GRACE THE DUKE O, DEVONSH)'RE, L be exhibited in lcrby, about the middle of April, pwards of 100 tae similes of the prin- pCTURES in the l~oavre, ant? itl the AMuseulms at h ,JI67t and Amsterdam A ^Ctalogre fully descriptive and biographical, will be parblslied.l 97, Co tN MAH KE '9,&To1'(N 1i ALL CELLAR~S. W WILLIAM COx in 1 4-OUNCiES to the Public ...

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... / sTHE BRISTOL ASYLUM, oR SCHIOOL Or INDUSTRY FOR TU1E BLIND, INSTITUTED, 1793.' Incorporatei Ly Act of Parliarent, ISS-322. THE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the T Donors and Subscribers will be holden at the ASYLUM, in Lower Maudlin-lane, on TUEcSAy, the 3d (day of Slay next, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving a Report from the CoLmmittee, and of electing Officers for the ensuing Year. A ...

... PUBLIC AM USEMENTS.I SOCIET1Y of BRITISH ARTI'STS.-The THdIRTKEN'rH EXHIBITION of the SOCIETY of BtRITISH ATIrSTS, Sulolk.street. Pall Alual East is OPEN tO tise Public from Nine tilt dash. Admilssion Is. -T. C. iOFLAND, Sec. BRITIISH INSTI'I'19'Ii''lN, Pa II M #all.-TIhe GA 1.1KWI iortlb - FXIIlt'ilt)lN neil SAIE of hlt- ORiS of Il~tITI 1 ltfi 1 ...

... it. b.1 Head Quarters, Woodstock, April 29th, 1836. HE First, or Queen's own Regiment of Oxford- T shire Yeomanry Cavalry, will assemble for eight days' j training and exercise at WVoodstock, on Saturday the 7th of J May, at Three o'clock in the afternoon. The Captains of j Troops will give the necessary orders to their Troop Sergeant N Majors. The Regiment will be inspected on the 14th of r ...

... Dtis Order transbrnr'g Iui~etN - the General Quarter Sissions' ,r- ?? WatDlgislii I of th e Peace of oar Sovereign 'Lord eas .Vision 14191 to Hnle Di. jthe T~ing.. holden at Oxford, in and for ed. visofllfor.Spliiatls~ the County of Oxford, on Monday in the fli. 310ti ?? first Ireek next after the 31st day of March, the in the sixth year of the reign of our 9overbign Lord-William: 901. the ...

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... MAT OF SALA ALVR.ESD. A superior Chesut Carriage Horse, 7 years old, PHAETON, WITH TURN-OVER SEAT, Set of Harness, TC., TIc. At the Mectory, Stonhalt Palv. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By JAMES PAYNE, On Friday, the 6th of Way, 1836, (Instead of Wednesday the 4th, as advertised last week,) PART of the valuable Household and other Effects, J of the Rev. T. B. PAGET; comprising a grand piano forte, by ...

... x / iJ rMATHEMATICS. *; t'the following Gentlemen, who attende'l Mr GALBRAITI-H'S Chsses during the Wointer Session, just terminated, Prizes have been a warded, 2f- ter a well-contested Competition :_ 1. MIr William Rqbison and Mr Andrew Sunith, Ber- wickshire. equal. 2. Mr John Young, Perthshire. 3. Mr.Wm. B. Young, do. 4. AMr Robert Espinasse, Edinbtir-h. 5. Air Graham, Lacon, Nurfolkshire. ...

... 'Vi' and SONS, SURGEON- iV?L DENTISTS, ?? their patients and the public in ?? fortloehetteraeoomrnedationoi ?? ronoeclicO, they hayc heen induced to OPEN AN() ['HER EnTABLISP2IENI' at No. tO, Ludgate-hiti. City, ?? the Belie Saunage, whore one of the firm may be consulted doily; and OS i??li as at their Old Estahilohoneut No 32 Great Rri?seU.5tt'eCt, !ttenmthiiry, inhere they contiiiue to ...