... i -HE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankruptcy, Tbearing date the 17th of November, 1835, awarded and issued forth against BOBERT AUGUSTINE BRAINE,ofthecityofOxford,saddlerand harness maker, dealer and chapman, intend to meet on the 20th day of April inst. at Eleven of the clock in the forenoon, at the Roebuck Inn, in the Corn Market, in the city of Oxford, in the county of Oxford, to audit the ...

... ROYAL CLARENCE VICTUALLING YARD. NE.AR GOSPORT, 3ist Mlarch, 1836. ~TOTICE is hereby ?? on TiiURSDAY NL~the 14th April neaet, I shall he ready to receive the d Tenders in uritinq, sealed up, and treat fr 0(11 Quarters of WHEAT, weigh ing 006 pounds per boshel 'it (overweight to be paid t'or), one-half' to be del ivereti in L~ le a fortnight fromn the day of (Contract, and the remainder A~ in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... H1AM PSHIRE, COUNTY IIOSPITAL. T T has beeu resolve'd by ?? of the County £Iiop hl tohol A FSTIAL for its benefit at W~in chestcr, on St. Luke's Day, the 18th of October next, that d the Centenary of its foundation. IlsGrace theARCHlISlOP o FCANTERBURY s has kindly consented to preach a SER NOW at the Cathe- dral ; after which a collection will be made at the doors. for the benefit of the ...

... SI1Pl9TON'- UPOAr-STOUJI. INEW CATTLE. FAIR vill be held on the A TfNINTI1 day-of.MIAY next, and on the Tenth day pf Mlay atssually.. . Thames Navigatlon.. Tenders for Timber. Ul ERSONSS disposed to furnish Timber, Plank, J &c. for the projected Weir at the head of Old Windsor Cut, and Oak and Fir Timber and Deals, for general pur- poses, to the Commissioners' Wharf awrifoirlow, may deliver in ...

... jjIRECT LONDON & B3RIGHTON RAILWAY. T ?? of the Electors of the Boroughl of Brighton Aand ltove, held at tile Town Hall, Brighton, ort SA- %IWAY0 March 5th, 1836, for the purpose of expressing their inion of ?? great importance it is to the interest of the g~rwugi and the Public at large, to ensure the success of the Piii in Parlianiat, for the tailroad projected by Sir John geanie, in ordet ...

... THE GOLDEIN FLEECE,, Tailoring, Drapery, and GEN~ERAL OUTFIT'Pj1 WAREH OUSE, 8 and 9, Camden Alley, Portsea, corner of Wiclkhaxnr.n- J JONES has great pleasure in returning his acknowledgments for the distinguished prefcree shcar b ini since his last Advertiscinent, antd begs most respectfully to acquaint his Friends and theuli rally, that he has now to offer for Sale an entire NEW STOCK of ...

... 0, O1 'nxn of W jM-9SP T HOLLINGSWVORTH respectfiully beg, a y lnounce the OPENtzXG of' the KINGS RZ Southsea, with a BALL, on Monday evening Iatfronac ' Mal IADaIIRLAT. SIR P. C. IENDERsov DuRHlAI re and LADV HPENDEnSONN DuiHAuGQl of Terms and Regulations of the Rooms as in Tickets for the Bali, 5s. each. t, SPRING FASHIONS. i - R fs. 31ATON' begs mnost respectfully t05 Ps 3/] the Ladies of ...

... WVYKEHAMlIST MiEETING. r IlE Anniversary Meeting of Wykehamiits will AL be holder, at the Thatched louse Tavern, St. James's- street, on Wednesday the Fourth of May, when all Noble- men and Gentlemen educated at either of the two St. Mary Whiton Colleges are requested to attend. STE WAIIDS. The Rev. Dr. WVILLIAM1S in the Chair. The Rev. Sir George Robin- Charles Bowdler, Esq. son, Dart. Hugh S ...

... ftb ri Ii 7'tED JIIAftAi1 kTA 6f 11iU6YTONf LADatS AND GESNTLEMUEN : Return respectfully and siceerely iby tbanks id you tf a the renewed mark of your confidence in met by re-electing me tb the office of vestry Cler8t. I have tile lonodir to ieinain. LADIES AND GENITLEMEN, Your obliged and faithful servant, SOM\ERS CEARRE. For nmy re-appointeniit 2 S 7 2 / Against . ?? .. 285 Ship-stimet, 7th ...