... Wlnterton. near Brigg, Lincoln- immedisttattentioo. Ti — nanted. A*. ASSISTANT « the GROCERY and nR APERY BUSINESS. A Young Man whohas _£i w_^nwento*te, ora Youth who has been a *^^^S?KSwSVf sober and ats-lT. habite, will m 7Zma***wZZ2^ Apply,Po-P«d,L-M. HersWOfficeJfod^ . WANTED* BY . Respectable Yoang Man, on the ?? L a«TV Situation a. BOOK-KEEPERwitb a -f - « an ASSISTANT toa Grooer and ...

... bring a satisfactory character for honesty, sobriety, and general good conduct^ (^f Apply to the Printer. March 21. 1638. CORN, MEAL, AND FLOUR WAREHOUSE. %/ s. , T. HODGSON BEG to acquaint the Inhabitants of Lancaster and tbe Neighbourhood, that tbey have commenced the CORN, MEAL, and FLOUR TRADE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At the Shop and Premises, No. 145, St. LEONARD-GATE, Wbere they hope, by ...

... Ten, and every suc- •v. Or.f sundav. Faro, chief cabin. U Sa. ; fore cabin, 11. lb.. Tor ?? the apply to Mr. G. Rahn, 4, Crescent, Miaories. Offices, 61, O, .ting-cross ; 37, Regent-circus ; and 69, Lombard-street. I r ptfE GREAT W ESTERN STEAM-SHI P j \L will LEAVE BRISTOL for NEW YORK, at Two o'Clock, I ...

... the Oth of April, the Railway will be OPENED for the conveyance ot Passengers and Parcels, between London and Birmingha.il and the intermediate places. The Fare by First Class Coaches, or Inside Places, for the whole distance, ?? Second Class Coaches, or Outride Places, ditto, ditto, 20s„ and In proportion for the intermediate distances. These Fares will include every charge, the Porters, ...

... Friends and the Public tbat he is now succeeded in his Business of BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, and PRINTER, 37. Briggate, Leeds, by Messrs MASON & SCOTT, and, as he has every reason to expect that the Busi- ness will be conducted to the entire Satisfaction of those who may favour Messrs M. and S. with their Custom, he most respectfully solicits, in favour of his respectable Successors, the ...

... Ten. Fare*, 2. 2a and 1/. lis. For freirht apply to Mr. G. Rahn, 4, ( rsscent, Minories, Offices, 61, Cbarinß-cros> ; 37, Regent-circus ; and G9, Lombard .treet THE GREAT WESTERN STEAM-SHIP will leave BRISTOL fer NEW YORK at Two o'clock on the 7th of April. For Freight, Passage, and further particulars apply to the Great Wetlem Railway Office, London ; Messrs. Gibbs, Bright and Co., Liverpool ...

... V AUCTIO X, la the coarse of two or three week. , UPWARDS of 300 OAK TIMBER TREKS, and about 20 Elm ditto, standing in severa ...

... ** *■*«»■ ?? ->■ --■ ?? \T,ir\Jj£^P*r*° Mr. G.Kahn, Or~ Minories. ?? 61 r hj-riM-cros- t 37. Ke-r« nt-circus ; and 6!i. Lombard-stre. t. CTKA-VfCONYEi AJVCE to SAN SEBAS- J«IAN SANTANDER, CORUNNA, and CADIZ, for (jOOl).Naii- PASSENGERS— The Steam-ship WILLIAM FAW CETT, MWtom s, and 1W horse p.. wer, will receive goods and pas- senf-en* for the abore ports, and will start from off Easulane ...

... ness of Breath, Dispersion of Phlegm, Hoarseness, Whtezings, and all complaints ths Chest and Lungs, and are infallible Remedy for the Hooping Cough. THE OCCULT LOZENGES are preventive and destroyer of the incipient seeds of corrupt Consumption, and in confirmed Asthma or Chronic diseases of the Chest, they afford immediate relief as well in all Pulmonary complaints. For Hooping Cough they ...

... passage, and further ?? «i-plv ai the Great Western Railway Office, London : Mean. Gibbs, Brirht aifd Co., Liverpool; Messrs. Hamilton's, Glasgow; Mr. R. Hall. Cock, and 90., Claxtob, Great Western Steam-Ship Office, Bristol- TOJIi \KW YORK. The GREAT JT WESTERN. Captain HOSKEN, R.N., will sail on SATUR- DAY, tin Stst in. t., ft-ooi London, aud ob Saturday, the 7th of April, from Bristol Has ...

... the work of the ship has been so completely retarded, that the Directors feel reluctantly compelled to refuse any further orders for admission, beyond those already Issued. The Ship leaves Bristol on the 7th of April. CHRISTOPHER CI. AX TON, R.N., March 23,l WML Managing Director. COMMERCIAL STEAM PACKET COM- PANV_—The ANNIVERSARY DiNNK.it of the SHARE- HOLDERS at.d FRIENDS of the above ...

... the 9th of April, the Itailway will be OPENED for the conveyance ot Passengers and Parcels, between London and Birmingham and the intermediate places. I he Fare by First Class Coaches, or Inside Places, for the Whole distance, .'los. Second fbifs Coaches, or Outside Places, ditto, ditto, 205., and in pr portion for the Intermediate distances. These Foes will include every cha: ge, the Porter- ...