... PARTIES desirous Contracting for the different Works in the Erection of Church, purposed to be built near Msnningham, a Field in the Townships of Bradford and Manningham, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. rosy see the Plans and Specifications the Office of Mr. RAWSTORNE. Arrhitect, Manchester Rued, Bradford, from Monday,the 2.lrd inst., to Monday, the 6ih day of April, on which day sealed ...

... -n ?? ol 500 ton, burden and 200 horsa _. D DI Neill . Commander, haviug state cabins on deck and , ; of™- «vi_ ,eavt her Moorings from off the ?? ROTTERDAM, on SLNDAY MORNING next, at Ten ?? ~ ,. f , ri - 3 Sunday during the season. Fares to Mayence 31. ?? Frankfort 31. 16s. Hid. Tickets and home at a considerable reduction. For particulars Mr ■-. May, 123. 1 enchurch- tr-el : Me_sr-. ...

... Whltringham, to sail from GRAVESEND on the 15th ot GtrS. 1, * he flne teak Ship MINERVA, 1000 Tons, JOHN fh„ c_, °nimander, lying in the East India Import Dock. *tt*rt p was we k o*» ii in the Company _ Service, and is I** torrLH? wi,h every attention to the comfort and accommoda- st V n olp taaenger». i ll_ir, r Fre ?? or Passage apply to Messrs. Arbuthnot and I «••»_ ,Great St. Helen's ; ...

... INDEPENDENT WEST MID- r iJLwSX ABW RANCI COMPANY, far the fol- ihr Cauuty ef leek, vis. :— ■ ia.ii ~ •» •** ■■■ J■• the SscftETAt J7, g^fcgoar. ?? feq__ace, Loudon. y»WooulMrrc-m_ -__u». THE GIEAT NORTH OF ENGLAND ft* ILW ?? COMPANY are demrons of receiving ?? far ate Supply at Permanent SLEEPERS. OtUamsL ■aa_faahOuk.Aah.tr Elm. for their Railwa> . tr* e_ti--ad « *_fc i ml parts of the ...

... FROM NEW YORE. 15th April. 19th March. ?? 4th June. 9th May. re* 25th July. Ist July. ifl 12th September. ISth August. Ut 7th November. 10th October. Bth December. ,r Kr For Freight, Passage, or further information, apply at 1 1 Bristol— To Christopher Claxton. London— T. M. Ward, Great Western Railway Office, i k Liverpool— Gibbs, Bright, and Co.. North John-street, i Glasgow— H. B. Webb, ...

... nd the RHINE. h ?? > ; rii '. M'twcrp. or o**ten_.-_iedue*d Fares.-The L .OK, ; T^u U ?? ?? STEAM-BOATS of the M DDI 'ViMYF \ V l , ( - OMP ?? tr the LOWER a-vd * ?? * \ $r*f* Propelled by low-pres_ure engines . , ?? ; - l -'J and Mlll *vi > ?? ana fitted up iv the most ' modi is manner, have commenced running from Uw Rhine, and passengers may be honked ?? -1 a, a: the low, st rate., ...

... sL Zl'L H T* I a,,d peditious than bs ■ «*»lng of time effeet^T, '' ,- milei ' shorter, and there beini hours. Forfre^r^ . ea, ' hl »s' Cologne of upwards of 41 «nd Sim.. ii • amf ?? ,J ' toe Loudon agents, Messrs. Light* 67. Uu,., -fhwue. ?? aeC^V: ° ffi ' es - S 3 - Kenchurch-Mreet' pw ?? information 2A A' w U i Ke g«-nt-ci.-cu s , Piccadilly, when '• KLm, toM^ri? - b l i obtamed - ...

... fV goodness to appoint an early day for holding COUNTY MEETIKG to consider of an Address Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness Prince Albert, to congratulate them oq their trriage : — PETRE bray brook bayleigh WESTERN WILLIAM B. PETRE CHARLES PETRE EDWARD BOWYER SMyTH GEORGE HENRY SMYTH THOMAS BARRETr LEXNARD JOHN TYSSEN TYRELL THOMAS WILLIAM BRAMSTON GEORGE PALMER CHARLES GRAY RQUND ...

... ''nformity with the By-law of the said Company, chap. 7, c * o.__ fliat the following Proprietors of Fast India Stock, eiualified gentile to law, h»ve signified in writing to the Secretary tlieir Jireof beeomrng CANDID \TKS at the ensuing Flection of •Directors, on WEDNESDAY, the Hth of April next, viz.— PATRICK VANS AGNEW, ?? C.H. Major General SIR JAMES LAW LUSHINGTON, G.C.& GEORGE LYALL. ...

... Passengers landed at Ryde Pier without the incon- venience of Boats. Medina, George i**jr, Malmesbury, Duke of Buccleugh, and Princess Victoria. r jMIE Public _re re-.peeitullj inlnrme .:» that lhe above nanvd Steam Packets will ( sea-be' pem.itiingi iun as lollops (Sundays excepied) until lurther notice, viz. : — SOLTHAMPTON toCOWES cX-Sk AFT B ERN ' ?? 8' C ...

... S-u_av,'M_-ch 15 i ,l «*^>. March 13 Wednes..a\ March 25 f™*. . ?? 20 kfter which trim London, v* J « _ Moiuia > ■ March 30. he- aj x^ndon even biuidev, f rom Havre ?? w _ d _ l*™jB&Z£2F * ?? l ° Bmeu lud Ed ?? Brokar., 66. .utedto. uW ?? 1 1 T>. t P0 , W ' erful and tir => l -'-ate Steamships H VMBURGH— cTrrTT ! Lkc^ l, . slo ' u llr ue r Tower for- a_ I Saturday e_rly S__S ?? Mai K ...

... on we 12th, and PLYMOUTH the 20th of April, direct for SYDNEY. . The teak-ship MARY* ANNE, of 800 tons burden, THOMAS BOLTON. Commander, will sail from GRAVESEND on the 10th, and from PLYMOUTH the 18th of May, direct foi SYDNEY. The new Ship HIMALAYA, of 500 tons register, H. BURN, V°mmnnder, will Sail from GRAVESEND on the 7th, and jrom PLYMOUTH the 15th of June, for PORT PHILIP and SYDNEY. ...