... the followiug note iu this Standard Your obedt. servant, J. Dack. To the Officers and Brothers of this district the Independent Order Oddfellows. 41 Gentlemen,—An adverse decision has been come by the last district committee, respecting my application fur a dispensation to open Lodge at my house. A* that application was according to the rules of the Order, 1 also, with many other*, feet ...

... the Custom JPIJUse or Tower, for— ,rr I HAMBURGH, carrying Her Majesty's Mails, every W ednesday ?? 5 Saturday, early in the Morning. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, carrying Her Majestys Mails, ?? Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock .^L-ejNTWERP, BRUSSELS, and COLOGNE, every Thursday, 3daf w OSTEND, and BRUSSELS, every Wednesday and Saturday I lorn in jr. I HAVEE, every Wednesday ...

... manufactured on tbe principle. ?? Lre acquired for them snch ...

... ??Z2£? Su * m >*»> of the GENERAL -p.e-.did ?? AT !^ «>MPANY, having each a spacious an.i he ' «' l V^s- detached from the sleeping cabins, and T-WPT even ?? i m^ l ?? leave from off the Custom House or ?? _ _-ov ?? and Saturday morning, at 6eveu o'clock, The m!t\ F v V -^E D >'ESDAY, April 8. The.c ?? h_.e .leg_» AY « 4P* H- r,-re-t c..i-re5.,,„,.10i._ 7 _ ex ?? accommodations, and are ' ...

... having superior accommodations for pas- T_f_T V?* * tot * cabint - *fll leave from off the Tower i l\ I\ iT* S' Morm »g. Eight, with goods and passengers MAVKL.— tor particulars as to freight apply to Messrs. Red- heau arid fe, Hers Trinity-square, Tower-kl.-ioffices, 37, Regent- circui ; and %, Lou, bard-street. \ N T WERP~anoni^RiriNE-^the G^eTal i ?? S ) | M! » Navigation Company's ...

... they have taken the ises as above, (lately occupied by Messrs. J. Coe Tco. Hatters,) and intend carrying on the Business ,11 its' branches. j B. and Co. also beg to 6tate that their present j; consists of HATS, CAPS, &c. &c, in every va- os of shape, quality, and price, both of their own [.jjufacture, and selected from some of the most emi- jj, London Houses. Tiiat their system of doing ...

... Ckrittianity from ' _«PrRV FOUTIKI RKAtITT, _»c ♦RIESTRULE. *Mr liog ...

... bdy of the Electors of this Ceunty to com lorwaid asa Candidate for the honour of representing it in Pa liament on the next vacancy that may occur, I cannot hesitate to accede to so flattering a request, and accept the large and un- solicited offer of suppe.rt by which it is accompanied. lam warmly attached to the Church of England, and moat 'ixlous that the various obstacles by which its ...

... at the PRINCE'S HALL, Truro. WEDNESDAY, tlie 22nd instanti The Court will sit on the fttst day ai Twelve Clock al Noon, and on every Other day at Ten in t Forenoon precisely. Tke Vice- Warden will, on tht first ddy of the ■ttinqs. take motions in Equity and consent caltscs, the second and every other day until disposed of, mall Debts and Nisi Priu* Cutset .- after which ruses in Equity. ...

... J Tr^fV? 1 * to at the Jerusalem *tra_r to Jonn °nri g ^2 ; ° ?? T Heath, 134, Fenchurch- 2^^icho_a_?U, S ...

... on FRIDAY NKXT, the 24th of April. The Right Hon. EARL STANHOPE will take the Chair at 12 ?? precisely. Seats reserved for Ladies. . _ N.B. Tickets of admission may be obtained by applying to V Mei>ts. Ha.vry and Darton, Gracechurch-street; Mr. Neigh- hour, 131, High Hnlborn; Messrs. Fry and Sou, 4, Bishopsgate- icet Without; Messrs. Nisbet and Co.. Berners street; Mr. ill Jacob Post, lower ...

... \\ Y.rimwade Fakenham, C. Stewardson ,V. Dyball Framlingham, \V. ?? ?? -.1 A.Johnsoa Gateley, J. Wilson ' / V i'obson Hadieiyh, H. Hardacre ?? l ?? ?? Halesworth, T Tippell Vi ;. Folker ; Harleston, G.W. Chappell ?? I. Deighton Ipswich, R. Root t'oicher and Fratl lxtmirth, Miss Goldsmith - ?? Mbin A'e»inin.rr-t_h,T.J .Humphrey , P.Barker, S.Bone Lnr.enhain, ti. P. Price v'ock.S. Williams ...