... HR. BOLLMAN BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF S WARDROBES 8c SIDEBOARDS IN STYLE AND CHARACTER ALTOGETHER NEW BEING DESIGNED BT ONE OP THE FIRST ARTISTB OF THE DAY ; DIFFERENT TO WHAT IS USUALLY OFFERED BY THE TRADE, AND ON COMPARISON WITH OTHERS, LOWER IN PRICE. HE HAS ALSO BOMB VERT BEAUTIFUL BEDSTEADS 1 OF BOTH FRENCH AND ENGLISH DESIGN i WELL WORTH NOTICE. 81, COMMERCIAL ...

... BT SMITH begs ** • respectfully to inform lis Friends and the Public, hat he has on Band a most xtensive and valuable STOCK if the best LINCOLNSHIRE nd DANTZIC FEATHERS, which he is determined to offer on tne most reasooaoie ie, uit N.B. Always on Hand a Stock of not less than Ten Feather Beds, ready made. Mattresses of all Sorts Made and Re-made at N0. 93, Kirkgate, Two Shops bclo.v the Fox ...

... ,rt>. lie's Office, Pi. Nortii John-Street. , a ,i BALES AUSTRALIAN. ?? ?? i i> cape ** . . NEAPOLITAN MERINO, (fleece I ?? , i-WOOL. I - . f INDIAN : ,li.>'iv _VRES (Merino and I , ?? j. iaily picked and assorted. J to ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker. s j \\ AND CHEAPER EDITIONS t\ AYKRLE ?? NOVELS, _ KB Sir Waltet Scott _ Poetical Works. A \ v i: R L X V N O VELS. -, Double Columns, witi i 1 ...

... for the Suppres- sion of Intemperance, TT'ILL deliver a LECTURE in the Temper- ' \ ance Hall. Bradford, 'On the Social Position of Teetotallers, as Citizens, in relation to the Monarchy, the Commonwealth, and tbe Ecclesiastical Polity of the British Empire. Admission Free — Lecture to commence at Eight o'clock- All Classes are respectfully invited to attend. GENTEEL LODGINGS, IS MANOR ROW, ...

... COLI.ARD 9 Co. ?? irl ?? EIFECTS FREE FROM ALCTION DUTY T. I N G H A M announce that he has received Instructions from the i * _ nee- of Mr. Joseph Fearnlev, a Bankrupt, lo offer f A ,'runr.sened Sale by PWBU-C COMPETITION, at Residence in .Manningham Lane, Bradford, in the ' un'v „f York, on Monday and Tuerday, the 26th and 27,|, l)>vs of April, 1841, __IIIK VV i.oi- of the VALUABLE!* MODERN ...

... qf MARCH, 1841, T_.ai.v_ will leave the STATION, OLDHAM ' ?\^s2 L t^^^ the fl ?? MidtartdCouMieSt North Mid- , ?? A-ortf .If^W, Graol Aor/A of LngUmd, and Hul! and 6V% Railways, a, htreafter stated, for Passengeks and WEEg » A «- SmgDATS. ir., ? houw:*) au , ch « tr | JManche.tr! J .. Montlay.rt*!* March r,c,„„, «£!, LSffJfc M.„,be.tr M . , «^*Sf , - wili depart from the ; sheßeM, : M «ch«tr \ ...

... and elegant accommodations for Passengers, start* from off the Tower every SUNDAY MORNING, at Eleven o'Oloekpre- tisely. Parties going to the Rhine will find the way by Antwerp tbe most expeditious and agreeable route. The journey from that place to Cologne is effected (by means of the railroad) within twenty- hours. Por freight apply tc the London agents, Messrs. Lighfly and Simon ; and tc ...

... their Steam-packets are appointed to ' '•>' ' ?? „oi the 15th inst. as follows, viz, :— - ?? 'p'.nflE s . filling at Madeira, and proceeding to P i,d Li Guvra, Porto Cabello, and Curarjoa, re- ■ r C. n ume route to'Gretmda. ■;■ tM .filCv catling at St. Thomas, Porto Rico, Havti :T r ila and'proceedinz to Carthagena, Chagres, and're- ■ - ■'•' ' l , u D v the same route. ' ?? : oaV\VN'4.H, ...

... PERQUI- SITES, and PROFITS of and belonging to the Pier and Harbour at St. Michael's Mount, in Cornwall. . . . The Taker will be required to provide sureties tor the performance of the Coutract.aud to pay the rent by monthly instalments one month in advance. For particulars application may be made to the Manor Office. St. Aubyn Street, Devonport, or to Messrs. Grylls and Hill. Solicitors, ...

... rhomas Meux, Esq. | W. P. Craufuid, Esq. George WVbster, E-q, J John Council, Esq. Alex. Cockburn , Esq. I John Mitchell, Esq. Mark Boyd, Esq. J. P. Robinson, E»q. Bankers.— The Union Bank of London, Moorgate-street, and Argyll-place, Regent-street. Staw»ino Counsel. — P. Laurie, Esq. Messrs. Parken aud W ebster, and Messrs. Johnston v , and Farquhar. .rhe Directors grant Letters of Credit and ...

... the HALF-YEARLY GENERM. MEETING of the Pro- prletors of this Company will be held on TUESDAY, the 23*1 Instant, at the Company's Office, (.9, Lombard-street, r,t Tavo •'Clock precisely, pursuant to the Act of Parliament, to trans- fet the usual business, and to declare the Dividend lor the Half-year ending December 31, 1840. London, February 1, It'll. JOHN WILSON, Secretary. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ...

... - ITom of on APPRENTICE A^ODRRATt Stasd BOUSE, contain- i rtat- 1 -l ...