... ?? it it.Y f o DX3E:S' soiuNAP.T. ELMPLOCE, WIVELLS-ROAD, BATH. JJ4IIE above Establishlflelti conducted by Miss L BRACKSTONNE. is most desirably situated, being on an ascent, and having the advantages of salubrious air and delight- fu5l walks ;D its imaincilate vicinity. The, general health of the pupils will bear testimony to these statements; and it is pro- sumedj tbat the arrangements, ...

... : MAfIiKET$aTREEF, sEWPORT. M ?? BRA.^.DLEY, BARNARD, & C0. Eave received ioileisrttosfm h.tsignee appoirited - positive ?? from the Assge pond ;by ?? of Bankraptey, :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J' A .17 o0 V~x Z:0 M,, ?? o N . 9ittle PREMr IS , onwTHURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 12th and 13th days of January, 1843, commencing 'precisely at Ten o'clock each morning, E whaole o f the STOCK-IN-TRADE, -L H OUSEHOLD FIYI ...

... NOTICE. 'VuRZ N3G IMO O ~NMONG & CUTLEI'W WAFLIEO1WSE No. 10, CASTLE-STREET, BRISTOL. f EORGE BRAGG begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that he has commenced G Busincss as above, where he has laid in an Extensive and Well-Assorted STOCK from the best Markets, whllis, owing to the depressed state of trade, he has been enabled to Purchase on the most Advantageous Terms, s.d. s. d ...

... rnrnOPEA tV'E: lIStTA 6TCE CO1ZPATNY, j,4CJATIIxAM PIoNANE, BLtA CKFRIA RS, E5T.B1eLnF~b JAHIJARY, 1819, ?? 5010 Riett aruo, Blaronet, yrre Ds;'1neGieo~rnge Forbes, REqP, 9, Fitzroy-9quare. Thomas ?? Call, Esq., 1, Mount-street, G(rosvenor-equare Simon Fraser Campbell, Esq., 22, Portain' q -uur r Tohn Ri'-ett Carna°, Eeq., 40, Devonshire street, Portland-place Thowas Hardine, Eag., 31, Eaton ...

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... 7 NO TICE. 1$Xr)'S33ZN G ZRSONMONG:ER & CUT9LEaIY WAl:EHOUS;, No. 10, CASTLE-STREET, BRISTOL. (NEORGE BRAGG beos most respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public generally that he r, hns commeneed Business as above, where he has laid in an Extensive and Well-Assorted STOCK from the best Markets, Vhich, owing to the depressed state of trade, he has boen enabled to Purchase on the most ...

... ?? a s itt ] itfsI44IUII r, yALUO LEREVERSIONA'RY rRO'PERTY.'J. 2.. *H.,#.SOLD BY ePUBLIC AUCTI01, 7; . 3 B~y Messrs. 1?ARGUJS &s SON, ?? .A9b Co Go!E;RoALl-R~oM5, B~ristol, on THURSDAY, the l0th ..day of Janunry', 1843, at One o'clock in the 'Afersnoon,-' A. LLJ~ that: ONE-THIRD or othier: DGreiater 1 Share, to vwhich a Gentleman aged 25, and a healthy life; is dntitldd upon the dcath of his ...

... ,e . RE ZBS ZPA;R5T3DGE;'B scHsO l. k L be RE-OPENED on1 TUESDAY, the 24th Of January inst, iand her DANCING ACADEMY on folwigFRIDAtY. V ney for an ARTICLED PUPIL. -: nmeercial-s eNewport, Monmoutlishire, Jan 6, 1843. . ICK, NBAR LANSDOTWN, ,. B MILES FOM BATH, SEVEN FROM BRISTOL. . rESDAES SIMS and MAY receive into their Establishment a limited number of Young .c, who enjoy the privileges and ...

... I santtit. TOAREN TS AND OTHERS. WANTErD A Respectable Well-Educated YOUTH, as an iA OUT-DOOR APPRENTICE to a Chemist and Druggist. Apply to T. BAYLOR, 122, Redelifi-streeti No Premium Required. WA E 2' Z D, * OUTH, about 14 or 15, as an APPRENTICE t X th FlcE-DRAPEnLY Business. Ap, to B. POLLARD, Stoke's Croft, Bristol. 0 DRAPERS ASSISTANTS. WA2Er D, Steady, Active, Respectable YOUNG MAN, . ...

... AFTER EIGHTEEN, TWENTY-FIVE, AND TWENTY-SIX YEA.RS' LOSS. A few atteatations (selcted fromn numuberless others, received during the last forty years) to the vitues of ROWLAND'S M~ACASSAR OIL, the originals of which may be seen at the Proprietors' Ta Messrs.e Ronwlandt 4: Son, , Hattosngarden, London. Hummums Hotel, Covent-garden, Feb: 20, 1842. Gentlemen,-lr announcing to yoe the following ...

... 'IN RE WORBOYS, A BANKRUPT. ON THE PREMISES, 62, WINE-STREET. BRISTOL, THE whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of G. B. WoRBOYs, Bankrupt; consisting of Ladies T Rosewood WorltBoxes, Writing-Desks, Dressing-Cases, Tea-Caddies, Bronzery and Japanned Goods, Silver Plated and British Plate Articles, Cuilery of every description, Jewellery, Perfumery and Scented Soaps; Hair, Cloth, Tooth, and Nail Brushes ...

... TJIEATRE-ROYAL, BRISTOL. Zrt he Zlsnefit of X &r- Mrs. Charles Kmean, - And -Positively thes LAST NIGHT of their Engagemuent on jvhicb ocasi on they will act IN TlVO of tleir most popular v .and celebrated Plays. NON l MONDAY NEXT, January the 23rd, v her Majesty's Servants will perform Sheridan Kunovles' tl celebrated Play, in Five Acts, entitled, il . O 7 E . The Doke .. Mr. Gray I Count ...