... ,, }3remissto to be ?Lt. A OSC OURT. BRISLINGTON, pto Mr. TB CLARKE, by Letter. R F - SSTREET. 70 UZ ZE7r, e IIAT SPACIOUS HOUSE, SHOP, and rIEMJFS, ditusate and being No. 19, CL1ARE-STREET. ,0, Im be had immediately on the 25th March next. t ,sitPO atef in the pleassitt Village of Keynsham, ROOR- es' There is a Coach-House, Stable, productive t Two Acres of excellent Meadow Land. pssc9i5oU ...

... BARTON-HOUSE, 5, ST. JAMES'S BARTON. GBICKE IAM, in returning his grateful acknowledgments to his numerous Friends and Goe Customersfor their very kind patronage, begsto inform them lie intends SELLING-OFF his STOCK, consisting of SHAWVLS, SCARFS, CASlIMERE and ORWICH HANDKiERCHIEFFS, CRAPU DE LAMA- CHALIS, MOUSSELINE DF LAIND, ORLEAXS, MERINOES, SAXONY and PRINT DRESSES, Gents.'BANDANAS and ...

... WAVT2'MED, YOUNG MAN who tlhorouhfy understands A the Retail GRO~CERY BUSINESS; also, an OUT- DOOR ArritEN ?? to D- STANTON, G 0, Castle. strect. WA N 2T D, A N APPRENTICE to the GROCERY and A NPROVISION BUSINESS.-Apply to H. J. SYlES, 94, Stoke's Croft, Bristol. WANJT'D TO RlX.T, FURNISHED O UNFURNISHED, A Genteel RESIDENCE, consisting of Tise A Sitthg Roons, naudat ?? Bedrooms. Thlc Neigh- ...

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... AL D CoM~ERCIAL ,REVER- 1gA y1STA EXT COMPANY. Capital, SIOTNARY 1 Of£10 each; deposit £2 per share. rs,555 in 000 etiltls of, or Loans upon, Reversions, teblidted fotlecoU ta ?? uance, Annuities, etterabsttis adver) riptionof property conitin- ed Lifeflitte du 1raltion of life. cat ?? it ew Bidige-Street, Bflackfriers. pIRtECORS. Cele-te LIcesile Esq., Feneiturch-buildings4. rfatcerl fe-y' ...

... C' WtlN2'1ID, . SMdALL TEA & GROCERY BUSINESS, A iD or nlear tho City. Bitl A.Ap1y st-paid, to A. B., nt Mr. WM. MEALING'S, 2, .July 9r 1993. x WA ?? ,A sespectable YOUTH, as an Out-Door A APMtNTICE to a TEIA-DEALER & GROCER. Apply at 36, Castle-street, Bristol. - -WANT ED, YBMALE ASSISTANT, by WILLIAM A TH1OMAS AND SON, Hosiers, Glovers, &o., 14, Wine- Mbae_-]ieb. IDth, 1843. TO PAiaENTS AND ...

... To the TrusteeS of the Bristol Infirmarya . MY LonDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, lllY Friends have universally met with s O L MT-I favourable a reception, and I am honoured with such gel numerous promises of support, that I am justifled in cutertaill- ?? ing the strongest confidence of success. The returns made. by my Committec to thle present time, s110o an unusually large ?? of the Trustees in ...

... INALXBAZLi CATTLE laSDICMZM. V Un der the Patronageof the most exlensioe Parnzers and Graziers in the Kinydoni. UFF'S FARMER'S FRIEND perfectly 8J cures the SCOUR or LOOSENESS in Lambs, Sheep, Calves, Co us, amd all Cattle; also the FLET, COLIC, or GRIPES in HIorses.-Price is. 8d. and 35. per Bottle. CUFF'S FLY, SCAB, and 111ANUL OIL, cffectmally pre- vents the FLY ST'IrIK ING, quickly ...

... THE CITY CAD3INET ROOMS, No. 2, SAINT JAMES'S BARTON, BRISTOL. HENRY TR.APNELL, SOLE PROPRIETOR, & EGS tetftl~lyto return his sincere acknowledgments to the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and E resle'0 f tle ?? so liberally bestowved since opening the above Establishmeut, aud takes this oppor- tice plblic gclleiral'l of his Entirely New and Unequalled STOCK of utity to t CHOICEST ROSZWOOD ALND ...

... jiotfl¢S. Zrlstol Auxillary X3gEaN1AW SOCZEWTl/ Frrls omsti ,qlX acripturel Education inl Ireland. p For promnoting . &,v l bhI FIE ANINUAL MEETING will be held on T UESDAY Next, Feb. 28, at thle VICTORIA ROOMS. t 'Tile Chair to be taken at 12 o'Clock. The flcvds. B. TOTTEN.IIil, M A., D. COOP1ER, M1.A., and J. Sr~cl,, M.A-, Sl lR MSttend. SERMONSI Will be preached on behalf of the Society, ...

... NEWPDP.T AIM NANYTGZaO RiAILWAy - ~~~CAPITAL, £280,000. No call to be made ait less intervals than three months. r PROSPECTUiS. T Japp'as, by the alinexed Report of MeSsrs. H gkison and Murlsh (the Engineers), that thbe above f Railway (flrst proposed to be constructed ats at single line, tile whole distance of' 24 Miles and 31 Chains, ait anl estimated Ox- psnise of' £240,000) will cost with ...

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