... F OR COUGHS, SHORTNESS OF JOi BREATH, ASTIiMA, &c.-PO WELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, under tho immediate patronaqe of several of the most distinguished nobility and gentry in the lking- dom, in-bottles'at Is., lid. and 2s. 3d. The great fame this eelelrated medicine bas'so justly as- quired throughout the urid b immdiately relieving coughs, colds, asthma, 8sf and h s fully confirmed by the ...

... K ~ ~ b ; ' ;r°CO:UNTESS of GLAS- A F (;0i-11. L XI)Y 3PvRlY DUNDAS. ?? lJirlt4j)hllsON DUIIINi CAPlTAIN SINCLXAIs It-N. QLI ]l~t plac o FIDY thle 10thc ~ T~O~nce t Ialf past Nine o'clock. Tt ~a~tpttenC ilot will b~e f'ound3 at tbe Rooms. rt~e tltofl 1 In. for Six Tickets, f'or Ladies only. abtit~jbri s je Sihillings.] ecfe ju3O( Of1°fi'cers of t1bc Atrmy and Nocii, ] [ :i ?? Qd etttO,,> Y ...

... It BELFAST ANACREONTIC SOCIETY. The Second CONCERIT for the Seas WILL BE HELD |n On MONDAY EVENING the 27th instant Of wlhicl the Members and Shareholders in the MU SIC- HALL are requested to take notice. WILLIAM GARNER, Secretary. ]lMUsIC-HALL, 17th Feb. 1843. 96 2 FOR THE DENEFIT OF TIN NIGHT ASYLUIR. ' ti Theatre of Arts, E'xehange-Rooms. STORM SCENE AND SHIPWRECK. ISN adition to the varied ...

... MR. MARLIN begs to inform his friends that le M asli taken into Partnership Mr. BACK, aL Member of the d Royal College of Surgeons in London, and a Licentiate of the Apotliecaries' Company. Bloaharn, reb. 1, 1843. BANBURY REFORM DINNER. _ *P HE Reformers of Banbury intend dining together l 1T at tile WO5EATSHIAP INN, on TUESDAY the 21st day of. , FnBRsARs, 1843, at Three o'clock. Mr. Tancred ...

... ?? Shortly ,idllp ho pblished. No- I of sote ~stooof dee lmiterys, by the authoer of Ads, the otrayed; Or, s Os pero StteOl aihy oh rfHi, BlACK MONK; or, the~ Secre of tbs la ?? T. toutedciS Ith l-opeirngui byt FtOSO.0S. NEW WORK-15 LARGE 4to PACES FOR ONE PENNY, T LNG pFNN ATLAS sod WEEKL' IIEGITERi OF NOVEL L NEEENMONT. enrllois tile there0 fullorriog conoistnunu Ru- eraes ; reahrtlt l ...

... The Oxf o~rd Coal ClompaIlly EG3 to thank thecir friends ?? at Headington, B) Wheatley, Bill, Tetsworth, and adjacent country, f..r the liberal patronage they have received since the openhig of their Coal Yard at Headington. The C#ompaTrny still continue to sell Coal at the wharf prices, and the continuedistipport with which they are honoured by many of the leading families in the county, is ...

... g u~t~ . e0 ?? CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, A -i, BQWLALLEY-LANE, HULL. THOMAS FREEBODY Qe 1)FSPECTFULLY informs LITERARY and IL COMERCIAL GENTLEMEN, SOLICITOltS, Auc. - ONEtstald othrin the County, that every description of Plain and Ornamental Printing is executed in the first style, at the shortest notice, and on the lowest possible terms, at the HULL PACKET OFFICE, this ...

... any Amn IVERPOfUL COLLEGIATE I1tSTITUTIOS ated TheEV ENING SCFlOOLRof thisi'istifnitenwill iho7 PEi D ad on MONDAY Eveno, ?? ?? instautl ar Seven *clock. and TERMS.-ONI GUrNELA PICR ANNUm, which will likewise entitle the Stuent to the UhO of the 1'bratS man, nod adonrision to tile Upper G311ryof the Lecture-laiil. Tite of a Sons or Apprentices of a buriberlbur to the DIy or Evaing agin Schools ...

... 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 ...

... HEER MAJESTYS -THEATRE.-Seasonl 1843.- The folliwiug OUTLINE of the ARRANGEMENTS t the ensuing Season is respectfully presented to the Nobility, Subscribers, and the Public.- ENGAGEMENTS FOR THE OPERA.' MadameGrisi, Sigra. Moltini, Madame Bellini, Sigra. Ah (her appearance in this country), and Madamne Persiani; Sig. Labach Sig. Dal Floe, Sib F. Labla, Si Sig. Panzins, and Sig. Mario. In ...

... BARRACLOUGH, HIOsIEm and Grovpm, 25, t .Briggate, Leeds, is in want of a steady and active Young ian as an ASSISTANT, who can be well recommended from s last Employers. No other need aDply. N experienced TRAVELLE:R, xwho for the ~L-Lla~st Elight Years Has ?? over the M~idland and. Northern Clounties of England, and the princip lI Tovmus of Scotland, and possesses a ftrst-rate connexion over ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN.I Mr. CALCRAFT begs to announce that, with'thO view of presentinig, in succession, the highest order of Talent in every branch of Theatrical Exhibition, he has, at a most enornious expense, effected a short Engagement with DUCROVS EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT, during which wvill be presented a Series of Grand Spcctaclee with a variety of Scenes in the Circle, and otler ...