... GILSTEADY neE PO FERtTY.-BY M.U .LSEt ?? t ssf ajo June. 1543 ?? 'ltinteAtifOiatewie anid ~sulbiec.tou sorbc Coditionh is Will be then and there Aat very valuable F R E E H O L D ^ PROPBRTTi slttiated at and near Glistead, in the Parish of ingevafoes~dcompisintlg the Meossuage or Dwelling- 500e, alld GletadHouse, formerly occupied by Mrs. Peile, bu Bnew by Mr.GJeremiah Scott, together with the ...

... Now Publishing, by W. DUGDALI3, 16, Holywell- street, Strand, ru HE MIRROR OF ROMANCE, a Weekly . Publication, consisting of Tales and Tr.u4a- tionsfrom popular French Writers. No. 13 is ?? issued, price Twopence, with a superb Esaravims of Esmeralda, the original of which is publishedat n53. Tbc first twvelve numbers may be bad in Parts, price Sixpence each, illustrated with a flue Plate of ...

... R. JOHN _HEI:PPE- has the pleasure to ML. announice that IO Iias now In his Ware Roomis, for SALE :BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, a very large well-seasoned STOCK ~f -~CLOTS ofthe first Quality and Patterns, Eight Yards 'ef 1 LO'8 On ?? or NVidth -wented. wide withoeutaSe1ram, dgeraly ASSORTMENT of Fashionable A very extenisive angnea :FURSNITUREE for Dininf,, Drawing, Breakfast, aind Bed- 3Ro s from ...

... ~-UflC pltiottces f EEDS PARISH C1URCH.--On SUNDAY Jt NENT, JUXEs FOURTH, the usual WHITSUNTIDE CO- LECTIONS vill be made after Morning and Evening Service, E rl ls defrbying the ordinary Expenses of the Chiirch. W ESLEYAN METHODIST ASSOCIATION. The Ladies connected with the above Society, beg ectilly to inform their Friends and the Public that they ?? aX BAZAAR for the SA.LE of USEFUL and ...

... READ AND JUDGE! ADMSITTED UNDER FIFTY TEARS OF AGE THE FIRST NINE MDNIS !O( A 1OST favourable ?? to the Indus- i IZA trions Classes to ensure themselves Proprietors of Land and Property-to provide against Sickness, Want, and a Poor Law Union-is offered to Healthy Mon, in Town or Country, by joining the UNITED PATRIOTS' BENEFIT AND CO- OPERATIVE SOCIlTY. Established at the Commercial, Devon, ...

... NMISSIONARY SOCIXTY.- T IJ~ITLETEANNIVRSARY ~Ii~lncAnxlIS? to hisInslititu~tio, ell ;lie ¢ elu at litJ0DERSFIELD ~ 6gt .1k, 7th, ansd 5ti Days oft ie, 1843R On TUESDAY EVENING, June 0th, the REV. JAMES PARSONS, OF YORK, Win ?? to begin at Seven o'Clock. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 7th, At Half-past Ten o'Clock, THE REV. G. SMITH, Of Poplar, London, will preach. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, THE PUBLIC ...

... REy COYUS.-If consequence of its havinlg G becurrently reported that GREY C o l U S is not abl t aten hi CrcutI beg to announce that he is now ?? and ini good health, and will continue his First 7,eek5s Route, as previously announced, Weekl, instead of eeyFortnight, unsi1 Saqturd~yi, the Eiigtth of Jul p. In consider- aton ohis not being able to attend regularly the early Part of the Season, ...

... TO FAMILIES FURNISHIMG. ie MY BULLMAN havin nearly completed hig e AraT ngements, has OpE1 ED his OLD PKL3MISES i 1 CoslsraczAn-SvTssr. whereasbig Cornwall Business, Willi occupy but a small Portion of hia Tis e, it 1s his Interit o, coniunctlon with Mr. Aylilg, to carry on a Part ol f io y BUSINESS (the Cablnet and 3pholstery Trade), respectfully s invlting his Friends and the Puiblic to an ...

... To W~ S.-D onTO CORRESPONDENTS. , To W. &-Boston (Thorp-Arch) is ih Barkstone Ash and Skyrack Court, of which Ms. Clarke, solicitor, Kippax, is the steward. To W. G.-We are unable to answer the queries submitted, but we have no doubt he will receive an answer to his communication, from the Board of Commissioners. @IWtIattons. Just published, by the late Rector of Cumber worth, A, CHURCH, the ...