... BSTAJJLIBIIID 1093 THR LABT ETHER ?EAIlS. fl ROFE S?O?R SWUDGUSHYG?EIAR I? BEllE ?ILLS, &e.-The celebrated CORDLAL BALII = eF)iEOCA? *a* ?With each hoxef Frefessarilwedour'eliygeieit NonePus, pric 3d., aad -is. Gd. perbex?, lsgtveneltracts fronatbe&CTEI Agfereer containing observations antI hints of Im?OtdtO5OO to these snirering from the Injudlolous use of lslercury, ? The celebiatad CORDIAL ...

... B E R D E E N, BANrF, AND HI NCAflDINE, AGRI.CULTURlAL SOCIETY. t ITHi OUT enteeriniz into details or miti ipating points IV wlhich eit will be tbe ?? of tho Society, when consti. c tulted, to settle. it may be prlper, in pubilihing tho First List of Sub. I scribers, toh stice some of the topici considered by the originators of J the society worthy of being recenueniuded to the consideration ...

... LEEDS: FREE TRADE DEMONSTRATI ON T IN ASO OF TAX\ GREAT LEAGUE F U 1'D L avery' numerosa iot eihsat'c A MT ETING of the FRIENDS of PRUtE TR~ADE, hold ina the Music Hall, on Wednesday, the l3th Deceinber Tnstazij, the CIA. WORSSHIPFUfL THE MAYOR in the CHAIR;- P ItuSe uniliimously resolved,- T Mloved by J. G1. MARSH ALL i Esq., An Seconded by Ma Alderman LUPTONr.A Supported byM H.A A CaWre, Esq ...

... ! 7sH S ?? \. ?? ?? , .y . Of the Grnd ChiTstenst Pactonii!I for h Artistes, theBOIENO FAMILY, ev' r C58%T FRIDAY, Decemnber 29, IS 1lbRprfcr med-the rprna`~f Mdr sing; Darak Mr, IL. Cooke; Servitz, Couri nt1 3alIaIar, Mr. T. Bishop. The Edipreas D1er; ut°urrett; AteXias, Misss C1iml ?? C>athe. V**s illl be performed. for the fouttli t; er , ?? ?? Fantostical Ser8 -Comic Tas ptreiHNe-,,I ...

... TOTHE;;RIGHT HON ORDRA THE lOR Ii- 14£fY0R>. ?? : ?? 7lrE .he uu ttighed, 'rspe~id:tlly request jour. f v Lordabip itill WbepIeed to ?? ef the Citizens of Dublin, to take into conslderation the ex- pedieney of an. application being made to the legislature. for a grant suffilient for the jurpae of erecting ant addi- tional Bridge over the River Liffey, Eastward of Carlise Bridge , 7Dublin,i ...

... e entered on the ?? May, 1844, A Farm of LAND at Pittington, containu 88 Acres, in the Occupation -of MrRoger Wata Apply to Mr Thos. Dale, Pittington. TO BE I ET, And entered to on the 13th May, 1844, for such a Te of Years as may'be agreed upon, L IANTON SOUTH FARM belonging G Mrs Hughes, and new in the Occupation of George Stephenson. Further Particulars may be known by applying Mr Robert ...

... 'VEA AND 0 OFF 1 (rao(t LOtNDONt) Car'r'ilige free at tin IFhslle l PriiceS. N S of the most formidable articles of cx- 0)pense in all large Establishitiefts is Tea, m1d '~at the difficulty of obtaining it good and cbeea is much complained of. The -wvant of an eseablishment devoted exclusively to. the interests Of' large consumers has long been felt, and, to reaiedy c this, we have made ...

... Messrs. Perry and Co have REMOVED their Estab- lishmenet from Birmingham to No. 19, Berners street Oxford-street, London. THE THIRTEENTH EDITION. Just Published, Price 2s. 6d., in a sealed envelope, and sent Free to any part of the United Kingdom on the receipt of a Post Office Order for 3s. 6d, THE SIZE NT Fr.END, MEDICAL WORK on the INFIRMITIES A of the GENERATIVE SYSTEMV, in both sexes; ...

... NEW WOOLLEN CLOTH AND TAILORS' TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT, 37, ERIGGATE, LEEDS, AND MAltRET PLACE, DARLINGTON. M H. DAVIS respectfully invites the attention of the Public to his VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE STOCK OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Which he has purchased for Cash,and is determined to sell for avery small amount of profit. The Goods are of first-rate Manufacture, and not made for sale only, but will have ...

... LA'MRRT ONDB3BILITY, NEBVO06NERS, AND ALL DIMORDERS ARIS3ING FROM3 PXCESS, &C. Just published, the Tenth Edition, in a seated envelope, price 2.Cid., or sent free by potfor 3 6d., C FLF-PRESERVATION; a popu rar Essay on the Concealed 0 Capsos of Premature Decay, Looal and Constitutional Weak. nez sand Nervous Debility. terminating in Indigestion, Lowness a of Spirits Mental Irritabillty, ...

... - I O N 'S - , , isl~t ENTrERTAINMENTS. ,,,jPpEARAYCE THIS SEASON. T a WILSON begs to announce, that he will C .Ils Jacobite Entertainment, ThE es I BRES OF PRINCE CHARLES, bs IN TIE .E NIC HALL, GEORGE STREET, foJ IS EVENING, at Eight o'clock. wlill also, in the course of the Evening, . TnE FLOwERS OF Ptn FoREST, i 'IS 1OOI HAPPY COTTAGE, aund m ,-GET Up AND Bac TrEt Doon. B Piano Forte-Mr ...

... NMEllNTS. / 6 1S0T hs announce, that be will t oB o hi ETERTrAINMENTS ROOMSon the Evening of FRl- A of DrcEtsEn, and ONE in the N ;S? 8aoMSx, oio the Morning of SATUR- 09 flDcE~~, at Two o'clock. RI bwill be A Nicht F5d the Mori ing one, a Selection of fa- Fn SoagpianO Forte,AMr LAND. 'Dj1lSSION, SIX PENCE ONLY, 7 ! BY GAS L.IGHT. V kLJTOq CONVENING ROOM. CATN THE O I o s, _ S B OF COMMONS, ...