... PATENT WINDOW BLINDS. T YLOR and PACE, Manufacturers of every Tdescription of WINDOW BLINDS, are enabled by the use of Steaux Machinery to mofahe them of tbe beot materials, and of superior wrork- manship, at greatly reduced prices. Their PATENT TRANSPARENT DAMASK BLINDS are en- tirelv new. and the most beautiful that have ever been introduced. The Tarely new, ason oe most neasstinun rnar nave ...

... PAINTING, SCULPTURE, ARCHITECTURE, ENGRAVING, ONE SHILLING MONTHLY. CONTAINING 24 PAGES Oll 84 COLUMNS, EXTENSIVELY ILLUSTRATED BY ENGRAVINGS. THE ART-UNION, MONTHLY JOURNAL OF THE FINE ARTS; THE ARTS DECORATIVE AND ORNAMENTAL; AND RECORD OF BRITISH MANUFACTURE. ESTABLISHEI IN XANUARY, 1839, THE ART-UNION-of which Eighty-eight Monthly Parts have been issued since its commencement in January, ...

... POEMS. Small sea, cloth lettered, price 5s. STATE TRIALS. ByN.T.MOILEESq. Vize-Trial of Anne Ayliffe for Heresy-Trial of Sir William Stanley for High Treason-Trial of Mary Queen of Scots. London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. MURRAY'S HOME AND COLONIAL LIlBRARY. On Januooty I st, in Too Parts, post 8vo. 2s. 6d. each, THE GYPSIES of SPAIN; their MANNERS, T CUSTOMS, and CEREMONIES. ByGEonGR BoRsow, ...

... 'rHE LATE CALAMITOUS FIRE IN DOVER STREET. AN EARNEST APPEAL to ?? in behalf of the aged Widow and Family of the late Mr RAGGETT, who prised in the calamitous Fire, 45 Dover street, on the night oftthe v ho lo *vmin his ?? to rescue the' lives of others. Hiseldest hgte also lost her life on this awful occasion. Mrs Raggett (the daugo) who had unfortunately broken .ler leg a few days previously ...

... KNIGHT'S WEEKLY VOLUME. This day, KETCHES of the HISTORY of LTTERATURE o and LEARNING In ENGLANf D. With Sparimtens of the Prin- CPSeries Third flu Two *'olulesI. From the Itevolutior of 168S to the Pet L~ondon: Chsarles Enight antd Co. 22 Ludgate street. LATEST WORK ON NEW ZEALAND. Now ready, with Map, 2 vos, 8vo, A DVENTURE in NEW ZEALAND, from LL. 83IS to 1844. With some Account of the ...

... Tull KItNGS' 1,0tO2t1. j' R. HOLLINGSWORTH has the honour to M anLounce, the Kings' Rooms are now open for the Summer Season. fl The SOIREES, which will take place on slon. day Evenings, will commence at an early period of the Season. The First Grand BA LL, Tuesday, May 27, 1845. PARISIAN MILLINERY & FANCY DRESS ROOM S, 93, ligohSreet, Portsmouth (Corner of Church.Lane). M ISS MAYELL begs to ...

... J')A''ITONIZEI BY l-li I lA.JESTVS'S S'TATll) NElII 11s1(OFI : li M II1RIIdl,'S Rl{EtOIS'T'RA'Ti'ION INK, i 1.1 on o maiiacturetl tir tire iic of Igiatralrsoft B irt j, ti Dcatls, ndl Al arringes, mnd warrantedl imde with gaills. II 'his ?? k has received its present reputation ftroin tbc results of chemical tests, made uinder authority. 1I SolIl wholesale ait the IlanuIcatory, No. 14!), ...

... FrEE OF AUCTION DIUTYY. yoU NTG DURHAM BULLS, f COWS, HEIFERS, STEERS, Wl ffom e ee fers t.V Fat Sheep, daj IN TIlE FAIR FIELu, IPSWICH, on Tuesday, May 6th, 1845, at 12 o'clock, To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. SP URLING, rHHRFB Durham Heif ers and Calves, 3 ditto Cows, 3 at 1 Feifers, 3 ditto Steers, capital Pat Devon Bul- a lock 3 H ome bre d Heifers and Calves; SHOTLEY, a B splendid (White) ...

... *OXFORD UNIVESTiDCITY GAS LIGHT AND CMANY. OTICE is h ~gvntat a GeneralINMeeting of N the Proprietr sl bhodnat the office, at the Station, on Mlooday the Fifth day of January, 18416, at Twelve o'clock at ?? this 4th day of Decernbbr, 1845. By order ?? Oommittee, /,GEO. RACK8TROW, Clerk. OXFORl)HRD AITULTUtA L SOCIETY. A Coininitte.Viett w Il be [hold at the Star Inn, A O~xtrd, on theur Itith ...

... WVarne ind Asylum, Ileadingtoet Jlill, Jan. 21. lE Generdl Annual Meeting of the Governors of 11 and Subscribers to, this Institution will be bolden on Tuesday the 25th of February, at One o'clocl;, in the Committee Rtoom of the Radeliffe Infirmary, to receive the Report of the Committee of Management, to audit the Accounts of tho last year, and for other purposes. By order of the Committee of ...

... SHEARD'S Old Established Grocery and Tea Warehouse, 21, 1HIGH STREIET, OXFORD. ILLIAM SHEARD respectfully announces to ! t she Members of the University and tbo 1.nunerous friends of his deceased and much lamiented brothoer, SMr. TJroMtAs SnEARD, his intention to continuo and personally to conduct the above Business for the benefit of the AVIdlow and Family, and earnestly solicits for thein an ...

... Au, Pei'rmiissioan of the Rcv. the TWO'Chiancelo,' aoni Mie Tyro), ?? t/he ?? l 1R. II A R S frI A I1, L'S ANNUAL CONCERT, STAiR ASS EM BLY R00M, O X FO RD. X/ R. ARSH ALL respectfully malkes knoivn that 1 his ANNUAI, CONCI ...