... M R1VIBIONALLY REOI~TRXD MANCHESTER~ AND MILFORD HAVEN ILAIL W AY. Capital, £l1,SO00,0D, in Shame of £:25 each. VI Deposit £2 12L 60. per Share,. ye lip PRO VISION5AL DIREMtRS, fit Ottaimnan-Sir John Owen, bMA., Lord Lieutenant of tea Pemabrokeshire, Vice-Admiral or the Coast, Governor es. of Milford Haliven, nnd M.P. for Pemnbroklb C' Deputy.Chaifman-T'he lion. Howe Browne, Chester- street, ...

... Plovisio'JALt.Y R roisERNI)a. BaIRMINGHAM ~AND ABERSTIT Th ~ %'oioiiiPrvsonal Committee, will shellt be published in a few days: in thre mcesa time any further rarti-O~ oulars may beobtaiced at tihe Tenaporery Officenof tbeCbtmpany. TURD, No. 163. Fenchareb atreet. London, where Applications ?? den the IU&ua form may bec obtained. Jf CII ARLES J. PIOLIFS )Joint Solicitors. - EDMUND GARtBITT, ...

... 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 ...

... lr~mtoe to ?? t TOBE LET, ia WAREHOUSE, Tsituate at BL&CK-FitIAltS, back of Merchant-stretet, conitlining two lofts. about 27 feet by 45, and subdivideid onl the 4Ground-floor.-Apply to RICHARD HOWE. at the friends' liteeting-flouse, Blroad-weir.--lth Mo. 125th, 1845. T BE LET, a BEER and EATIN G- ThOUSE, with a good Skcittle-alley, in one of the greatest tlioroughifares in Bristol, doing a ...

... L I511-SI AND SCOTTIS11 As. i 1' E A SS SU A N C E t LOAN ASSO('1ATION. EleeCIS CO ?? WVATERLOO PLACE. ?? .1511.i, PRINCE'S STREET. CAI\kTAI -ONE MILLION. TII'E LIFE DlEPARTMENT -e~re dewllil~itit o/ ?? co/lithig llpDI Lire, anld nil eleoD the S:lfe.` -1ti m'ost alpproved priticipllc., laid , Ic Io tie ?? bosil of Scotlklild aod Elglulltl, so ir i t iltercsts of the Assored residing hi enild ' ...

... 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 ...

... HE¶ DIRECT NORTHERN, EASTERN, and TWESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY, from Wnet*], by Malimeabury, Cirenceater, Biurford, and Chipping Nor- on, to Banbury,where it will unite with the proposed Northeaunpton, fmnbury, and Cheltenbam line, and proceed by It to Northampton, nontinuing up tile line now in use to Peterborough, and there join the proposed lines through Spalding to Boston, and from ...

... COUNIESEXTENSION V ?? the Eastern and Nor0Ah1 I. ~Northand'Southi WaleS, South Staffordslitre, ?? yOO~~' Giucenerstisre, Bristol, the Weot of England, ?? ?? registered.) Capittd, -:0 j1.ien 5 haes f 00Each. Deposit £0 2s~per ohace. 555 pnomaXOiAL the Eastern Counties Rail- rs'sce, 5rpitalLondon I1~ is'~~ lv Parry, Tlart,, l{CDMa- L at C~rnarsossieF eq,- L.S., &c., alderman ighb~ an lc~tr ad ...

... TO LET, TN the. i ediate, vicinity Of BATH, a1 garden, romnprie- ,N teg sipedse of Three Acres of highly cultivated nd, well stocked with Fruit Trees and Vegetables, and r Spring of excellent Water running throu h it, The situation is delightful, and its close proximity to the town renderea ready sale for the produce certain. With, or without the above, may be had an eligible and c suitably ...

... ~\~pOOL i1 DERBY DIRECT RAIL- iilsaa-s ?? registered, A., 6L~, Victrtoia, cap. ?? Cecoilal, X£I0,411Ol0, t,71 Al' 5 a O. ~pglti. X~, 12. ed. pCI. share. too of ?? CO312,11T'r.cf. ?? li ?? .- , S 3,ing-grd nggaron ?? lace and Poonbourno Park, o Ee, or~s ceour, Old 131omTptoln C v a w., ~luotplalce, Portman-squanre II m ?? lyrn Ill Citlord-streetdirector ol the lia WV .l lnt'f, Bart., Hilton ...

... GNRAL RALAY-ob 1,,ooW~~ oot! stblshed by an Act of the Colonial Le- - car~ 200 000 shares oX5eacho. Deposit Ili. LcdrL1 B leOatlck, 0. Citashal-fiiaoce, leIgOae- V or J ,Rliditng, No altmheriani ~rr liofo Dlon.an Hall, Brcandon, Sufifolk, proprietor, ' ii t~ ~Maicn, Bart., late conmmonder-in-ohlef at TY Se OFizCe~ipae ii HatMPchairman of the Norwich Union Re- Pt s. iif' ~1dc Folcy ...

... ?? LONDON GENERAL L MOURNING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 247 and 249, Regent-street, near the Circus, Oxford-street. The managers of the above establishment beg leave to call the u'teution of ladies to its peculiar utility aud to its ad- viatages. It was for a long period a source of incon- venience and regret, on occasions when mourning attire was required, that its purchasers were at such a time ...