... year, both as rewards ibe advantage of a fpil year's stalidiligw Pith reielellee to the Profits of the current )'Par. Its s en as that of coming wililils the present period of Investigation. 81 ) JOHN I#IA CB EN'ZIE, Bilartagpr. U'al. GE015CE, Chief Clerk. 5, Sl. lWngiren-Square, Edinburgh, October, 184'i. Agent filr Belfast and surrounding Disiritt. CE014gRi3 ?? BRAD4)ELJ., ;Bt ga6tlerilute ...

... TOTICE IS HIEREBY GIVEN, That ap- ol N piention is Intended to be made to Parliament fin tile t~ie enisuinlg Session for leave to britti hi a Bill or Bills for naisng R3 atidl lainutinisiing at Railway ?? tile Several branches heroin- or te after njanid, that is to say, thle iansill lie of Railivaly to coni- Csni monce tit Sydney Ivlierf, in the parish 01 Jathtlviol', in tie furti County- of' ...

... - 1TA TAILORS. Just publisidm. PARE IASHONSfor the Autumn 'OSDON ran it4O, by T. GOOD, 6, Conduit-street, Mi ~5gts~~eet Londofl.The .inost supielb Plate ever pub. ba 1jllril-l~ .igur' , reparesenting the west fashionable gar- Or m'ts, yarticulasrly' the nebw style paletot over-coats, both thi *'aglear.d *loublc breeated, SIx patterpsofgarments-viz., frr wo sizes of paictot, twso dress cOats, ...

... IIRECT NORTH ERN RAILWAY.-Notice UP is hereby gives, that application is intended to be made to' Parliament in the next session, for an act or aots to make and main- tain thre railway asid branch or side railwvays following, with all proper warke, aliproaches, and conveniences connected therewith reepec- tisety, tat Is, to say, a moain line of railway to commence at or near ?? EeBattle-bridge, ...

... r = TlH SCHOOL of EIltNBiURGFT.- Hl Tee iird Precast, llaeisteotets, and Council, the Patrons'fthe qcbl the day eeo'lced to Of~LAY till this dayc four rweeks the 25th r/+ Nocemher, the rEL*CT tION of a GE'NTLEM AlN to fill the OFFICE of H SCr llO. eacanthev the recirusener f Ie Crt~arson. C'ite chuonhers. P~Edutboegh. YIhb October, 1815. RIYA L HIBERtNIA^N ACADEMY.- It ANNU \T EXH8~l 10 V, ...

... ?? F IISHSTOCKS DURItI4 H TEVE19. FRI. SA~T. MON. TUES. WED. a ?? Cens.. 9 'A .5 6 95% 947676 9436 9436 ?? - it3 ecotet e737 % 7 9776Y. U 567 9636% 9676 31 IfebenotUe'5.- - - - - 4G 0ol I~took - Do P~s6 d3Pr613 - -- VoDibe4 pe - - - 4 1 - Do Deo 4 pr dt Ctt Pr We. - Do d 141 Pr et Raw. 3Drb k ai~I Debe, 4pr. et,,. DhJLIN DAILY SHARE LISTS.j flIaSfl!PTIOIO OP o , .9 j IRISFE RAILWAYS. £ £ Ara ...

... SUPERIOR SCOT011 0ATTTLE ANT) ShEEMP, ILINBIUI,' C, 0XPROlDSHIIE. 0p BE SOLD BY AUCTION, T M~fy LYNE andi COMTER, Or- ?? thu 19th of' November, 18f-iS, (tho ?? Ban- irury lair',) ocr I hie Mtane Coure ?? 1 20 th ree cuid foutr-year- old NWest Iligirlarrd 1iUIWOMiS and 4 lIElIVEM[, aboutt li ?? an irri ?? W oat I'i-Igirland ?? you:'-old chi ide WET'i'ii E S~i1'EP', cud] aborit'60 W' L'ltlit, ...

... j;Qj~~jTA','TVROM 5IARLE.STON AND BIJNGAY. To be SOLD by AUCTION, B Y1OWLE'TT & LUN NY, On Mjonday, November 3rd, 1845, Byorder of the Executors of the late Mr. WILLIAM FELMINGHAM, dec., E D- of S prime Mitch Cows, 2 band some heifers, A TII ..art mare, breeding sow, 7 shoats, fat pig, &c.; 5er al tile neat and useful dairy vessels, and various in. ioreffects, full particulars of which are ...

... AMBERGATE, NOTTINGIh-AM, AND BOSTON AND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, that Application is in- 1tended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Ses- sion for leave to bring in a Bill or Blils to alter, aniend, and enlarge the powers and provisions of the following Acts, or to repeal the powers and provisions of the said Acts, and tograntother further and more effectual powers ...

... ir latxi re AT a numerous and respectable MEETING, held tei £3. at the, (eorge Hotel, on MONDAY, the 24thr instant, tg WILLIAM BROWN E-q, in the Chair, r lat. It was moved by TH4OMAtA THORNELY, Esq., M.P., sand SIC erseconded by JAMES MELLOR, q, Id That tbe Mayor having refused the Requisition of upwards of Tc 5100 of IIti fellowv-townsmena to ummmcx a Meeting of the In. I to habitanits of the ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents who do not find their communications noticed, may infer that we cannot answer them, or de- clise to do so. The great number of communications we receive, containing questions which any person, disposed to take the same trouble as they would put upon us, might answer for themselves, renders this notice neceesary. In consequence of the great increase in our ...

... sfler 7 I - . . also S 1OUTUHSEA & PQ11T.S tVU7T.1H uoch ' WI'T:IF1.l ANSlKIM~bBLliIJSi. tOv* PATRONAGE; at Hon. Lady Pakentiam. Hon. Lady Alorris. IDS, Adm. Sir Chas: Ogle. -Ladp Ximenes. OV Adm. Siir J. Omnmanney. .trs.-Col. Jones. yet Alrs. Hyde Parker. Ill re. Capt. Chads. t of HE FIRST A.6SEMBLYV for this season, will - take place on'Alonday, Novenmbsr 24th, 1845, at mid tne Assemibly ...