... to PARLIA- ?? for: ■Ti. I . ng session for leave to bring in a BILL ^■M^f-onW!,- mg and maintaining a railway, with all J? 4 CoT*' Wrrf? lent stations, erections, bridges, wharfs, land- ?? C p nouses . works, communications, approaches. tointj' u ?? *»,, „ con nected therewith, commencing by ajunc- * near ?l a ,? d °ut of the Trent Valley Railway at a parochial place of Fulfen.inthe W^line ( ...

... HEREBY GIVEN, that application is *°I_ m be awade to parliament in the ensuing ses- ?? l » r ?? t0 enable the Wakefield, Ponte- •-* ^Goole Railway Company to make and maintain ?? ne ?? railwaya. with all neces.sary and con- * ?? staiths. landing places, sidings, tunnels, •** riadacta. warehouses, offices, yards, erections, fc^' munications, approaches, conveniences, and all t nti. et * !i ...

... The following gentlemen have been pricked for Sheriffs, for the year ensuing, for the respective counties named :— Cumberland—Joseph Poeklington. Senhouse,of Barrow House, and Nether Hall, Esq.; Gilfrid William Hartley, Rose Hill, Esq.; Henry Dundas Maclean, of Lazenby, Esq. Cheshire—James Hugh Smith Barry, ol Marbury Hall, Esq ; Ralph Gerard Leyccster, of Toft Hall, Esq ; Henry Brooke, ...

... Dieppe, ?1 Saturday. This Day, 15th, at Twelve noon HBaturday, 2ul. at v.vcnine; 29th, at Eleven mornin?. For fdtther particulars >- 1 , • fil Iximbard-street, and 37, Resent-cfffius, London; to >P |il.e., °' ld ste > ne > Brighton; and the BnghSSn Railway Sta- SALE OF OLD STORES AT GOSP§HT. ADMIRALTY, f&nersrt-place, Nov. 11*1845. THE Commissioners for executing me Office of Lord H«h ...

... to Parliament in the ensuing ?? int ?? /-tor Acts, to alter, amend, and enlarge ...

... ensuing Session for an Act to authorise the construction ot a Railway with all pro ...

... ever discovered, for the Cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleets, Stricture, Weakness, Pains in the Loins and Kidneys, Irritation ofthe Bladder, and Urethra, Gravel, and other disorders of the Urinary Passage, frequently performing a perfect cure in the short space of three or (our days. Youth of either Sex, who have practised secret vice, and thereby relaxed and debilitated the whole nervous system, will ...

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... The first Soiree of this Institution took place I nesday week. half-past five about 160 sat down inthe Reading Room, which was elegantly decorated I*) evergreens, did much credit to the taste of tlic me Ij who conducted the arrangements. A number 0 f i and gentlemen from Leeds and other places soon after arrived, among whom were Mrs. Martyu Braydey, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Church, &c, J ames ...

... PORTSMOUTH for 80UTHAMP- l\\ sud PLYMOITH, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 24 T, ' and SOUTHAMPTON at 4J p. m. ; leaving Plymouth *• her return, every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at one p.m. Zum* iii passengers at Twelve o'clock at Mill Bay Pier, Stonehouse, ?? Ijii land there on ber return. •■ 0 WEATHER PERMITTING. nbe srrives at Portsmouth previous to the Morning Coaches leaving tl_t t>i» ...

... small Market X ESJbfcf!*! Riding of Yorkshire, situated in a and where a Railroad will Jf tf^.__is Receipts J&450 per annum, and considerably Increased Principals _* ot i >nd none but parties of the highest ?? m mu m m treated with 7 !***7«j Care of Edwabb Anbebson, Esq., and his WIFE, I cVuriC children, or bis SISTER, of the ?? i-'hurch, of Evangelical principles, are LV** 1 iZ : a Boy and ...

... Wood to be 18 Feet Long, by 9 Feet in Diameter. The Iron to be 15 Feet hy 6 Feet iv Diameter, with Sinker complete. Tender, are to be accompanied with Plana and Specification.. Oo* Buoy to be delivered at Glaason Dock, on or before Ist January, 1846, and the other on or before Ist March following. Tenders, addre.aed to Mr. Waleeß, Tnnnag. Office, Lan- caster, to b. sent on or before 20th ...