... take place in the ?? Institftk, on Tu«si>a.y Evening, January , l_*46. The .crowing distinguished Artistes are engaged : — MISS EMMA LUCOMBE, )\ME r. LABLACHE, SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, MR. CARTE, celebrated Performer on the New Boehm Flute; ) * ?? S. T. SHEARMAN, MR. FROBISHER, MR PARRATT, &c^ Ac, &c. CONDUCTOR, MR. HACKETT. _: feature in this Concert will be the performance of fraud Symphony in D, ...

... FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Dee. 26, BANKRUPTS. CHARLES WILLIAM TOULMIN, South Island place, Clap ham road, livery stable keeper, to sur. Jan. 8, Feb. at 12, Baukrupte' court. Scl Buchanan. Basinghall street; assignee. Alsager, Birchin lane. Fiat dated Dec. Bank rupt's own petitkn FREDERICK DIXON, Long lane, Bermondsey, cmrier, Jan. 5 Feb. 13, at haif-past 1, at the Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr Fry ...

... Ladies, as Boarders and Day Scholars, delightfully situated at STEEL BANK, will be Re-opened on MONDAY, the 26th January instant. HsP Highly Respectable References can be given. Steel Bank, Jan. 1, 1846. MRS. & MISSES LAW RESPECTFULLY inform their Fiiends, that their DAY and BOARDING SCHOOL will be Re- opened on the 21st January, 1846. Mr. William Law instructs the Pupils in English Grammar, ...

... & LUKE respectfully , X v invite the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of York and neighbourhood to an inspection of their STOCK, ] lo which, since their succession to the Business, large . additions have been made in every department, from ( tiie first Manufactories. j A variety of Services and Remnants ofthe STOCK 1 tjl J. T. B. k Co. will be offered at a GREAT ' EEDUCTION, previous to ...

... in the He- hanics' Institute, on Tuesday Evening, January 13th, 1846. The following distinguished Artistes are engaged : — MISS EMMA LUCOMBE, MADAME F. LABLACUE, SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, MR. CARTE, if be celebrated Performer on the New Boehm Flute; ) MR. S. T. SHEARMAN, MR. FROBISHER, MX. PARRATT, Ac, &c, &c. CONDUCTOR, MR. HACKETT \ novel feature in this Concert will be the performance of Mo7Art'f ...

... KETTLE and her Assistant Jan. 6th, 1846, Rock House. P.S.— A Half Boarder Wanted. BOARDING AND DAY~SCHOOL BROOM PARADE, ECCLESALL ROAD, ' MISSES GREEN respectfully announce to their Fnen.ls and the Public, that their SCHOOL will I Re-open on TUESDAY, the 20th instant. ™ Ulj W1 THE MISSES HASLEHURST BEG to return their grateful acknowledgments to thei. Friends for the kind and liheral ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, London, Jan. s.—At this morning's market there was a small show of Wheat land carriage, samples from the home counties, but of barley, beans, and peas there was tolerable display. Of Oats, Flour, and Malt there was little fresh up. Factors were not willing to accept former terms for the little Wheat sale; and the millers being averse to paying more money, the trade ...

... W I N G T O N & L UK E respectfully 1 ...

... SHARE BROKER, D 57. ALBION STREET, LEEDS. -^^SER^ GOVERNESS, WANTED. By . Youns Woman, who has attended at the Edinburgh Vernal School, a SITUATION as NURSERY GOVER- k-F-^S Address, A. 0. Observer Office, Bradford, where satis- Jewry' references may be seen. 'llmruTof a million league fund. rrMIE Committee of the Bradford Anit-Corn Law Associa- I tion have great pleasure in announcing tbe ...

... KETTLE and her Assistant. Jan. 6th, 1846, Rock Hous«-. P.S.— A Half Boarder Wanted. MILL HILL HOUSE, Derby. MRS. MARSHALL receives a limited number of YOUNG LADIES, on the following Terms :— Board and Instruction, Forty Guineas ; under the Age of Fourteen, Thirty Guineas : with the Master's Charge for any Language or Accomplishment which may be required. No Entrance. EDUCATION. MISS RAMSAY'S ...

... LONDON CORN MARKET, lan. 12.—Although had only a moderate supply of English Wheat to this day's market, the trade ruled dull, and but little be made in sales till a reduction of Is to per qr. was submitted to Free f, reign was equally dull, and had buyers appeared they, probably, could have purchased at a similar reduction. did not bear any transactions in bonded. Fine Malting Bailey scarce, ...

... import of the invitation which has just been con- Teyed to me. More than one reason might have induced me not to resume a Parliamentary life at present, but if tfce Electors of the West-Riding shall determine to persevere in the prompt and generous movement they have made in my favour, I cannot hesitate, in such a ' crisis of public affairs as the present, to put myself at their disposal. I ...