... rHAIMKER'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, front Dininfries, ccill Preach at the usual hours T1O.mo~ltuoW2 Morning, half-past tenl; Evening, half-Past, six O'clock. r-PHE Rev. R., H. HERSCHELL, of L'oudon, will1 I r:h T-MIORROWV, Sunday, Januailry 18ti1i, inl MOSLEY S XR o ?? in the Forenon at balf-past ten' 8- nd inl GIIROSAOd*STRE~ET CHkPEL1, Plicacadilly, in the E'vening, at half-past six o'clock. Mr. ...

... I TATTEM-SALL, of' Bnry, requests tl1t * j - the following letter mnly rne m~i blic, in testuma, f -14 t i taat benefit fi1155rcivdfomM.T M.Bowen O,tic j is *Mr. Boewn.-Deftr Sir,-Vu 1e1he Ilast epring I wa,.s v'ry mulch afflie ted in nTO 8C ' fI ed me very Ilull~ i- for fear that I slime(log p oilitb ent to five Ifle reynt doctors but got no help U141 i, Bur reemeoq5 me to youl, as a man able ...

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... PUBLICATION$. Onl Saturday next, the 24th itaont, will be Published, illistrated with it Col. red Geological ?? of the County of Colttwwill, Eln- grivs hic, of 1teSects ailfcting Corn-clerpo, and numerous 'Woodeuts, price 51. IlE JOURNAL of the ROYAL AGRICUL- TURAL SOCIETY of ENGLAND. Vol. VI., Palrt 2. -1'51MA tY OF CONTENTS: 1. Mr. Itorklind's prize Iteport onl tilE Farming of Kent. 2. Mr. ...

... SCHOOL Or DESIGN, 1f 12, INGRAM STRlET, I WyiV1 be Re..,.eyeed an Monday the 2d February, 1846. S C o ' M wfI rT Er E. d: President. T .AinrfllfALD AiselsoN Esq., Sherifl of Lanarkshire, ?? W Vice-Presideass Pi JOrn N LEATDN3ET'ET E, Esq.. Dean of Guild. IY5v'.oxsR CCitro, Esq., F.RS., Clico Printer. ci Members of Committee. E t T!lt ljon. Jas. Lumsden, Lord Samuel 1R. BrownEsq., Sewed Pravot- ...

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... 6, Nnw BttRLNGTxNvo-STRENT Jan. 24, 1846. mt.BENTLEY HAS JUST PUBLISHED 21 THE FOLLOWING NEW BOOKS:- 1. The MARQUESS WELLESLEY'S MEMOIRS and CORRESPOND- ENCE. By ?? RrjuiERE PEARCE, Esq. 3 vets., Svo., with por- trnits. 2. WVELLS'S PICTURESQUE ANTIQUITIES of SPAIN. Imperial Sea., handsomely bound and printed, and embellished with twenty- nine splendid enigravings, price one guinea (India ...

... Eastern Europe Emperor Nicholas. By the author of li Kevelations of Kassia,' &c. London: Tins work is strong exposition of the condition, and influences of the despotism, and in, in fact, a continuation of the thc-me which has already occupied the author through six preceding volumes— the iirst three purely narrative, the last three descriptive through the medium of fiction. With despotism, ...

... THE NAVIES OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA. W» have pointed out that tho disproportion which in the taut war, between our frigates and those of the United States, which gave them an cee.isional success now and that our frit ate* of the present day are perfectly able to cope with any they may have in their service. will now advert to our sloop* of recent construction, and compare them with those that ...

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