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... NAVIGATION COMPANY beg •I * V ?? I .dit . their now Steam-ship the TIBER. ( r , •** s ?? , htte,i up expressly for this line, will start r i r ' • J. Wednesday, the .loth September next. ', Civita Vecchia, and Naples; and theme my will dispatch a steamer regularly on the A i, ly »ill tinii ti to those porta. Families travelling to a. J!!. Hates f( ' s f . ro,lt ?? expeditious, ...
... l On J UESDAY ' ** 29th dayof Decem- Vf ber, 1840, at the WHITE^ABT INN, Witham. T. BUTTON WESTER, ESQ., Stewabd. G-ittaaim'i Beta* l*.6i; Ladie.' Ticketo 1u 6d. xAmcwi^ to commence at Nine o'clock. ?? MMMB wta be la attemakcz. PROVINCIAL BALLS. MONS. JULLIEN and HERR KOENIG, who have the honour to conduct at Her Mujesty's Slate Balls, Back ingbain Palace, and die Nobilities' Parties, beg most ...
... General v ivi_-.it ion Company's first-rate and favourite steam-ships. : ; ?? Maj-'-ty's mails, are appointed to leave the above pier ! , ; ■> K!i \M .very Wednesday and Saturday Horning at Ten; i % \\ i\\ El. l' every Thursday, at T ...
... Pier.— Tl.e G, - ' - ?? ?? r,, „, pane's superior and unrivalled first- ' . ?? N ' '',■] ...
... of passengers \ \ ?? -i.am ship -haU LEAVE DUBLIN on ? ?? shall occupy twenty-one days in visiting the ' ?? \. ' 1,-elan.l, and' Norway, allowing ample oppor- , ?? iiiaguiticent scenery of these countries. . ?? ?? including a good tabic and superior ac- __ !„ t l. men, 50/. each ; Ladies, 40.. each. . ?? Vugu-t al No. 9, Eden Quay, Dublin : anil i. Loudon. JAMES HARTLEY. , ?? liu l OSTENJ ...
... steam-ship PRINCESS • • ■%,,, ?? i HOMAS JACKSON, Commander, leaves the St. . .Wharf. Tower, every Sr.nday morning at Ten ?? : 7 h . r Antwerp every Wednesday morning, at Eleven. 7 horses may be sent to the Wharf up to one hour ) .n , u l starting : but all applications for the shipment 1 .j made tn Messrs. Lightly and Simon, 123, Fen- u ?? as well as at the Packet Office, 33, Regent- , \. ...
... i a v August _, i K l*i. Will sail from , t , jutt, and embark Passengers at Ports- ' , ?? ?? for Passengers, i -iir'.'eon. For freight eir passage apply ' ?? i„l aptaiu William l ulrher, at T. and W. IKIVKK and BOULOGNE.—Pas- a ?? ?? — The General Steam Navigation ?? n'l.miiihc. ut Steam-ship MAGICIAN is ap- , . ?? l',otil.i_ue ?? eri duy Sunday excepted . i,, at ILill-pa-l Two; Thursday* at ...
... the Human Family, will be delivered TO MOR- ROW EVENING, May 3rd. Subject, — The Agree- i ment of Ancient Tradition with Divine Revelation in tbe 1 account of tbe Origin and Progress of the Human Race. Hour of Service, Half-past Six o'Clock. CANNON HALL. TO BE LET, with immediate Possession, this de- sirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate within two miles of Sheffield, with Coach House, Stable, ...
... IVENS'S Original GREEN GINGER WINE. THE great demand for this Wholesome WINE (so strongly recommended by the Faculty) wherever tioduced, very soon induces Vendors of the Common Gineer Wine to push off their own article under the same name, imitating as near as possible (without actual for- eerv) the labels on the Bottles containing the genuine Wine from the immense profit it affords the ...
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... will be given. Apply to Mr. G. Edwards, currier, Birmingham. COACH-SMITH AND PAINTER WANTED. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a First-rate COACH- SMITH ; one accustomed to make Springs will be preferred. Also, a COACH PAINTER. Liberal wages and constant employment will be given to clever, steady men. i • Apply to Wilkinson and Horneb, Coach-Builders, . Darlington. May lMh, 184 G. IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ...
... of the Riding, at a Meeting to be held at the Assethblt-Rooms, Norwood, Beveklev, on Satub- I V sr, the 31st October inst., at Twelve at Noon. By Order, J. BOYES, Secretary. Bemerley, 3rd Oct., 1846. TfTHARFEDALE HYDROPATHIC IT ESTABLISHMENT, Ben Rhtdding, near It-KXET, Post Town, Otley. Here is a Locality the very counterpart of Grafen- berg, with a more bracing Air than that of Malvern, ...