... /OfHcesin High-street, in Rotherhani. in the Bounty lav, the 13th ds y of November, 18. «, at the hour ?? n clock in the forenoon, Under the provisions of the . 1»e « a ( 1 Victoria, c.2*, pursuant *o lie.tiee as required F^lttee , *. act, .lohn Aldred, Esq., a member of the 00m- at tij', T ?? n K been by the members of the committee present c ...

... 4 G^ M , L> ; T °£ the abo,e R OADS, in the place office P Surveyor, who has resigned such of Salary | art ' culars re , la,i , D « '° the ¥ ofthe office, amount of halary, &c. &c, apply to Mr. John Curtler. of Droitwich Worcestershire, the Clerk lo the Commissioners of .he above Doitwich, May 18th, 1846. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE No. CCCLXV r III., JUNE, 1840. Contents — l. The Literature of the ...

... Tradesmen, and Public of Worcester, to her Slock of ' ACCOUNT ROOKS, which will be Ibund to be of lbe best manufacture and to com- prise every variety in LEDGERS, CASH and DAY BOOKS, JOURNAIiS, .MANUSCRIPT and MEMORANDUM HOOKS, PRIVATE LEDGERS, wuh Locks, &c. \c. : in addiiion to which, any Book of a peculiar pattern not in Slock, can be ruled and bound to order on the shortest notice. The ...

... Foreign Paintings, and has RESUMED his Professional Duties, at No. 30, | Pydar-street, Truro. Portraits, rize of life, from 4 guineas upwards. Cabinet size, from 2 guineas upwards. Truro, 23rd November, 1843. Groat^r7heal Eough Tor Consols. JONING CAPTAIN WANTED. TJ**E will be required to produce testimonials of L±_ his ability to conduct this concern with eco- nomy and judgment. He must have ...

... Passengers.-The BRI- :»feeLIVEK?f\ N ROYAL MAIL STEAM- hiJ. B kii „ Ca Pt. Joptki?.-,,: Tuesday, Aug. 4. *J* E *Nl A^- C. He in n v 7x TT ' Wednesday, Aug.l9. »J^;«B_.> pt * a ex r u y u r^ ns - Frkla y. Se Pt- *■ 111 ?? Saturday, Sept 19. J»>C? ln «ot ?? 40 H alita * or Boston, 38 gnl- STISfSiS ee '°neS° a ?? can be obtained on J^te_' & »d 0 _* 7toJ. fc R°* s charged bl. each. ver .l2T Vffi ...

... BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. GEORGE AUGUSTUS ABSALOM, Fortsea, victualler SAMUEL EVENS, Blaekrod and Aspul, Lancashire, cotton spinner WILLIAM JOHN IDENDEN, Salmon's lane, Limehouse, tail - r JOHN HENRY BANKS, Gnat Newport street, engraver BANKRUPTS. THOMAS REDFORD, Croydon common, baker, to sur. April 24. half-past 12, May 29, at 11, at the Bankrupts* court. Sols Messrs Russell and Mackenzie, High ...

... trial at Liverpool, charged with having picked the pocket of Mr. Andrew Leighton, of the firm of William Leighton and Co., general merchants, South Castle-street, in that town, Saturday morning last about eleven o'clock, of his pocket-book, containing Bank of England notes to the amount of £260. The prisoner was caught by Mr. Leighton the moment after he had abstracted the pocket-book. He said ...

... Of Linseed, the import amounts to about qrs., of which 3097 qrs. are from Konigsberg, 400 from Riga, and the remainder from IMemel. The market has been very animated, and advance has been fully established of fully 2s. per qr. Of Rapeseed, there has arrived about 3200 qrs., chiefly for crushers' account, very little has consequently appeared on the market for sale. The last price paid for good ...

... join the proposed London, Oxford and Cheltenham Railway, the Great Wes ...

... leaie the Station at Wellington Street, I • V* «'• alB ° * ?? tation at Bradford, as under: — I '^ußylNr,. AFTERNOON. A.M. P.M. . 0 10 02 0 « - 0 3 0 g 0 4 0 . 9 0 5 0 ]y 0 '• 6 0 jj . 7 0 - 1 0 NOON. 8 0 I 9 0 I 19 0 ON SUNDATB. A.M. 1 0 P.M. - c 6 0 '-if 0 8 30 -reTrain* ■' '' ,e ?? t the convenience of Passengers i l^f.iti.' f ,b#! Midland, York and North ...

... AGE. By GEORGE ALLEN, Sheffield Park. London : R. Groon.br.dge. Ridge & Jaceson, Sheffield. AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF the SCRIPHOLDERS and HOLDERS of BANK RECEIPTS for Deposits, held at the Tontine Hotel, in Sheffield, on Thursday, the 14th May, 1846, pursuant to Notice; LORD WORSLEY, ?? in the Chair; the following Resolutions,collectively and severally, were passed unanimously, viz. G&BAT ...

... March 25th, 1846. NETHER CHAPEL, SHEFFIELD. THE Third of tbe Rev. THOMAS SMITH'S LECTURES on tlie Origin and Primitive Condi- tion of the Human Family, will be delivered TO MOR- ROW EVENING, March 29th. Subject,— The Inno- cence, the Honour, and the Happiness of our First Pa- rents in Paradise. Hour of Service, Half past Six o'Clock. IMPORTANT TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC ...