... TO CORRESPONDENTS. NOTICE. Correspondents who do not find their vomsnuiriationst noticed, may infer that we cannot anower them, or decline to do go. The great number of communtiications we receive, containing queotions which any person disposed to take the same trouble as they would put upon us, might answer for themselves, rernderochis notice snecessary. Our great asid increasing number ...

... t CITY BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. Immense Reduction! .PERSONS VISITING LONDON can save their expenses by , selecting from the Splendid Stock of Spring Goods now on Sale, at the CITY BOOT and SHOE DEPOT, 17, St. Martin's-le-grand, opposite the Post Office. This warehouse has lsog been known for keeping the largest stock, warranting every article, and being 15 per Cant. under any other house in the ...

... MYSTERI~ES O' LONDON., TH E_. M Y S T ER , I E-S 'O E. F L OII DO) Te Second Series. By G. W. M. REYNODlS ' P ~h ?? of .The Mygstedieo:bf.Londos ?? N ..LJ.5 4gubiislred on the 19tsh ,,of:September4 the Second Seerie ilt -cosamence an dctirely.New and .OciginM lTh, of an attrteen ans interest altogether equal to the first, W*ieb hriss'e Itnnslrcetl by ai the leading newvspapers. tohbe ...

... -3 ?? aSP--- WAGZS AD'ATWEiD ?? .! .%-I lil,:l; roe-rte I IANDS, at trcer o naider. lai.r~ed ::x.cctt +! cat In o .rett, Apply, w~th Pot- 1titD ic~i~it~isted SONa 80N, Uc crccl 40, Chie. et ?? B' tr'.i- ,o. 'iY 2P 1 2 0; 5I T G P. O O T S, JIs Od, -d3 2Tl A^ lilir- . i; sT. CLE ME>T'S CRIETCIL. WO7r 1. L 1. I Sq G T O N B (OO T S, 1O 6d s:xyor~s ilyyt7 EtDGEVlARP-?lO4D c-scr o tilc NEW- HOAD. ...

... EASTRf COUNTIES RAILWAY. BXCS-l8ION TRAIN to NORWICH and YARMOUTH ,ii iease Londont on Saturday the t8th instant, at 1 p~m.; call- Vi.crenlilm at 1-10 p.mn. itw NltWcH or YARMOUTH and BACK First Class-:--- ?? 20s Od. 'yuvered Carriages *- ?? - 0lls Od. zzen Cnriarfes ?? .. Is d Casrcturiages day during the week, u to0andlinluding * ' th 35h f Jlybythe train leaving YarmOutti at 3 p-m., ~r~oclr ...

... TO CoRRESPONDENTS. NOTICE. Our greet and increasing number requiting us5 to work off a large ?? of the paper at an early hour, renders it indispensable that comslncatonareqirig atenioninthe current week should reach our hands early on 'Thursday. We shall feel particularly obliged by thle receipt of ComrnunicationsO as early in the week at practicable, and beg that they may be made as brief at ...

... ?? I DEflINDENT ELECTORS TOT WOr To10 ojag OF ST. ALBAN. tunyou thanks for the honour you have GStIME118s' duty tortetr meyu eresentative by an un- v0m telecin I neither claim to possess the ~peed 001r o fi soroch good asmy noble competitor, and, P 0oe the O~1 l5rVy, cantatiuem election to either bel~nifle tr Terygln. s Though I have given no pledges, OtfitO ~garb ~ indnessperfettly free and ...

... *AEThE.Y'S OTAL h)WPHITUtATRt.~ Proprietor, M~r. W. Batty. Utnder the especial Poteenago of her Majesty ead Prince Albert, e~mnenc. atecieand double Sy-echce- TheDfloien Htorde, ?? 0 of. W'teiteeElrat appearaii5c-atf Mr. Gosinesil so Naloiaeo- ileonapsele. and dring he wek1 th per easnne will commence wif~h tO~MOROW, MOSE; en the Telve Vi~lieia nod diei Charmedc Bit irrvitint ttc'l ad ...

... PUBLIC DINNEIRS, . R. ELLIS begs to direct tile attention of Gentlemen having to lv. cater for Clsb Dinners and Annual Celehrtlatios, to a Nie of the niewly-erected Banqueting-hail, in the Park of CREMORSE, capable of Dining 2,000 personis. Also, to the stupetbtt-furaished and wellwappointed Rooeins in tic Manision, for large and soall Dining Parties. Everything on a scale of excellence and ...

... BUILDING ASSOCIATION- X e entirel Ne Sbon tirely New principlee . FRIGwill be held an WEDNESDAY EVEN- P12IIC1tTatEiht 'coc prciel, t the WESTERN- InG Entrancetj iON ?? to explain the prin. Iss A- ie ct'titfl is estabuished.rm~idnadnet ~5p1~en~ ~,RRICWA~2O ?? the Chair. CIG BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ~lP Pee, xpressly for Borrowers. ntac,-Subscboriptionl, Inl ?? i ledto en ?? Years,istrcla d-ltlwic ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. SXRrT-sMIoorzy,-4SiR-In your lst, a correspondent inquired what becomes of the smart-money taken front recruits? It it credited to the public accounts. I entirely concur wsth him as to the vicious and denmoralisiyg system of enlistment. The regiment ti which I belong, having received an order to raise tire eosabliohment of it to 1200 strong, we not unfrequently have to turn ...

... nAINLANTL.CORN~ LA LEAGUE. S QuaTrtO? of W illion FundwlG .~ o tEETc' ofthe ~ce~bO01 ankess, Mannufacturers, w ..Ai sd ohoro of fnee~ettf no ?? district, he'ld TI tills day to the O5~ flail I~octttltOC, inpoconalle5 Of thle follow- Rtt ?? ?? '110 egnolli' to ?? yo.ur at- . W t ?? 10odon~o tileet tobe T HulllnEqMP, eon Tesday,. Clo ?? ?? Loafs0 tod4b0 omesi osaf 70individdosn.)B w peOOO -, ...