... e byI at to [ADVERIt~SEHE1NT.1 !sty's THE PROPOSED RAILWAYS BETWE EN t ?? LEEDS AND YORK. wee TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. I wee As thle time draws near when Parliament will have to. 0 resdecide the faeof many proposed railways, it behoves every I IrtS iporanttow intile kinguoul t look otfor such railway I Gen. acconmmeda,'ion As will confer the greatest amount of benclit iosod upon ...

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... tICI hnat ?? b_ __ TM. to ito TEEDS ASSEMBLY RtOOMS.-These Rooms ple lhauving been rercitly Painted and Decorlted, aire now To LET mr Public Piirpo-cs. For Terms and londitions me apply to Mr. JoHN WEBSTeCa, at the White Cloth Hall. rig Leeds. 15th Jan. 1146. ple o 1RICK and TILE YARD, TO BF LET or (in LD SOLD.-Apply to Gnonoro Fox, Pontefract. nit 10 LET, a convenient HOUSE, at Chapeltown, ...

... PUBLICATIONS. Ni(AO3 ESTABlLISHED WORKS IN' G1rNERA3.I LITE RATURE. I 'j~loesl fa tol rn LINGtMAN a nd Co. HFI1 Rt. H ion.'T. B. MACAT) LAY'S CRITICAL T Pit,.IIIA3 S8,AYS. itc dto,:1ri.So,(, (311 ) !1`FF1RE'S- M(NTRIB3UT1IONO to L t N l .17 30DR1i HII.3E133W. 4 vol..Sco. , Jig. l I NVlKS of the 1v.SYD)N EY SM ITHl. T Fhr EllimtAdditions. 3r~ ?? 4. M1 A M,` MACKINTOSITS MiiscE- S 3.3;~ C ' ...

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... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tuesday the 20tlh January, 1846, at the Houso of Mr Robson, Greenland Fishery, South Shields, at 6 ?? in the Evening, MR STRACHAN, Auctioneer, THE Sip SLPHof the Port of Newcastle, of the Burthen of 106 Tons Re- \ ,gister, Admeasureusent; carries 8 Keels of l Coals, Sails ast, shifts without Ballast, is a very desirable Vessel of her Class, and is in good Condition. ...

... GASPERO FISH. Fresh Supply of those exquisitely delicious flavoured A Fish, has been received at GOULD'S, GRocErY and ITALIAN WAnrRUOus3, 40, High-street, Exeter. MI fLNER iAND SON'S, FIRE RESISTING SAFES, AND DEED BOXES, For the protectiou of LEDogns, Boo0K, DEEDs, PARoH- MBNTS, CASH, PLATE, JEWKLLERY, and other uninsurable Property from Fire. THIS most invaluable Invention has been the means ...

... P'UBLIC' AMUS'EMJIL'NT, JUST OPENED, ait tlif PAN ORAAMA ROYAL, ?? II V.1 W 0hof lt o01'i1on und1 lhisorivallv intrle'Ilill' '12'OF 1101' I ; colillisilig tlie '1(01' Seil~l' od ifs ?? t111 ,ill two 11l'lepo, M01oMo St. flalhrll''im, 211dbb .2 St1 Sey001, Ibo, (,iI I' 0 t.oliooill, aloll ?? tfie ?? dibje~kl tI his pie 'Y11t10 oily' 1111 its ll'001itv 'ITo' Xi.'w-ol' Naolklit,' with1 ii.. ...

... THEATRE ROYAL NEWCASTLE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR ANDERSON, And positively the lhst Night of his Engagement, r HIS (FRIDAY) Evening, January 16, 1846, b the inst Time iu Newcastle for many Years, Shalkespear's Historical Tragedy of CORIOLANUS, The Character of Caius Marcius Coriolanus, by Mr; Anderson. With the much admired Petite Comedy calied MA TRIMO1 Y XlTANTED, an ASSISTANT REPORTER. V Apply ...

... LAST WEEK BUT ONE. ITXTEL',.ECrI ,9U EXD1B I1TION, NOW OPEN FOlt A SHORT TIMIE, IN THlE ASSE:II:M -l.Y-)OMI, COIMMIERCIAL RUILI)INGS. BELYAST, A LARGE MODEL of that ill.fated SII OF A i NV WAR, Y , TIlE ROYAL GEORGE, vhich was lost nenr Portsmouth, and about 1000 buman beings met with a watery grave. This gigantic Mlodel measures 8reot 10 inches from stem to stern, amld 0 feet high. being on ...

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... A THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. FoarthAppearance of MISS HELEN FAUCIT. Last Week of the New Pantomime. . IN THIS EVENING (Wednesday), Jan. 21, i| will be performed the favourite Play of THE STRANGER: The Stranger, Mr. Creawick; Mrs. Haller, Miss Helen Faucit.rn.aryPnoie After which, an entirely original GrandFairy Pantomime, called, H.kRLEQUIN BLUNDERBORE I loft, TruC ENClfANTED FAWN. Writtenand ...