... 27, 26 x 28 29 Top of Castle Sfreet. New Silks. New Bonnets.0 Newv Ribbons. Nev, Parasools. New Shawls. Newm- Oregon Checks. Newy Ginghanis. 5NOwY Gloves. All at Mew Tariff Priees. One Case of particularly Street Bonnets, trimmed in a pleasing t~ cas ofPr nanner. %i3n~h.El'.Y =5TA3tLXS31XZNT, 4f UNION STREET. 47 HENRY COOPER, LATE OF THE F11iR OF BGS leae respectfully to intiniate to his ...

... INEWINVD AN NIEN17SPAIIER) entitletl thle ST~l nd iOOAY'IlE UVEILAND) NEM'S.,,IBMATM t fbe i' otpono o Dow00 ffh10001iI1 loor~lol, j 0 conl100t01l lw~~ Til't~ollC~t1e1r111 o FIloIeS,'' to 1)0 cntittle' EL ?? w 1000' will be Publishl'd for desile-ch by t110 BltioOItily MOver, VIIt5ollo llOO 11il te.2d knod 191t of ecil zfontil, for tile folis of tiio I3 nd11111)i[h. - vradN w ei 'til, (l~tatta ...

... W. FERNEYHOUGH, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, 34, SADLERt GATE, DERBY. EGS to return his sincere thanks to the Gentlemen B who have so kindly and extensively patronised him during the past year, and at the same time, desires to call attention to the SYSTEM OF YEARLY CONTRACTS, pursued by him with increasing success during the last seven years. r From past experience lie feels assured that those Gen ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—Maech 31. The Lord Chancellor took his seat the woolsack •hortly after fire o'clock. The Marquis of LAICODOWNE presented petition from the grand jury the county of Kerry favour of railway* generally, but praying the boose to give the meat favourable consideration its power to the various plan of railway* now before parliament, and which were intended to traverse that county. ...

... TJSTflXIAIN LINE oft PACKET ISHIP.- AFOr ~IYDVEy direct, to saill punctually the 15th April, the well kitown re~iarktibly fast sailinlg British built shtil IIEN- YARD I PAUiK, A ?? burthen 000 tonls, eappored aind copper fastetned, 1AMIA Wn XVNIt~s, Ioeanidr lying at the jelly, Londonti floths. This lute still) Ilas a tall poop) 1510. boot enrelleat so~otabao- flatik-las for 5'abiO passengtr.e ...

... BY MR. BREAREY. THURLSTON. EXCELLENT WHEELWRIGHTS' TIMBER AND , BOARDS, TWO LARGE POPLAR AND ELMI TREES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BREAREY, On the Premises of Mrs. MARY BLACHBLOW, Thurlston, near Derby, on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of April, 1846, precisely at two o'clock in the afternoon. r LOT 1. L OT of SPOKES and WAGGON STAVES. I LOT 2.-Quantity felloes, 6 in. 4 in. and 3 in. 3.-Oak butt. ...

... ?? h'OYAL, DUBLIN. o of the most extraordinary and unpre- L In I~fefe produced by Miss CUSHMAN in th 1cero Meffq Merrilies, nnd in compliance with apS chsr,t I ;iousparties who have hitherto bee re- th Ci, from i e that unrivalled performance, blr. Cal- pu otod from 5 led In Miss CUSH MAN and her sister Miss lh ,ft& b io prolong their engagement for three Al S. CO foe hig to m srent ...

... W iSROYAL ZNW1RSaagaly, THE following COLLECTIONS have been received for be- T.hoof of the ROYAL INFIRMARY, ABERDEENrbetwixt 28th February, 1845, and Ist March, 184:- - * Aberdeen Presdytery. Nigg,. 1 - 844 - - £4 0 0 BaryculteS, - 45 - - 3 0 0 D1rris, - - 45 - - 5 0 0 Kinellar, - 45 - - 2 7 1 Dvce - - 45 - - 2 0 a N~ew~iils, 45, - - 4 4 0 Fintrav, - - 45 1 0s Drumoak, 45 _ _ 3 12 1 Greyfriars ...

... I)EST SI-EFFIELD PLATE DISH COVERS, JLD li be scen tii great variety, at SARL and SON'S, London and sheffield Itouses, No. lit, P'oultry, antd IC, Cornhidl, warranled of the best qutality weith Solid silver inoutiniligs, iii 5(ts of foor, viz., onu 20O inch, into 18 ditto, and two 14 dtib (IS in. can bn had i f !e'li Ii red). One Set Of None Covers, Cottage piattone ?? . .. l II 0 One , Illiir ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) GALLE, FEB. 16,1846. The community here, both British and native, are looking forward with much anxiety for further intelligence about the Colombo and Kandy Railway. An engineer was looked for by the last overland mail, but none arrived; nor, as I understand, were any despatches received from head-quarters by the local committee. Government seem anxious to give ...

... t01iF IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNU AL Nt CINARsL M1EFTING of ThE BANKING COII- J. G5^,N ,gEfEE~N wiUbeheldhere~on T1,EbD2~ythe7th f April next, at Twelve o clock noon, in terms of the Con- at. DAVID WYLLIE, Cashier. Aberdeen Bank Office, 17th Mlarch, 1846. 6,uxor CITY1 DU4G, AND snPnCrm ?WATEBR. s D g the loth day of April next at Two o'clock, P.M.. tim B~DL1 of pOLICE will expose for Sate, ...

... ~1~CNVR~1ON of PORTU(GU~ESE P01ND1) i i'1, hw t PEiMANE.NTi FOUR per ('ENTi. STOCllK.- TIbe limi ?? Agevei' of the. i'lltilgilele iv Co'eral.lett tv'tebygv Ivj , lot iv l : i~tii iv tr i -ii4;1ll.tlrllitl Alottt IN ' iv, 0 I Il k tho liii cI . C ?? i' Wiltl Aloi i, hiST, IvI, fu'ahei' 11111 (If £2, Viol-1iv'v ..~v Stick, iIA I, tl-vinsl which, loo't for thi fa'- tttevi If X£lt.$Ot, oe ie Coknt ...