... Ii Vocal Concerts. —Feeling much interested the which has for its object the pro■gfia*'. fir »uc«l harmony, and especially (but not , the classical works the English school, to find that the third vocal concert, last ■, vat attended very numerous and very Miss Birch was unfortunately abla consequence of indisposition, and the music been allotted to her was sung Miss Ley and ■lotto Dicksm. Each ...

... 'TI-1 ,LITERARY EXAMINE R I Pecttyrs from Ita7y. By Charles Dickens. Bradbury anlL Ea naS. I believe this is as much as can be made of Life, vi'ispered tice enthusiastic Mr James Boswell to Mrs Bsoscawei, when overflowing with fine spirits dit he first little dinner party of blues, given by Mrs oairtick after David's death. Mr Dickens's cheerful little blue book has put us into as genuine ...

... SBE THE DAILY NEWS OF JUNE 1. Daily Newt Office, Wfiite1rfirtr. etisee Si ify of tflt colliptiisitiuots of thiat fcetehrafi coiatrwlsosi alnd vocali'l, iiliidmig, ailt hIsl, hist 1truioiiifi and -Iilifircitive ( 1141ttds,(titiStigs aii Negrlo Mcldistjis, Wii ith 1iuliufrte Accoi'tiunilsi'iits, ai wih'~sh'l ith a ?? Portcrait (if Mr. Ruissell. 0ifitvn :it sitting5s granltied for thisl the Onlly ...

... TEAM to CHINA.?-IU?GI.'ILA? MONTHLY STEAM COSISItJN1CATION for ?? and Light Gods to PENANG, SINGAPORE, anti lt)N(t(KOSCt, tilL t;.?y5t.-'t'lie Peninsular stint Oriental Steam Nat vatlon pany hook PAS- SENGERS to the a'sove ports from Souttililsiitoii, ttie Suits of every ?? pactietillit'5, apply at tito Conpany's ottices, No. 51, St. Mary-axe, London, or No. 57, ttieh-strce', Southampton. EST ...

... ON DON anti ?OUTII WE?TEHN I?AIJ? WAY. Notit',' ?? Iteetie joel' titol o SPHCI 01. flISEIlAI. Eli'! Nfi 01. 11w' 011.011 EII(tl.Pliil' ttf lie lOON lItIN jul 'tWill II t'.utll.IiI\ IL0ILWAY dIM I'AN? toil1 Ito iwitI 01 Nm,' Elm, Stlttltltl, 'tioxitwll loiwollIt, wit 'Itteodwy, 11w' 111111 dot' of Mty' lInctlrIt, ti. A 11th to ,'ttoiil,' Ito l.wwtiwtt ttol Siottit Weoleto littilot, Coot- 11w' ...

... LE.Spanish Amiericai iiondimioders retfacst a MERETINWG of1 thle IIOLI)EIJS of MEYXICAN ltoNtIS, ait tile. Londo' '1Tavern Iiistsopsizte'-street, (it) 'Thursday tiext, tile 4th of Jnnse, ait TIvroice for One o'clock precisely, onl important businssel. Austin-friairs, Alay Q8, 1848. G. Rt. RtOBINSON, Chutirmnan. PUBLIC AMIUSEMENT'S. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-TO-MO1R- 110W EVENING, Saturday, Mafiy ...

... I6n UANO for SALE, in bags of' I cwt. ench. |.L Peruvian and African. just latided, with a sticession of car- goes to arrive. Successive years' experience have utiqttesttonably proved that genuine guano is the simplest, cheapest, and best ma- nure within tile reach of the agrriculturist. The only reasouable aaxiely which now remains is to proclure the guano unadulterated, and to obtain such ...

... THIORNLEY COAL COMPANY. SIR Wm. CHAYTOR. Bart., and J. GULLY, Esq., and Partner, r cooitinue to supply the public with COALS from their own Mines, in the County of Durhairn, at their usual low prices, haviug made no advance upon their previous rates, although a considerable rise has taulcr phee ii tcie Pool. They are ready to contract with House- holders for one uniform price througirout the ...

... The Chancellor of the Exchequer made his financial statement in the House of Commons last night, which, with the comments of Messrs. F. T. Baring, Hume, C. Wood, and Williams, occupied the House the principal part of the evening. Sir R. Peel, at the commencement of business, announced his intention of pressing the second reading of the Protection to Life (Ireland) Bill, on Monday, the Bth of ...

... Ti ?M to CEYLON, MADRAS, nod CAL- Cl II t, s it I cpt.-1't???r Ilsintlily Mitil Stems Coo- ? ? £ f?t t'iitOS antI Light (iuo.ls, 'the Peitinoula aed Ortfttiid 51111 ?? 35t?ittt0tt Oott tii?' Iio?k PASSENO EIIS and ?- ?ci?e ,?otiD3 tail l'At1('EI? t'tr the uhOVC ports by ttptr o?tn?p? ?tsetiiitt Oem Ssutlt'iopioit the 00th, and from Suez on or ubotit the 10th ef etery reotith-tor rates of I?SS? ...

... RN ESS mid WI ND1ERMERE iIAULVAY. IF Notce v leree gvei, ut il17111 ~lof tue H older o of SerI, , kind of llotikers' Receipts forl tai'rip, Of IeI( Furni'is Tol~d Wili~dt'rtere ItaitWity (Con'-I'Vi, Will bto' lcitI o'iiesolav, the itiltii duol ?? i.iitiilt, tii tihi' Iiailivac-oflees, Ksendall, Iii thecottilhiY Of We yroielutid, it Nooni, vliorn at copy of tilie till fiti' miiikin,i the soul ...

... Now reody, pricedd. THE BROAD GAUGEr the BANE of the t GREAT ESTERN AILWAY OMPANY. With an Accoun to th WPEsen ?? saddled on the Pro. prictors by the Pr or ao a COtchNt. By a s 11A bathedouforonappeedlemrire. [Which, being translated for the beards of Country Gentlemen, m' Mar Beunel haslearnt to shave on the chin of the Great Western Directors.' London: John Ollivier, 59 Pall Mall. NEW ...