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... Feidat Etenino. The Stock Market remains without change, and though prices were well supported the transactions were of ordinary limited character. Consols closed 95J to 6 for money, and 96J to for account. Reduced Threes, 96i to 4. Three- Cents., 98 to &; Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 135.; India Bonds, 16s. to 20s. premium; Bank Stock, 2081 9^; India Stock, 2604 to 24. The Foreign Market, ...

Advertisements & Notices

... C REMORNEK GARDENS, KING'S- :ROAD, CHELSEA.-A Prodigious Week.-To-morrow, Monday, Aesgust 24th, the ascent of two Balloons-al exhibition that has not been attempted in London for the last ten or twelve years. This will be a Balloon race between Mr. Green's balloons the Aiobjn and 'Cironation, Mr. H. Green and friends in the. Albion, and'Mr. C. Green (the veteran) and friends in the Old ...

Published: Sunday 23 August 1846
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Advertisement | Words: 3303 | Page: Page 14 | Tags: Advertisements & Notices 

Advertisements & Notices

... LESSONS IN MILLINERY AND DRESSNIAXING. 115RSBARRETT, of No. 71, Upper Berkeley-street, Portman. lVlRsqare, iawho has, for several years, with great success, taught the Art oi Dress-roaking, in a Series of Lessons, continues, by her im- -oosed, easc andtiehoalled system, to convey to persons of the snall- st npetysathorough knowledge of Cutting, Fitting, and Executing, io Ihemoet ihd style, ?? ...

Advertisements & Notices

... ,,1,x1tt~ OiN.-IE~ ?? MONTHLY ?? SevNfti'nR, end l10NCG-KON.G,vih,'Eg-ypt,-Tiiu~ forward GOODS and PARCELS, to tile above ports isir rmSnthlasruptof, thle 20tti of every ?? *pu.asisi vat 1wCHipt5.iY's oltWces, No. 51, St. Mary-axe, 7,ig-treet, Souttliarpton. ?? to BO'ON, U.S., calling at Haliflax to mlIr~eo~ mails ?? ?? liritislrI aid .~,s om tosa StiI Steiarn.stips swill leave Liverpool ...

Advertisements & Notices

... NEIV PLAIDS, foi, CLOAKS and DRESSES, Nsutoble for tilw seoo-tite, for frave11 jg, or' for the coanlry. A rarioly of NEWl P'LAIDS), de~is~tned expressly fir the prorietiiors, togthelir with aI Choice assorltment if aII llie fvototrite ot'ai Inch ottO while, blalek 'til itzrv, beelnr iltli'' Itopttivl at tloa PARISIA'N .G0 ENERAfL10I iN WAllE I) I tiE, 041i anl 248, Rlet-siitrtieel. In t it( ...

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—AUGUST 20. The Lobd Chancellor took hi* seat on the at ▼e o'clock. Lord CAMPBELL gave notice that he would to-morrow ill their lordships' attention to the amendments made le Commons the Death by Accidents Bill. EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGE. OF TRADING BILL. On the motion of the same noble lord this bill was passed tiro ugh committee, and ordered be read a third time tolorrow. G. ...

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE

... NORTH WALES ClßCUlT—Chester, Thursday. Crown Couht.—Before Baron Rolfc. Alleged Infanticides Runcorn.—Mary Pimblett, used 27, and her husband, Joseph Pimblett, 31, were charged with the wilful murder of Richard Primblett, their son, at Runcorn, on the 24th April last. There were three other indictments against the prisoner*; two charging them with the murder of another child, separately, and ...

POLICE.—Yesterday

... POLICE.— Yesterday. MANSION-HOUSE.— Alleged Forgery.—A man named Wilham Trcdall was charged with having uttered a forged cheque for 50/. to a Mr. Mills. The prisoner had been brought up on Thursday, but no prosecutor appeared, although the Alderman waited for a considerable time. The policeman stated upon that occasion that he had on Wednesday received information that the prisoner had uttered ...

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—AUGUST 22. Their lordships met two clock. Lord LYNDHURST rose and addressed the house follows My lords, it great satisfaction to that your Ship, arranged to meet this day, contrary to your usual custom ; for I feel it incumbmt upon to lose not single moment invoking your attention to explanation of certain matters personal to myself. To ml^° f J® u k r h ships it would quite ...

TO CORRESPONDENTS

... We cannot notice, in any way, any communication that is sent to anonymously; bat those who choose to address in confidence w ill find their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN WE UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. We shall avail ourselves of Mr. Mvxao's communication. have been requested by the London News Agents whom transferred the orders for the Daily News which were received the ...

Advertisements & Notices

... Cuistom Hlouse , olndonl. Atiglst, 1846> COR sale, by order of the Ilonourable Cor- uisnsioneo of ler ?? Cuotomsi, tt 'e[lee ociloe;k at stool ,.rseitel on Endoy, sloat Asiguost 116t, toi, ?? ul arolsotie, Cstoinn I -uc afinateostot Itqantity of Illister Papflr, 1%Volpice lilislos~tique UN ITVrE S ITO Y COLLBEGE, London Under the iowcrrntsmerst of tle Council of the College. 1 to-d 3Stater-TII ...

Advertisements & Notices

... PANISII DEBENTURES orlIND)EMNITY 9 IIONDS.-Tho ]PAYMENT of the (COUPO0N on tile above, whicih beo tIleS dile ol0 tI Stol troximo, wvill COmmnaloce onl tllt doy, nlod coalileno every succeeding Teesoity, Thursday, nnd SmtntrdaY, hetveev tile hours of Eleven and 'three, at tile Splntolt fllili Old Comtmission, 7, Toke ottonuse-yard, where prioted forolwt muly be oh- t;alted oil attl after T ...