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... will their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN WE UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANT MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. Advertisements intended for Bzprtt* must be at the Two o'clock on the day of publication. ...
... fBSERVE-TIIIS ESTABLISHMENT WILL hbe closed all Morlday the 21st aad Tuesday the 22nd inst. resumitg business as Usual on Wedniesday maorning. Wa*tod-several young mes sn tietreeads'-tnadc and bespoke departaseists rlnd several y oeths fros the age 'sf 14 to 10 sears as cashiers; appliy We-d- nesday next thc 'S3rd, at 83 asid 81i AIdgatc, a.t niie o'clock. A LANDLORD'S ADVICE. A L~asndlord and ...
... IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE WORKING CLASSES. Fellow-brethren, read the following Testimonial. o0rrearers will perceive, ii our advertising columns, a prospectus ?? of Oak Benefit Society.' The value of these unions eepends en the respectability, not the wealth, of ihs members; and as call advisedlv state that the care taken to preven t the admissiot I:sersons of dissilute habits, and the high ...
... ';50 HE TAILORS; the History and the Rights! !. and Privileges of their Trade; being the commencement of a Series of Articles olS the variotis Tra es, every SnturdaY in Re, DOUGLAS JERROLD'S WEEKLY NEWSPXiAPERU, conturd tg P elso numerous originitI articles, and all the New, of the Week.- Id, Order of any newsmin. ,r Fr r[nHE SONGS of' CZAPEK.-Eiglhteen Songs by, T i tlis talented composer, ...
... )ECUl bAR TRAD1311S for PORT PHLILLIP D Tlf.-''ra pedd is-lsilivsbae most excel. Ieac'sarOlllt~lacroions for passersgers, and engagements will be given fur tseir dasvs of an--ilieg. Load at the jetty, London Dock, __ i Sips. Tons. Commnder. T'o Sail. ittl~l~b ecca I It C. Paige 26 September Iloyal Geoge . (160 I. Grieves 15 October Th~rrstrr isciclur aplytotheunerigned, whom are o-n- slaoly ...
... ADELPIII. —Tim Ey*xw« (first time), EUGENIA CLAIRCILLh ; or, The New Found Home. Messrs. Paul Bedford, O. braith, MunyanL Cullewford; and Madame Celeste. To followed by UP And TIIK JUDGMENT or, The Pas de Pippin*. Doors open at 6>. PRINCESS'S.—This Evkxixq, LOVE'S TELEGRAPH. M««r». Ch*tle» Mathews, Com?ton; Milamc Vestris, Miw.ll. Iljwhw, and Miss K. Stanley. To be followed by BARBEI. BRAN O; ...
... ADELPHL—Tarn Etooko, EUGENIA CLAIRCILLK; or, The Jtow Found Home. Mem. Paul Bedford, O. Smith, Mun-7—*, Culleaford; and Madame Celeste. followed far USED Xrr. And THE J PARIS; or, The Pas da Pippiaa. Boon open 01. PRINCESS'S.—Tata Smarm, LOVE'S TELEGRAPH. Kmk Claries Mathews, Comptoa; Madam? Vestria, Mra. H. Hughe*. tad Miss K. Stialey. To followed A CURIOUS CASE; aod UMBO UP. Doors open at «4 ...
... us in confldencc will And their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN UNDERTAKE RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. Advertisements intended for The Express must be the Office Two o'clock on the day of publication. ...
... in confidence will find thrirconfidence respected. NEITHKR CAX UNDERTAKE T RF.ri'RN ANY MA-XUSCRTPTS WHATEVER. Advertisements intended for The Ksprtu must be at the Bfficeby Two o'clock the day of publication. ...
... By Comm'and of the Postmaster.Oeneral. N O T I C N., Delivery of Letters in, London. General Poot'offite, Augitot, 1846. M UCH inconvenience having- been occasioned in some instances, owing to no person l;icig ill readineso to receive the letters from the letter-eacrici' n his looning delivery, and in others frooc partico refosing to take in letters in cooequoene of not being pee- pored wcith ...
... H ALIFAX, Nova Scotia.-The Directors ot the COMIMERCIAL DANK of LONDON give notice, that they are prepared to graot LETTERtS of CREDIT on the IIANIK of NOVA SCOTIA, payable onl presentation, it the current rate of Exchange on London, A. It. CUTBILL. Manager. Commercial ]ank of London, Lothbury. NEW BRUNSWICK.-Thc Directors of the COMMERCIAL BANK of LONDON give notice, that they are prepared to ...
... TO C0R1B .ESPONDENTS. NOTICE. Our great and increasing number iequiring us to work off a large irupression of the paper at aniearly hour, renders it intlispensable that eorunnunications requiring attention its the current week shosuld reach our hands early onThursday, WVe shall feel panticoilarly obliged by the receipt of comnmeorications as much earlier in the week as practicab le, and ...