... SAIL as follows:— From Liverpool. 1846. From New York. 1846. Saturday 31st October. Thursday Bth October. Thursday ?? .26th November. F or passage, freight, or further particulars, apply at Liver- pool, to Gibbs, Bright, and Co., North John-street ; London, SLMark Pinkerton, 65, Cornhill. •- PROSPECTUS of the BRISTOL and POOLE , HARBOUR RAILWAY COMPANY. Capital £1,000 ,000, in 50,000 Shares of ...

... its Constitution. Against every attack upon these, there will, we may hope, be always found amongst us, the firmest spirit of resistance, superior lo the united efforts of faction and ambition. The right of election is the very essence of the Constitution. To violate that right would be a step leading immediately to the dissolution of all Government. A House of Commons acting contrary to their ...

... ?? Page. There willbe found THE GAME LIST, 7__\ publication) ; SALES BY AUCTION j Hull and Fleet- wood STEAMERS, (Times of Sailing) : &c. ^BRADFORD MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. THE Committee have great pleasure in announcing that MR. HUGGAN, of Leeds, Teacl er of the Classes for Chemistry in the Institute, ill delivers INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, on „m_g IMPORTANCE AND ADVANTAGES OF A PRAC- TICAL ...

... am! Passengers. ■ .f and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's new •I'll! TIBER, built and fitted up expressly for this | .r , in .1,1 Southampton on Friday, the 30th of October, at ! . ?? ?? ?? for the abo.c pert-. Shippers will please j .. '' ?? _roods must be down at S-juthampton before ?? the- 2Mb ■■'■ October. . ' particulars appl. at 1..r f rtiipauy'i Offices, 51, St. nv m Ii URGH, ST. ...

... . -■•' '!-■— The Peninsular and Oriental Steam ■ hook PASSENGERS aud receive GOODS and ; . |.„ the .ibove Ports by their Steamers, starting from ?? and from Suez nn or about tlie 10th of every ■ . ,t.~ ..I passage money, plans ofthe steamers, and to j , apply al the Company s Offices,. M, St. Mary-axe, ! i .-» ii |, ...

... _X*wuiar Notes, wit mrity to the bearers, upon the liidk T «wns of the Continent of Europe, America, and Bead Oliice, l'rinc i's street, Mansion House. Western Branch, G9, Pall-mall. . GEORGE POLLARD, Manager RUGBY and LE A M INGTON RAILW A Y .- ORm_?. OTr CE is HEREBY OIVEN, that the FIRST NARY GENERAL MEETINGof the Shareholders of ?? V and Leamington Railway Company will be held o_iM Ea * ...

... FRIDAY, the ICth day of October, IB4°. TMM M C ATTMMS SIMM O W WiU take place on the Casde Hill, and TMMK M»MOWJGMMMJrG M^MTCMM t .1 a n _ , r ?? .. ,i, P Little Walden Road, in the In the Allotment Field, on vie iwiue occupation of Mr. George Webb. REGULATIONS. Members intending to ?? Stock for the premiums must give notice to. and receive Tickets of, Mr. S. King, Castle Street, Saffron ...

... Dispensary, in Kenwyn Street, Truro, on Mondat, the 26th October instant, when it will be pro- posed to alter the 1 8th rule. The Chair will be taken at 12 o'clock precisely. J. G. CHILCOTT, Hon. Sec. Truro, Oct 2, 1846. SAMUEL KING, CTB7HO has been the Head Gardener for many v atTaEVETHOW, would jn consequence of his late Master's Death, be glad to enter the SERVICE of any Gentleman requiring ...

... of proceeding f rom the north y EaS ,S ?? xicl^abutTnti^ %T excha^9 at Prestm and « ticuets but their s will pass parties bryond Preston south «» ?? are *—■« *«-« ...

... a .Meeting oT the Shareholders of Stn. r w P'-ny held to-day, at Gibb's Rojal Hotel, Prince's- kprr't.kdinburgh, the sum of 11. 15s. per Share will be ?? KNEDto the holders of Scrip on and after the 15th toil V Octo,, er next; and the holders of scrip nre requested at ?? ' Vr '' r transmit their scrip Certificates to the secretary, of i, , I>nn ce'..-s.reet, Edinburgh, four days prior to ...

... OYSTERS are now open, and that bis arrangements in London enable birr, to supply the best WHI TSTABLE OYSTERS of the moft recherche description. Prices. — In-doors. Is. 61.; Out, Is. 4d. per Score. SHEFFIELD LICENSED VICfUAJLJLEJtb' PROTECTION SOCIETY. fT^HE ANNUAL FESTIVAL of this Society will be X held on Thursday, October 15, 1846, at the TON- | TINE HOTEL. It is hoped that all connected ...

... tbe price of food, food most be lowered to the level of wages. To effect tbe latter condition, tbe export corn and cattle must be prohibited, wh*ch, interfering with freedom of trf.de, onght to be avoided ; but then adopt the ether Ml emotive, be consenting parties to the .icrpetu'' starvation of the Irish people, wag.s most rawed, that Irish produce may purchasable Irish prodneer*. Tbe rules ...