... P jublic Pa~ticgd.L r, NO OTICE IS HEREBIYGVN that the TOe is COMMIIIAONERS.hpldoeu theftourth ?? instant, are m. aetthe Commlssioenrs'Ofice, iii the Town-liailI Buildings, WnSaIn ?? E -ilea'a, for it ...

... JUNCTION RAILWAY. BA1Ag TO THE ABAtBRN. UNION RAILWAY COMPANY. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is N intended to be made to parliament, in the ensuing session, for an Act to- alter, amend and enlarge some of the pwere and provisions of the Eastern Union and Hadeiogh Junction Railway Act, 1846. And by the said Act it is intended to enable the Eastern Union and Had- leigh Junction Railway ...

... In the Pross, and shortly vill be Publihed, 8VO., ?? ?? ad., or In boards 3s., TETTERS T h RIGHT RION. LORD Li J ilN llUSSElL, ON STATE EL)UCATION. REPRINTED VlROM THe LISr:Ds MElRCuY. WVITH ADDITIO.N S. BY EDWVARD BAINES, JUN. London:-5lull'IilN, MiARSIIAL.L, & Co.; Leeds: BAINES ANI- NsvSoml I -, -i ENTLIn,3NIN residig at a Distantce are ye- ff spoeltfaly informled that tley can seleut, ...

... E AS'I' INDIA CADETfS.--Mlessrs. CHRISTIAN -rAandl CO. tirg to Infirmn Gentlemen appointed to thle Cavalry or Infantry, that they Continue to SUPPLY every requisite for an OUTFIT, of the best quality, at wholesale prices.-Ill, Wigntore- street, Cavendish-sqoare._ T CADETS in the Honourable EAST INDIA TCOMIPANY'S SERVICE.-Tlhe particutlars of military Clolthtto and apspoinrtmentts, together ...

... Cape of Good Hope.—By the Apollo troop-ship, arrived Spithead, from Simon's Bay, in days, we have papers from this colony: from Cape Town to the 7th of Oct.; from Graham's Town, to the 30th of Sept. Our previous dates were, Cape Town, 20th Sept.; and Graham's Town, Cape Tow.w—To the government Gazette of the Ist Oct. is appended a supplement, containing the ways and means and estimated ...

... Friday The much altered tone and more animated appearance of the money, stock and railway markets in Paris was referred to with some detail under this head in the Daily News of this day. The papers and private advices from thence by this morning's mail come quite confirmation on all points of the information previously communicated. The results yesterday, continued to-day, have been a rather ...

... ETHEROW RESERVOIRS. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, that application is intended to be made to parliament, in the next an at toautborise the construction of certain re- sessin~ fo ensankmenets, sluices, drains,f and sevor, ih llpoprtherewith, for the purpose of im- N oterWrk0 ~ tkigthe waters of a certain river, in oudO~f0fbythe naeof the Etherow, or Mersey, BR cale o ito~~ uppiles the river Mersey, ...

... 67 AIiunattz I, Se., for ISAIM AN extensive assortment of ALMANACKS, DIA- , RIES, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S POCKET] BOOKS, HOJSEKEEPERS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, &c.,I, for 1847, has just boon received by DOBSON, DILWORTH, & DOBSON,| COBONICLE-OFFICE, Nl O. 17, MAR.KET -PLACE, to which they respectfully invite attention. The Almanacks of the Stationers' Company, and other annual Publications, are included ...

... IALERS IN AMERICAN BRASS CLOCKS 1)aerseiely infornted that Messrs. JEROME & CO., reteonly AGIINTS for tile Sale ?? of ?? n tile Kingdom of Great lritainl. ~srsiuI'eeois re ltelf a counterfeit and inferior ?? and StarrOpe5 to the Genuine. Fraudulent 111'1aEt nd counlterfeiting have been practised for several jollti past and Dealers are cautioned against purchasing 'ith rg. Jerome & co. can ...

... TilEATRE ROYAL. J IIIS present Even ing, FRIDAYs November FASHIONABLE NIGHT, Will h.- Performed the faviurmte Play of THE LxDY Or, LYONS. C e MlsOtte .M ?? Mr D&vis. Pauline ?? Mrs GUNsER. To conclude witu the laughable Farce of M3 ItS W h IT iE. 1r Peter Wihite ?? Mr SUrrTE. Mrs Wh t ?? Mr. DAVIS. O,,Mo:iAtJHE MERCHANT OF VENICE, and l&he atert itimentr. Urtjrutss3Y, first time in Newcastle, ...

... %I XI'ION ?? I: IIliAN AilAM1 1Vt- it fI tolril) i imro tIi' UITxiii. it fo ,ii itt.e 's'gu1 i'at TILI v'ii n lol,, 1111Bhimindiiii ilud I ?? i i i lili'. (Ii nnu1 liii p titi tin tlii L bam Extpns'ililty, htit Ill~t, at Alt L n III miim ?? it, anti \L ,- rh ii i' tin sit al D id iititi'y i In' umirail'tn ?? n rat' I,, ti ni L ,eal~ ilt m )a illII zitwl Iitirix. Cminai , a. i i; i li.uitu luu ...

... cen a PUBLiC AMUSEMEN7S tion a? THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY?LANE.. a fair TIllS EVENING Will be performed the opera of TIlE MAID OF AETOIS. The Marquis ele Chateau Vieno, Mr. Ilorrani; Jules de tking, Misiito?oa, Mr. W. Harrison; Sans Regret, Mr. Sardini; Synnelet, I was Mr. Weiss; teolnie, Made. ?sm Bishop; Caralse, Mrs. Rogues Ninka, Miss Rebecca Isoaca. LImitS, After mvtsii'b, the first act of the ...