... APpiivaliosls bY Utttcr respecting advertiscisetita must be past paid/ or- they ivill riit lie rctei'eit. Applications directed to bie miele at the prinier-'s niast tbe persional: lis such cases, ns tveitien voiH4 SI ?? can, ike attended to. Personal inquirles ccomot bie- ansivered, when the adcittes is to be lip letter. i!t *ANTED, ?? tId, ~t-eda:Ited YOUTH for ?? lalitberdtairY, Lace, ian ?? ...

... ORIGINAL AND SELECTED. STATE OF TAHITI AND SOCIETY ISLANDS, AT THE TIME OF THE VISITS OF ADMIRAL SEYMOUR, 1845. Before Admiral Seymour visited Tahiti, in 1845, the greater part of the inhabitants of that island were assembled in arms against the French, and but a small minority had submitted to the Protectorate government. The natives, who had taken arms in defence of their Queen ami country, ...

... Distress in Ireland. —I'he It». Order Old Fellows has given £10 towards the relief fund for the distress Ireland, and the Ancient Druids have given £5. It lief of tiie Poor.—Public Meeting.—On Monday evening a public meeting was held iu the large room at the Boar's Head, for the purpose of considering the propriety of inquiring into the distressed state of the town and neighbourhood, ar.d to ...

... Second Edition, royal Svo, in-ice (ld. REMARKS ON NA' NT L EDUCATI6N. K fbi c lm y GE11li),11 kIsBfE. Mc Cmb' Tttcamphilosoph anti pwef reasoning ofMrOob' pamp~hlet setl introd uce it totjtfdt-letiserevt. Lo~ndonj: Simpihin, Marsh a Co. Edinburgh:- Moelachlan, Ai Stewart, anti Co. mHE HERALD of PEACE for FEBRUARY. 10 T Icontents :- int The Armyv in thee Churchi, or Itehigious Soldiers and ...

... The progress of monetary business has been not unsatisfactory only, but tending rapidly towards a general panic in the money market some of the days of the present week. This state of the market has, in some degree, subsided during the last two days, but this has amounted apparently only to a temporary cessation of forced sales of funded and share property, without any real or permanent ...

... Jpplieations by letter respectinq adedretisemernts iksot be postpaide ,or they will nof be recivedl. Applications directeof to be tirae at the printer'o ,nrit be peresonal: iii S14ch ases, 1to writteft rose- maunicaioas cans be atteanled to. Persional inquirles ?? be f anawered, When the address ise to be bsy letter.j 'TANTED b a middle-aged l1 , i Situation IRS HOUSli- ?? 04, at the II ra.w ...

... Mr. Maude, charged by one of the relieving officers with having deserted his wife and three children, who had >me chargeable to the union. The prisoner it was stated had run away iu October last, aud since then had been cohabiting with another woman at Bury. Despite his ill treatment, his wife appeared quite disinclined say anything against him; but understanding that he was a man of drunken ...

... [BY LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. MONEY MARKET—'THIS DAY. The common inquiry here at present is, what will be the plan for raising the amount requisite effectually to succour Ireland? Most parties anticipate a direct loan, and we need hardly say that more inopportune period for such an operation, save in time of war, could scarcely be hit upon. Nearly all the surplus capital available will be ...

... V ANS r -AO_ ?? NE-'EfiDI II 'I AIJ.. 7)r*~ ritl 1'e.I, f x ruxir [If a L:iilN 1io ittM T' La ty Cialagw . o Ljefri %iY tn of fhlu? fow yoar~ Pititut flftf will lbt tti 111 -41' 'titittin, ' - ~ -- I'm JVM?-`S TTIOtiAl§ -GOOD, itoav 'IL KAl BUAL will tike )¾fci OD ?? M1 - -.ill a1id of the fund-,l of t~w MA' E ?? (-e mlt Sai'fard Caltholic Uifilt!hoI litil Tttlx'ni-et?- Lady (FlIRAt R - 12 ...

... t !ro techtUwet, TEKJn ?? MANTCHESTER.- LIf.EC-uTi)IS . lItEE TRfADE HALL.-- M llbI iy awl JOTIN BR1IGHT, Esq. LtE lt Sf c~t lci'oriugh. in tile- ?? ?? ~C.ert ?? ecc'di, next, the llt 0aCtEI I j3t ec el o 'flock. 111' )1tn.r Nc I. 'Ncwaflis ?? C''lii,.Secri.borv (If 1,e ttcnnit~tee. IN: I iiFi.ANV AND S,.C0TTLAND. * TIF 1I I '1'1CM TiNtA of thc lnhlabiltatta of the 'IC.itflie~ ]iy1 tie ll' voi ...

... APplieations by lttler respecting ar ietsa inutem be past raid or the eintbrcevd Applications direcled lbs iea th rnter's musat be pera'o'aal,' ire sacA eaes ZV ?? a- iaunieaaions can be attended to. Personal? inejuiries canwot be wh' answered, when the address is to be by Italer T MAN. Satisfactory r e8vl ) ?? JonPtielon nongerS.,~ a tedyvatie OUzE- t yAN'1TED, aBOUSE H aetsx~g xg a inl and ...

... of Messrs. Sharp, Brothers and Co., held their usual anniversary meeting the house of Mr. B. Foulkes, New Concert Inn, Oxfordstreet, where the party sat down to a comfortable a» ...